How much storage can this system read, ie what's the largest microSDHC card can I use? null

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Dawn · Accepted Answer

32 g sdhc micro SD card

Turt · Answer

Nintendo's 2DS and 3DS system officially support microSDHC cards up to 32GB (check out their details here: https://en-americas-support.nintendo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/274/~/what-sd-cards-and-microsd-cards-are-compatible%3F). That being said, I have heard of ways to support larger capacity microSD cards as well (including the 64GB microSDXC), by reformatting the card with outside software to the FAT32 system. Doing this is not supported by Nintendo though, as they state on their official support website.
Ultimately, any SD card you choose should be fine, but if you want little hassle, any microSDHC card should work for you (and make sure not to get regular SDHC, as those are NOT supported for Nintendo's newer 3DS family consoles).

mccalejk · Answer

I tried a 128GB but it didn't work. I have a 32GB in there now. I didn't try a 64GB.

Mo88 · Answer

Officially supports up to 32GB microSDHC. It can read higher storage amounts but will require you to reformat the new microSDHC card to FAT32 format using a computer.

CommunityAnswer · Answer

The largest microSDHC card the system can support is 4GB.

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