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Please allow us to inform you that the SanDisk® microSDXC Ultra PLUS 128GB Memory Card comes with speed class 10 and pre-formatted in exFAT files system. However, it can be formatted in FAT32 files system , please refer to the below mentioned links : Windows -- https://kb.sandisk.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/22476 Mac -- https://kb.sandisk.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/203

It’s a high speed class 10 with an USH-1 rating. Which means it’s will basically work in anything that I know of. I use it for a Nintendo Switch and it works great. The format depends on what you what to format it too. Out of the box it’s Fat32, but I formatted mine to ExFat so I could storage files bigger then 4GB on it. However you could do NTFS (Windows) or whatever Apple MacOS uses. The format is whatever you want to make it.

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Please allow us to inform you that the SanDisk® microSDXC Ultra PLUS 128GB Memory Card comes with speed class 10 and pre-formatted in exFAT files system. However, it can be formatted in FAT32 files system , please refer to the below mentioned links : Windows -- https://kb.sandisk.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/22476 Mac -- https://kb.sandisk.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/203
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It’s a high speed class 10 with an USH-1 rating. Which means it’s will basically work in anything that I know of. I use it for a Nintendo Switch and it works great. The format depends on what you what to format it too. Out of the box it’s Fat32, but I formatted mine to ExFat so I could storage files bigger then 4GB on it. However you could do NTFS (Windows) or whatever Apple MacOS uses. The format is whatever you want to make it.
Answered by Tido360 3 years ago
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