400GB MicroSD card anyone

[kurrupt_1]

Just picked one up do far so good, anyone else pick one up for their Note 8?View attachment 4505005

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[Lizzo]

Just picked one up do far so good, anyone else pick one up for their Note 8?View attachment 4505005

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Link to where you got yours?

 

[kurrupt_1]

Amazon

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[iceepyon]

I have 256GB internal storage and a 64GB microSD card. Will probably upgrade to a 256GB once the price drops. Having a 400GB microSD Card seems overkill for somebody who has 256GB internal storage

 

[marctronixx]

had it for months

Just picked one up do far so good, anyone else pick one up for their Note 8?View attachment 4505005

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https://forum.xda-developers.com/ga...andisk-issues-400gb-micro-sdxc-cards-t3700390


bought october 2017. still running as smooth as day one....

 

[eraursls1984]

I have 256GB internal storage and a 64GB microSD card. Will probably upgrade to a 256GB once the price drops. Having a 400GB microSD Card seems overkill for somebody who has 256GB internal storage

As someone who has had their last 4 phones die on him I can tell you that no amount of internal storage is going to replace my need for removable storage. That said I have 64 GB internal and a 64 GB microSD card. Looking to upgrade to a 128 GB or 256 GB soon.

 

[kurrupt_1]

Agreed, give me as much external storage that can be made.

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[gsser]

important thing is which class it is. like R/W speeds must be fast if you are going to use that sd card

 

[kurrupt_1]

important thing is which class it is. like R/W speeds must be fast if you are going to use that sd card

400 GB SDXC UHS-I Class 10 A1 in my device

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[BigMosley]

Currently using the 256GB card from the Note 7 pre-order and I am becoming afraid to buy anything larger because who knows how much longer we will be using these cards. Manufacturer's like One+ and Google don't have Micro SD support and I would kick myself so hard if I shelled all that money out for something a future device can't even use.

 

[eraursls1984]

Currently using the 256GB card from the Note 7 pre-order and I am becoming afraid to buy anything larger because who knows how much longer we will be using these cards. Manufacturer's like One+ and Google don't have Micro SD support and I would kick myself so hard if I shelled all that money out for something a future device can't even use.

Samsung already tried that and came back. I think we are pretty safe to bet on Samsung keeping the slot for awhile. I won't buy another phone without removable storage. I've lost so much on my last 4 phones that died, one being a Nexus 6P with no external storage.

 

[jdhirst12]

Samsung already tried that and came back. I think we are pretty safe to bet on Samsung keeping the slot for awhile. I won't buy another phone without removable storage. I've lost so much on my last 4 phones that died, one being a Nexus 6P with no external storage.

Yeah, Samsung is keeping our expand-ability for now, just like with the headphone jack. They want (atleast for the note devices) to be seen as the premium devices for professional work and power users so I think they will keep that draw over more mainstream-focused devices like the Pixel who is directly competing with the iPhone for that userbase.

 

[Anonymously_Unknown]

Yeah, Samsung is keeping our expand-ability for now

Explain that to the Note 5 users without external SD card support

 

[winol]

Explain that to the Note 5 users without external SD card support

Well, that was a sort of an experiment, they got the results, and they decided to re implement the sd card, as the note 5 was not very well received

 

[Anonymously_Unknown]

Developing anything that would make a good flagship "Note" device any step closer to being handicapped like an iPhone is a bad experiment going in the wrong direction to begin with. I only bought a Note 5, because my Note 4 screen broke (and the repair costs justified replacing the unit). I'm still surprised that the Note 5 progressed past the prototype phase without the MicroSD card slot.