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    What microsd for sansa miniclip?

    Discussion in 'Hardware Components and Aftermarket Upgrades' started by kneehowguys, Apr 3, 2014.

  1. kneehowguys

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    I think you will find that the Clip will take 32GB (which I have successfully used in the Fuze) but not 64GB (ie micro SDXC).

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    John Ratsey, Apr 3, 2014
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    Well I always buy class 10 cards, it will work with mostly everything. Sadly not that many things support 64gb cards, however for music 32g should be enough. Price isn't that different for slower cards and faster now, unless you go to extremes. Also copying stuff to a 32gb card is painfully slow... Got to leave it over night almost to fill some of it...

    Any 32gb card will do basically. And class 10 will be fairly future proof. Can certainly recommend verbatim/toshiba/Samsung/Sony microsd, personally had quite a few issues with SanDisk... Had my 16gb card replaced twice, and 32gb once... Might be just terrible luck. They offer lifetime warranty which is great, however I hadn't backed up so I got burnt a bit.

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    un4tural, Apr 5, 2014
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