SanDisk - Ultra 32GB microSDHC Class 10 Memory Card
Model:SDSDQUI-032G-A46
SKU:3695074
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Features
Compatible with most devices with a microSDHC card slot
For wide-ranging use. Included adapter enables compatibility with most full-size SD and SDHC devices.
32GB storage capacity
Holds plenty of photos, videos and music.
Up to 30MB/sec. read speed
Enables fast data transfer.
Built-in write-protect switch
Prevents accidental data loss to help keep your information secure.
What's Included
- SanDisk-Ultra® microSDHC™ UHS-I Card with Adapter, 32GB
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Q: QuestionWhat is the micro SDHC which is inserted into the scan disk actually for?
Asked by MLE1122.
- A:Answer Most units you buy have built in memory for storing your data, pictures, music, etc. The built in memory usually is not large enough to hold everything you have, so in order to extent your storage, you have to buy external memory that slips into a slot on your device. That is what the 32G micro SDHC unit idoes, it extends your storage so you can hold more data, etc.
Answered by Oznirp
Q: QuestionZTE n817 (legacy) phone manual only says micro sdhc, will this Ultra work in my phone?
Asked by Shel.
- A:Answer I am knowledgeable of these cards and if your device says it needs a MICRO, that is the smaller physical sized memory card which this one is. This one also came with a bigger sleeve you can put this smaller one in. The larger sleeve fits into laptop card readers. Without the sleeve, you would have to connect your device to the laptop via USB cable... if your device has that option/cable. I have mine in a Dash Cam and do not like taking my laptop into my vehicle to download video I want to save on my laptop or remove the camera from my windshield. Its easier to pop the smaller card from my Dash Cam, put it in the larger sleeve, and then insert the sleeve into the card reader on my laptop to download video. Some older devices only take a 32GB card as the file format changes when you go larger. You also need to use the class (and size - GB) recommended in your manual. FYI - class 10 is the best with these older devices and are equal to class 1 with a U around the 1. There is yet a new standard of class these days. Class has to do with the speed in which the card can record in... not the size/amount of data it can hold. You don't want to spend a lot of money for a larger (GB) card and faster class (speed) and find it is not compatible with your device. This class information is easy to look up on the internet - Google know all. Hope this helps.
Answered by GeneJr
Q: QuestionI need a 32 GB microSD card formatted to FAT32, speed class 4 or greater. Is that what this card is? Thanks.
Asked by CptK.
- A:Answer Yes, this card is already in FAT32 format, class 10. If you are running Win 7 or 10, you can manually select it to be formatted to FAT32 by navigating to THIS PC, right-clicking on the drive that the 32GB MicroSD card is present at, then select FORMAT. Under FILE FORMAT, choose FAT32 and the process should work.
Answered by ElectricMan
Q: QuestionWill this be able to work as a memory card for the new Nintendo 3ds imported from japan?
Asked by Anonymous.
- A:Answer It should. It works with my new 3ds xl.
Answered by Fnolan
Q: QuestionNeed flash card to record HD video in a car dash cam. mnfctr says use SD card w/ at least spd of 6. will this work? . diff btwn micro SD and micro SD HD?
Asked by Judge.
- A:Answer Yes, but in order to use the micro sd card in the sd slot you need to use the adapter that comes with it. It might be easier to just buy an sd card.
Answered by CDphoto
Q: QuestionCan this work with the Nintendo Switch
Asked by Mj.
- A:Answer Yes, this works with the Nintendo Switch.
Answered by CommunityAnswer
Q: QuestionWill this work for ps vita, or can you tell me which ones do ?
Asked by Jv.
- A:Answer No, the SanDisk®️ microSDXC Ultra 32GB Memory Card will not work in the PS Vita as it supports only the PSVITA Memory Cards which SanDisk4 does not manufacture..
Answered by SanDisk Team
Q: QuestionShould it be in the lock position to record?
Asked by Seabird.
- A:Answer If you lock your front door, can people walk in ? answer: no, same with the memory- it won't record when locked. You lock it to save your recording
Answered by Sultan
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