Does it read up to 64 Gigs?
1760595
cant say...the sd card in my phone is 4 gig. The size shouldnt matter, just the type of memory card you should check and make sure its supported. It will be written on the memory card.
1760596
I have no idea because I have returned the very unstable 64Gb microSD(Sandisk) card before I got this one.
1760597
Yes, if you are using an OS that will work with that large size. I had to upgrade WinXP with a MS add-in. Win7 was just fine.
731227
It supports up to a 64GB microSDcard; however, it contains no native space in terms of gigabytes; if you buy this, make sure you also buy a microSD our it will not work.
412164
yes ,,, at least up to 64 Gig ,,, you might have to format the chip after u install it
1511214
I have used a 64 gb card and it worked. Pretty sure the limit is based on the drive. Check the drives limitations.
474116
You can only go above 8GB if you do not use the mSATA drive. With an mSATA drive installed, it will only recognize 8GB max even if there is 16 GB installed.
1464725
It supports SDHC which allows up to 32 gig. You can also format a 64 gig card as SDHC with a larger cluster size, hence fewer clusters, and use it. This means it won't hold nearly as many small files but if you use the card for large files it'll hold 64 gig. I've been doing this for a couple of years on a variety of tablets that are only supposed to hold 32 gig cards and they've all worked just fine.Barry
1461990
I have a 64 GB ScanDisk and the micro SD card is listed as a 32GB capacity.
685025
Yes you can insert 2 32s for a total of 64. I personally have to 64s which results in 117GBs of usable data.
1676994
The one I bought said 64GB and that's exactly what I've got. If you got one with a lesser capacity than advertised, you should send it back.
1379205
I don't know if it will support a 64 GB or not. I use a 32 and it will hold a lot of data. maybe buy 2-- 32 GB and inter change?
198715
I purchased a 4GB SD card and formatted it FAT32. The card is read without a problem in the 60CSx with the 4.0 software.
1827093
Depends on the file system you use, out of the box it can transfer files upto ~64GB
466155
I'm copying from a similar question posted on Amazon: It can use SDXC so that means 64GB & 128GB
476878
According to the Samsung site (http://www.samsung.com/us/mobile/galaxy-tab/SM-T230NZWAXAR) this device does support a 64 GB card.
676354
The max capacity it supports is 4GB microSDHC. Format it as FAT32 filesystem if it didn't come that way.
1843308
not really for <=32GB card, but yes for 64GB, see the instruction in the guide.
731224
It has a removable micro-SD -- I think that it can use 64 GB, but the card needs to be formatted as FAT32 and not exFAT