
Expand the storage of your compatible device with this SanDisk Ultra Plus microSDHC memory card, which features a 32GB capacity to provide ample space for your media collection. The Class 10 UHS-1 speed enables high-fidelity video recording.
Q: How many hours of video does it hold?
A: This depends upon several factors. First, the resolution of the video. Higher definition video requires more memory for the same length of recording. Second the number of files stored in the root. Depending upon the operating system used, there can be a finite limit to the number of files allowed in the root (lowest level) folder of the card's memory. If you have many short videos (i.e. small files), they may exhaust the capacity of the root folder's directory entries long before the card runs out of memory. To combat this, create folders in which to store videos. It is better for organization as well. Hope that this helped.
Q: is this compatable with Galaxy 5 phone?
A: Yes it absolutely is compatible. You have to remove the back battery cover to gain access to the MICRO SD card slot which is in the same location as the SIM card slot. Just a note, the galaxy 5 series can also use larger capacity micro SD cards such as 64 size.
Q: is this compatible with the motorola G 3rd generation?
A: Yes Priscila, it is You can put up to 64GB of Micro SD
Q: Is this compatible with Moto G Plus 4th generation phone?
A: If your phone takes a Micro SD card, it will work just fine.
A: You can transfer any kind of data with this card, photos, videos, math problems, shopping lists, video games, phone numbers, abc's 123's. Anything your phone, camera, or computer can move to the card can be transferred to another device.
Q: Mom of a little gamer needs help
A: It is compatible only up to 32Gb. Anything larger won't work.
A: Sure---I got this for my recently purchased LG K20. You can't change the amount of internal memory in a phone and some things can only be stored in the internal memory, like the operating system (of course!) and many apps. However, you can use an SD card to store photos, downloaded docs/images and app data where possible (information associated with an app as opposed to the app's "operating"I software). This saves internal memory for the things that have to go there. Make sure you change phone settings to automatically save photos to the card, etc. I used a 32gb card in the LGK10 I just replaced. That phone had 16 gigs internal memory and using the SD card was helpful in maximizing internal memory. When I replaced that phone the SD card had become corrupted, so I bought this card because it is a better brand and I expect will be more durable. Good luck!