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Technical Details
- Ultra Storage - of all your data, images, videos, music and more on the 64GB microSDXC card
- Ultra Speed - with class 10 performance rating
- Ultra compatibility - with all microSDXC compatible phones and devices
- Ultra adaptability - using the included SD adapter for compatibility with SDXC devices
- Ultra Reliability - backed by a lifetime limited warranty
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Product Description
Ultra Storage
With the development of smart phones, your phone is often used for much more than just making calls or sending the odd text. It now functions almost as a handheld computer, being capable of capturing images, videos, and providing access to music files and downloaded apps and games. SanDisk Mobile Ultra microSDHC memory cards provide an easy to use, high performance storage solution for all your data files so you don't need to worry about running out of internal memory.
Ultra Speed
Class 10 performance rating ensures that the data stored on your card can be recorded, played back and transferred quickly and easily, granting you full access to all your images, videos and other files with little delay!
Ultra Compatibility
Compatible not just with mobile phones, but with any device with a microSDXC slot, this card can be used with an array of different modern devices including MP3 players and tablet PCs as a shared file storage and transfer medium.
Ultra Adaptability
With the included SD adapter, compatibility doesn't just stop there. Simply insert your card into the corresponding slot on the adapter and then plug directly into any SD slot for maximum compatibility across both microSDXC and SDXC devices. Perfect for transferring your favourite images, music or video onto your PC without having to hunt around for that pesky connection cable!
Ultra Reliability
Backed by a lifetime limited guarantee, you can have confidence in the quality of your card and its ability to withstand some of life's toughest conditions to continue to provide you with a long-lasting, reliable memory storage solution throughout its own lifetime and that of your microSDHC compatible device.
Please check compatibility with your device or its manufacturer. Your device needs to be SDXC Compliant for this card to work.
Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
27 of 27 people found the following review helpful
By CTH
Amazon Verified Purchase
Works on Samsung Note (International Unlocked version at least)Easily recognized by the phone no problems, full capacity recognized, no special set up needed
42 of 45 people found the following review helpful
By C. Carney
Amazon Verified Purchase
I just wanted to give a slight clarification for the other 5 star reviewers. I have a myTouch 4g using 2.3.4 so I did my homework before investing in this (and I've been waiting a long time for it to come out). I only purchased it after several other tech reviewers on other websites showed videos of their Android smartphones running 2.3.4 and after reformatting it inside the phone, working perfectly. After one tense minute of the reformatting process I was pleased to see a useable 59.3 gig of space available to use. Although you will not be able to take advantage of the SD XC format's claimed 30mb/s read/write speed after formatting it with your phone (google "will android smartphones be able to use 64 gig micro sd xc") it is a small price to pay for twice the available storage. That and you have bragging rights for the foreseeable future until the 128 gig cards come out for $500 or so.
One last note- to anyone who still doubts that it might work in their smartphones, the adapter that comes with it says "micro SDHC" not "micro SDXC" leading me to believe there probably isn't a whole lot of difference between the two if SanDisk is too lazy to make new adapters to make us think there is.
One last note- to anyone who still doubts that it might work in their smartphones, the adapter that comes with it says "micro SDHC" not "micro SDXC" leading me to believe there probably isn't a whole lot of difference between the two if SanDisk is too lazy to make new adapters to make us think there is.
33 of 35 people found the following review helpful
By G. Taylor
Amazon Verified Purchase
As someone else mentioned I was also surprised to get the class 10 version of the SanDisk 64GB MicroSDXC card when the description shows a class 6. Faster is better so I had no problem with that. I inserted it into my Galaxy S3 and it was recognized by the phone and my Windows Vista machine. Using Vista I created several directories and loaded about 10GB of pictures onto the card. Everything seemed ok. I could see them on the phone and the computer. A few days later I took some pictures with the phone which were sent to the card. After 8 pictures the phone reported the card was malfunctioning and all further pictures would go to the built in phone memory. I plugged the phone into the computer and the card was no longer readable. It showed up as empty. I reformatted the card using the phone and now it refuses to recognize the card at all. When I attempt to mount the card it reports an error and refuses to mount. In the documention from the seller it states that there is no returns once the package is opened so now you know. Buy at your own risk.
19 of 20 people found the following review helpful
By B. Good
Amazon Verified Purchase
This is great!! Works perfectly on the DROID Bionic! After putting it in the phone for the first time I had to reformat the card. The phone told me the card was damaged before reformatting. Don't panic if you see that. Just go in to your phone's settings, storage, SD Card, Unmount SD, and reformat that baby. Now my phone has 80GB of total storage. Less than that after formatting, but it's still a ton of space to put all of my music and movies. Time to convert and load more movies now that I have 27GB left.
After formatting, the phone tells me the card has 59.46GB available. If you notice on computer hard drives, the same thing happens. A 250GB hard drive will only give you about 233GB that you can actually use. It's normal.
I recommend this card to anyone who wants to leave their iPod at home and store all of their media on their phone, you can have everything with you wherever you go. It's awesome!
After formatting, the phone tells me the card has 59.46GB available. If you notice on computer hard drives, the same thing happens. A 250GB hard drive will only give you about 233GB that you can actually use. It's normal.
I recommend this card to anyone who wants to leave their iPod at home and store all of their media on their phone, you can have everything with you wherever you go. It's awesome!
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
This is a great card. I installed it in my new Motorola Droid RAZR cell phone. The phone said upgradable to 32GB but the 64GB works in it fine with no problems. It's like having a larger MP3 with your phone.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
I'm currently running a HTC Sensation with Android 2.3.4 and (almost) all the current updates, which brings me to T-MOUS Firmware 1.50.somethingorother. I've read that this card has no problems working in said device, so I decided to give it a try. Worst case, I could put it in the laptop and use it as some extra storage.
The card arrived in real retail packaging, and as far as I can tell, is a genuine Sandisk product. Included were some coupons for music downloads (in the trash) and an SD-to-microSD adapter. No problems there.
This card won't work as-is. It comes formatted with a new version of FAT, called exFAT. This allows the OS to take advantage of the card's size while providing an across the board file system for devices. To the best of my knowledge, the only difference between XC and HC is the file system - the card itself has the same electrical interface.
To make this card work, you'll need a couple of things. A machine with either a SD card reader, or an external dongle device, and some programs. Windows will no longer format drives larger than 32GB, even with the command line trick. So, search for a fat32 formatter program. I used fat32format from Ridgecrop Consultants, Ltd. It's a free command line program, and only does one thing. Search for it and you'll find it on the first page of results.
After the card was formatted, I installed it into the phone and booted, and checked the SD card. 59.4GB! Yes! I formatted it again on the phone to make sure everything was good, and copied the files from my old card over. No problems, and I have something like 40GB left.
If you're lucky, your phone will format this card direct. Mine wouldn't. I keep the fat32format program on the card now, just in case.... Read more ›
The card arrived in real retail packaging, and as far as I can tell, is a genuine Sandisk product. Included were some coupons for music downloads (in the trash) and an SD-to-microSD adapter. No problems there.
This card won't work as-is. It comes formatted with a new version of FAT, called exFAT. This allows the OS to take advantage of the card's size while providing an across the board file system for devices. To the best of my knowledge, the only difference between XC and HC is the file system - the card itself has the same electrical interface.
To make this card work, you'll need a couple of things. A machine with either a SD card reader, or an external dongle device, and some programs. Windows will no longer format drives larger than 32GB, even with the command line trick. So, search for a fat32 formatter program. I used fat32format from Ridgecrop Consultants, Ltd. It's a free command line program, and only does one thing. Search for it and you'll find it on the first page of results.
After the card was formatted, I installed it into the phone and booted, and checked the SD card. 59.4GB! Yes! I formatted it again on the phone to make sure everything was good, and copied the files from my old card over. No problems, and I have something like 40GB left.
If you're lucky, your phone will format this card direct. Mine wouldn't. I keep the fat32format program on the card now, just in case.... Read more ›
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
Excelent
Excelent, Excelent, very good product, meets all my expectations, I recommend it to all lovers of video and photography. Thank you so much
Published 1 day ago by Carlos Andres
5.0 out of 5 stars
FAST AND RELIABLE
I bought this card for a 3D camcordar, wich demands FAST access. It delievers. And I'm using also on a canon DLR 20.6mp, which does need fast access too. Read more
Published 7 days ago by brunobv
3.0 out of 5 stars
Misleading memory marketing
I purchased a 64GB microsd for a new phone (BB Q10)and after formatting the card in the phone I can use 59.3GB, a 7% decrease. This is very annoying! Read more
Published 8 days ago by djh3
5.0 out of 5 stars
great value for price
2nd one I have bought for S3 galaxy. Quality card at a great price. I also got a 32gb for my tablet.
Published 9 days ago by Gunther
5.0 out of 5 stars
Works with Galaxy S3 from Cricket wireless
Works fine with S3. Once inserted you have to "format" the card which is easily done on phone. provided 59.47 new GB of storage. Read more
Published 9 days ago by jebediah
5.0 out of 5 stars
GOOD BUY
Bought one for my SAMSUNG GALAXY SII which took a while for it to recognize, but I finally got it to work. I even have one in my new Microsoft Surface.
Published 10 days ago by Anthony Cibelli
5.0 out of 5 stars
Memory for Samsung Galaxy S4
Memory works great as additional RAM in my Samsung Galaxy S4. Memory appears as fast as onboard RAM and was instantly recoginized.
Published 13 days ago by Barry Allen Wilson
4.0 out of 5 stars
using this card in a samsung galaxy note 8 inch..very good purchase
received this product in good shape installed it and it still working. So, so far, so good. hard to judge any more than that at this time
Published 13 days ago by john d.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Awesome
I use this in my Tablets External SD slot. A very awesome product if you
store a lot of media on your device, and don't want to use up your internal
storage.
store a lot of media on your device, and don't want to use up your internal
storage.
Published 16 days ago by Java -
3.0 out of 5 stars
happy/upset
I'm happy with the product it has the space I need. Although I bought 2 and 1 did not work at all which was upsetting.
Published 19 days ago by Evelyn Vasquez
