A:AnswerAny memory card that is high capacity should work in any device that the card configuration fits physically. Devices that require High Capacity memory cards do not work or work well at all with lower quality low capacity cards. Devices that just require a "memory card" are almost always referring to low capacity cards. When in doubt contact the vendor and any user guides for specifications needed. The difference between Low and High Capacity cards is essentially the tiny electronic circuit in the card that in IT we refer to the drive controller circuit. Low capacity cards do not transfer data from the device to the memory in the card at a fast enough response for the device to work with a high capacity performance device. Suppose you have a digital camera needing HC card and you use a LC card instead , the camera will not be able to take pictures at high resolution or speed without the LC card locking up and falling behind the flood of data from the camera. On the other hand High Capacity cards have the circuits and faster memory technology to transfer data much faster. HC cards also will have longer lifetimes as all memory cards have memory degradation due to the constant store and erase cycles. Hope this helps . Jake
A:AnswerI know this answer is to an old question, but if the device says the card will not work, you need to try a different card. Also, the cards only go in one way, so check to see that you have installed it the proper way.
A:AnswerIts just for photos and videos u install it by opening the section where your battery goes there is an opening right there also for the memory card.
A:AnswerYour manual should give you that answer, but if it handles a 32 gig standard SD card, 80 mg. speed should work just about any video or still you would shoot..
A:AnswerNo, this will not work with your 5th generation Kindle Fire. It requires a microSD card. Amazon's support page recommends a UHS microSD card or Class 10 microSD card. It can hold up to a 200gb capacity. Here are some recommendations for UHS microSD cards that should work for you. Please keep in mind that you may need to format the microSD card prior to using it in your Kindle.
