I still am stock. Lots of manufactures don't update the support pages. But I have no problems.
No no its not just support page. Manual say that too. V400 and v410 max microsd support 32gb. i have v400.
"The proof is in the pudding" an old saying used when I was really young.
Ok. i see the pudding. So why LG always saying 32gb max support? im realy dont understand."The proof is in the pudding" an old saying used when I was really young.
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Only reason I can think of, is that they just don't want to update it. But it will support up to 200GB. (There is no bigger microSD card available.) If you see one, it's fake...
Why they need to update? Tablet still same.
Well if they update their support page, then this thread would be moot. But that takes a whole 5 minutes to update the info. Good luck on the 32gb. I don't use the tab for anything but read the newspaper and play some games. I use it because it uses data from my at&t plan. So I don't need to tether my phone.Why they need to update? Tablet still same.
Anyway im today bought 32gb microsd. i believe lg
I put a 56gb Microsd card in my lg g pad7.0 (v410) and the card shows up. I've successfully moved apps to the microsd, but under storage in settings it doesn't look like any of the card's storage is being used, and it hasn't freed up any of my internal memory. It looks in your photo as though the same thing is going on with you. What gives?
I know that it moves some of it, but not all. But I rarely ever move apps to the sd card..
Most older phones still have the same 32GB "limitation" in the specifications. That absolutely does not mean that they lack support for higher capacity microSD. microSDXC supports up to 2TB as a theoretical maximum. So if you purchased a lower capacity microSD because of the manual, that's not sound reasoning. If any higher microSD comes out they'll work with this device or any other modern device as long as they are formatted correctly. Devices will all universally support FAT32 and lower capacity cards will always be in that format. Higher capacity cards will often be pre-formatted as exFAT. Both are supported on the LG G Pad 7.0 by the Stock ROM. Some devices will also support NTFS and even other formats. If a microSD happens to be pre-formatted in a file format not recognized by a specific device, you can always re-format it to a different file system on your computer.Why they need to update? Tablet still same.
Anyway im today bought 32gb microsd. i believe lg
