Re: Fastest/Best SD Card?
This is what I use in my Note 4. Very fast, no pauses or anything on playback.
This is what I use in my Note 4. Very fast, no pauses or anything on playback.
What micro SD card are you using with your Moto X Pure Edition?
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Re: Fastest/Best SD Card?
I have the SanDisk Extreme PRO 32GB UHS-U3
Up to 95 MB/s Read and 90 MB/s Write.
I have the SanDisk Extreme PRO 32GB UHS-U3
Up to 95 MB/s Read and 90 MB/s Write.
SDXC is SDXC. If it works with a 64GB SDXC, it'll work with any size of SDXC. The same applies to SDHC and SD. The important aspect is rather the phone supports exFAT and/or FAT32. Formatting a card to exFAT(the default file system for SDXC cards) has the benefit of having an essentially no file size limit* other than the cards capacity. FAT32 limits individual file size to 4GB. Also, phones that say they only support 32GB max or SDHC will still accept SDXC cards if fotmatted to FAT32.
*for now and for a very long time to come.
Sandisk 200GB exFAT format. Works great. Got when on sale for $150. Took it out of my Note 4 and straight into the Pure.
Ah, ye ol Thunderbolt. Lol. That phone is one I'll never forget.
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I installed the same Samsung 128GB card I had in my Note 4. Works great.
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I have a couple questions, if somebody can help please:
1) One is related to this cars I am planning to buy for my 16GB Moto X Style, is this a good choise ?
amazon DOT com/dp/B010Q57S62/
2) I read that all the app go to the internal phone storage (whatever left of 16GB in my case) while everything else, like music and pics can go to Micro SD - my question in this case is this: if some app allows the user to download content, in my case that would be "udemy" which allows the user to download the video lessons on the device so that you can watch it where the i-net speed is n/a or slow or limited - where is this particular content going to be stored ? I hope it's the microSD
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Thanks.
1) One is related to this cars I am planning to buy for my 16GB Moto X Style, is this a good choise ?
amazon DOT com/dp/B010Q57S62/
2) I read that all the app go to the internal phone storage (whatever left of 16GB in my case) while everything else, like music and pics can go to Micro SD - my question in this case is this: if some app allows the user to download content, in my case that would be "udemy" which allows the user to download the video lessons on the device so that you can watch it where the i-net speed is n/a or slow or limited - where is this particular content going to be stored ? I hope it's the microSD
.Thanks.
I have a couple questions, if somebody can help please:
1) One is related to this cars I am planning to buy for my 16GB Moto X Style, is this a good choise ?
amazon DOT com/dp/B010Q57S62/
2) I read that all the app go to the internal phone storage (whatever left of 16GB in my case) while everything else, like music and pics can go to Micro SD - my question in this case is this: if some app allows the user to download content, in my case that would be "udemy" which allows the user to download the video lessons on the device so that you can watch it where the i-net speed is n/a or slow or limited - where is this particular content going to be stored ? I hope it's the microSD
Thanks.
From my understanding, downloading apps and running those apps on microsd cards will create problems, such as lag and etc. However, android marshmallow will change that. It will allow microsd cards to act like internal storage.
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Best SD Card for Moto XP?
Is there a "best brand/type" of micro SD card anyone would recommend?
I've never purchased one for a phone before and I don't know if there's a difference in quality or something to watch out for. I see a wide range of types (ultra, extreme, etc.) and I'm confused..
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Is there a "best brand/type" of micro SD card anyone would recommend?
I've never purchased one for a phone before and I don't know if there's a difference in quality or something to watch out for. I see a wide range of types (ultra, extreme, etc.) and I'm confused..
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Re: Best SD Card for Moto XP?
Amazon.com: SanDisk Ultra 200GB Micro SD (SDSDQUAN-200G-G4A): Electronics
This is probably the "best" card you can get.
Amazon.com: SanDisk Ultra 200GB Micro SD (SDSDQUAN-200G-G4A): Electronics
This is probably the "best" card you can get.
Re: Best SD Card for Moto XP?
I generally stick with Samsung EVO.
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I generally stick with Samsung EVO.
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Re: Best SD Card for Moto XP?
Yikes! The price!
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Amazon.com: SanDisk Ultra 200GB Micro SD (SDSDQUAN-200G-G4A): Electronics
This is probably the "best" card you can get.
Yikes! The price!
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Re: Best SD Card for Moto XP?
I'm using this one (64 GB). Amazon.com: Samsung 64GB EVO Class 10 Micro SDXC up to 48MB/s with Adapter (MB-MP64DA/AM): Computers & Accessories
I'm using this one (64 GB). Amazon.com: Samsung 64GB EVO Class 10 Micro SDXC up to 48MB/s with Adapter (MB-MP64DA/AM): Computers & Accessories
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Re: Best SD Card for Moto XP?
Thanks Laura, I probably should have ordered this one...
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Thanks Laura, I probably should have ordered this one...
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Re: Best SD Card for Moto XP?
My first response above was a bit of tongue-in-cheek...but it is the best card out there if you need the space.
That's the first question you need to ask...how much space do you want/need? Everyone has different needs. Some of the posters above say they have more than enough space with a 64GB card. My wife uses a 32GB card and hardly uses any of it. I have a 128GB card currently and only have 2GB available. I store a lot of stuff for work and need quick access to it and I don't want to rely on the cloud.
As for brand...Sandisk, Samsung, Kingston, Lexar are all good brands. Sony is OK but seems to have more problems. The "lesser" tiers are Patriot, Transcend, PNY...cheaper than the others but people have had a lot of success with them but they are also a little slower and more prone to problems. Avoid the "off-off" brands like Santin, MIC and other strange names. Always check the reviews on Amazon and other places.
Even good brands have problems. Two years ago Sandisk had a batch of bad 64GB cards that constantly unmounted. I went through three cards before buying a Samsung instead. And even the off-brand cards perform well for many people as I'm sure someone will come up and say, "I've been using a Santin card for years with no problems...it's a great card."
As for "ultra" and "extreme"...they are just faster cards. You also may see things like class 2,4, 8,10 or even UHS classes. 10 is the fastest at 10MB/s (same as class 1 UHS). Faster card means faster read/write for videos or if you are storing apps on your card. I would go middle of the road with a "ultra" (which, I believe, is a Sandisk designation).
More interesting info here: SD card showdown: Testing the SanDisk Extreme | Android Central
My first response above was a bit of tongue-in-cheek...but it is the best card out there if you need the space.
That's the first question you need to ask...how much space do you want/need? Everyone has different needs. Some of the posters above say they have more than enough space with a 64GB card. My wife uses a 32GB card and hardly uses any of it. I have a 128GB card currently and only have 2GB available. I store a lot of stuff for work and need quick access to it and I don't want to rely on the cloud.
As for brand...Sandisk, Samsung, Kingston, Lexar are all good brands. Sony is OK but seems to have more problems. The "lesser" tiers are Patriot, Transcend, PNY...cheaper than the others but people have had a lot of success with them but they are also a little slower and more prone to problems. Avoid the "off-off" brands like Santin, MIC and other strange names. Always check the reviews on Amazon and other places.
Even good brands have problems. Two years ago Sandisk had a batch of bad 64GB cards that constantly unmounted. I went through three cards before buying a Samsung instead. And even the off-brand cards perform well for many people as I'm sure someone will come up and say, "I've been using a Santin card for years with no problems...it's a great card."
As for "ultra" and "extreme"...they are just faster cards. You also may see things like class 2,4, 8,10 or even UHS classes. 10 is the fastest at 10MB/s (same as class 1 UHS). Faster card means faster read/write for videos or if you are storing apps on your card. I would go middle of the road with a "ultra" (which, I believe, is a Sandisk designation).
More interesting info here: SD card showdown: Testing the SanDisk Extreme | Android Central
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