What kind of Micro SD card do I need for this? null

This camera requires a 32Gb MicroSD card. I tried larger storage options but the camera cannot handle larger MicroSD cards. The 32Gb card should give you around 2000 photos though.

A 16 doesn’t work , should I use a 32?

I purchased a Lexar 32BG MicroSDHC for about $10.00

Any modern microSD card will work, but it needs to be formatted as FAT32, which has a maximum size of 32GB. You can use larger cards, but you won't be able to use the extra space. To format a card, you can put it into a card reader and connect it to your computer or leave it in the camera and connect the camera to your computer with a micro USB cable. If you have Windows, open Disk Management, delete the existing volume(s) on the card, then create a new simple volume, put in "32000" for the size and make sure that FAT32 is the selected format. All other settings can remain at their defaults. Do a quick format and the card should be ready for the camera. Note: If you make the volume any larger than 32000 (32GB) or you format it as anything other than FAT32, the camera will freeze on the "Welcome" screen. I'm noting that mostly for anyone who is having that issue and sees this answer. The solution to your problem is to follow the steps that I outlined above.

Any Micro SD Card. Depends on how much you want to spend and how much GB it has, your choice. I just search whoever had them on sale.

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This camera requires a 32Gb MicroSD card. I tried larger storage options but the camera cannot handle larger MicroSD cards. The 32Gb card should give you around 2000 photos though.
Answered by Jeremy 4 years ago
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I used a 64 and it was fine.
Answered by Anonymous 3 years ago
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A 16 doesn’t work , should I use a 32?
Answered by Anonymous 3 years ago
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I purchased a Lexar 32BG MicroSDHC for about $10.00
Answered by bklynrichard 4 years ago
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Any modern microSD card will work, but it needs to be formatted as FAT32, which has a maximum size of 32GB. You can use larger cards, but you won't be able to use the extra space. To format a card, you can put it into a card reader and connect it to your computer or leave it in the camera and connect the camera to your computer with a micro USB cable. If you have Windows, open Disk Management, delete the existing volume(s) on the card, then create a new simple volume, put in "32000" for the size and make sure that FAT32 is the selected format. All other settings can remain at their defaults. Do a quick format and the card should be ready for the camera. Note: If you make the volume any larger than 32000 (32GB) or you format it as anything other than FAT32, the camera will freeze on the "Welcome" screen. I'm noting that mostly for anyone who is having that issue and sees this answer. The solution to your problem is to follow the steps that I outlined above.
Answered by Anonymous 4 months ago
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Any Micro SD Card. Depends on how much you want to spend and how much GB it has, your choice. I just search whoever had them on sale.
Answered by bklynrichard 4 years ago
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