Would the 64gb MicroSDXC be compatible with the galaxy s5 active? If yes, how would I format it, first? (on mac) (sorry new to this) & is 48MBps fast?
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Yes, it's compatible. It doesn't require formatting. Just place it into your phone, and off you go! If you currently have a card in the phone, you may want to transfer the data to the new card. (I'm not too sure how that would work on a MAC, but I'm sure that because all you're really doing in copying from one to the other, it doesn't matter). Have fun!
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If the Mac is a MacBook Pro or a iMac (Late 2011 or newer) , then it will work because they are all SDXC compatible. MacBook's however are not compatible with SDXC. You can get USB3.0 SDXC readers for a Mac Pro or a USB 3.0 equipped Windows computer.
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Yes 48mbps is pretty fast. I didn't use it for mac or S5 but I think it would probably work fine with them as memory cards work with all devices
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It will work on S5. S5 will take up to 128gb micro SD, so you're golden with this one.
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I have the regular S5, and the 64gb works just fine.Open the package, insert into phone, start using.
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As was already stated it is only for use when using as an android tablet. Unless you are needing a ton of space I do not see the need for going with the 32GB model. I have the 16GB myself and have no issues with it. Another thing to consider is it has a micro sd slot so you can expand it with what size you feel you need. I had a 64 gb micro sd in it for a little but didn't didn't see a need. I love mine and use it often. The software they have for the android isn't the greatest but it works in a pinch. I use mine hooked up to my PC a lot for being able to use native photo shop with it. If they had a version that was comparable to PC or Mac version for android I would use it all the time. As was already stated it is only for use when using as an android tablet. Unless you are needing a ton of space I do not see the need for going with the 32GB model. I have the 16GB myself and have no issues with it. Another thing to consider is it has a micro sd slot so you can expand it with what size you feel you need. I had a 64 gb micro sd in it for a little but didn't didn't see a need. I love mine and use it often. The software they have for the android isn't the greatest but it works in a pinch. I use mine hooked up to my PC a lot for being able to use native photo shop with it. If... » Read More As was already stated it is only for use when using as an android tablet. Unless you are needing a ton of space I do not see the need for going with the 32GB model. I have the 16GB myself and have no issues with it. Another thing to consider is it has a micro sd slot so you can expand it with what size you feel you need. I had a 64 gb micro sd in it for a little but didn't didn't see a need. I love mine and use it often. The software they have for the android isn't the greatest but it works in a pinch. I use mine hooked up to my PC a lot for being able to use native photo shop with it. If they had a version that was comparable to PC or Mac version for android I would use it all the time. « Show Less
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I bought the 64GB card which was the max capacity that Samsung recommended and it rubs like a champ!! 64gb! All the way!
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oh okey,am sorry,i got the Samsung 64 Evo Orange it's a 64 gig,and it works flawlessly, large amount for movies and music,...,didn't try any larger capacity,...
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Which 8GB card are you usung? I'm wondering if the Transcend 8GB SDHC card advertised as class 6 will be fast enough when taking video with the S5 IS?
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I believe j.m. is incorrect. I have been using a 32GB SDHC MicroSD card (note, this player uses "micro", NOT "mini" SD cards) in my unit since the day I bought it without any problems. I don't know if it can read SDXC (extended capacity, cards 64GB and above) since I don't own one of that capacity. I hope that answers your question.
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Wrong. I routinely use 32GB microSDHC and 64GB microSDXC cards in my Sony PCM-M10. The 32GB microSDHC cards can be used directly, without reformatting them. 64GB microSDXC cards have to be reformatted from exFAT to FAT32. See this link (with instructions for using a Microsoft Windows OS utility) that I posted to the Head-Fi forum almost two years ago: http://www.head-fi.org/t/456327/sony-pcm-m10-as-portable-player/120#post_8727898 I don't have a Mac, but it's my understanding that its OS has a built-in Format utility that allows you to select FAT32 at the type. Enjoy! Wrong. I routinely use 32GB microSDHC and 64GB microSDXC cards in my Sony PCM-M10. The 32GB microSDHC cards can be used directly, without reformatting them. 64GB microSDXC cards have to be reformatted from exFAT to FAT32. See this link (with instructions for using a Microsoft Windows OS utility) that I posted to the Head-Fi forum almost two years ago: http://www.head-fi.org/t/456327/sony-pcm-m10-as-portable-player/120#post_8727898 I don't have a Mac, but it's my understanding that its OS has a built-in Format utility that allows you to select FAT32 at the type.... » Read More Wrong. I routinely use 32GB microSDHC and 64GB microSDXC cards in my Sony PCM-M10. The 32GB microSDHC cards can be used directly, without reformatting them. 64GB microSDXC cards have to be reformatted from exFAT to FAT32. See this link (with instructions for using a Microsoft Windows OS utility) that I posted to the Head-Fi forum almost two years ago: http://www.head-fi.org/t/456327/sony-pcm-m10-as-portable-player/120#post_8727898 I don't have a Mac, but it's my understanding that its OS has a built-in Format utility that allows you to select FAT32 at the type. Enjoy! « Show Less
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I bought an 8GB HCSD, because I wanted to have more space. Manufacturer claims is a class 6 card, which is supposedly the fastest (or one of the faster cards). Using it, I found: 1. The RAW shooting, would take about the same time that took my 2G MicroSD with adapter, that is, if you're planning about taking bursts of pictures RAW, that won't do the trick. 2. I found the bigger size of videos is 2GB, and that appears to be limited by the filesystem of the cards it self. That's around 23 minutes in the highest quality mode.
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Good morning, buy a micro-sd card 32 Gb and works perfect.Best regardsPedro Marquez
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I'm using a 64 GB microSd card and works great. Also you can connect a flash drive (I'm using a 16 GB) with an adapter but you need format it to exfat in order to be recognized by the tablet
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Olivia, I just checked the spec page for you, yes the micro sd is correct . Your device can utilize up to a 64gb micro sd card.
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The Micro SD card I received is only able to reach half of the purported 70 MB/s. The A1 SD benchmark app on my Samsung Galaxy S5 shows read performance at 35.35MB/s and write speeds of 20.33 MB/s. Running CrystalDiskMark 3.03b when mounting the micro SD card on Windows 7 x64 shows read performance at: 44.23 MB/s and read at: 17.93 MB/s.
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A 64GB microSD card will not work at all. This device Only supports SDHC. SDHC capacities range from 4GB to 32GB. SDXC capacities range from 64GB to 2TB.
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Thanks for the reply. I just ordered the S5 and went with the 8G memory as well. Both should arrive shortly.Thanks again for the info.
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Good morning, buy a micro-sd card 32 Gb and works perfect.Best regards,Pedro marquez
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I'm using the Samsung pro xc1. It has ver fast read and write speeds. I figured if I'm spending that much on a player why skimp on the card. I have been very happy with this card. It is the 64G
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My S5 works very well with this SanDisk card, it can handle both 720 & 1080 formats just fine. If you record in just 720, then you will have more space for other files as 720 takes less space than 1080... that's all.