What does Ultra distinguish? I'm buying the card for Samsung Galaxy Centura. WIll this card work?
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I have had no problems using this card with any of my devises. I've used it with my camera, tablet, desktop and laptop. All seem to be compatible.
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Yes it will. Your phone can support up to SDHC microSD cards (http://downloadcenter.samsung.com/content/UM/201305/20130506233150776/TRK_SCH-S738C_English_User_Manual_MA3_F8.pdf) with a capacity of 32GB. The Ultra is SanDisk's marketing of high-speed data transfers (http://www.sandisk.com/consumer/segments/ultra/) but all SD cards have to be backwards compatible in their physical size class (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secure_Digital).I am using this card in my Samsung Galaxy II with no issues. More than likely, the card has an upper speed faster than my phone!
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Ultra is for HD recording....Wow didn't think so many people ask with this fit my item..If your item says use Micro SD card IT WILL FIT DUH (as long as it allows that capacity amount of memory..)
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I dont know what galaxy centura is, but it probably will. Those are very good quality btw
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http://forums.sandisk.com/t5/Mobile-memory-professional-cards/No-difference-between-Mobile-Ultra-and-Ultra/m-p/289540/highlight/true#M1911 there is no difference at all both at class 10 both read at 40mb/s it was a marketing ploy. Personally I went with mobile ultra for my s4 and ultra plus for all tablets computers and other devices like cameras etc. The link will explain it sir.
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No. The card is manufactured by SanDisk. Probably it was a mistake of advertisement. I have two of them on both my Samsung devices and they are working flawlessly. Maybe it is because they pair really well with Samsung products.
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Isabelle, I'm not a micro expert, but it appears this SanDisk will work with the Transform Ultra. A few sites suggest it would be compatible: http://www.samsung.com/us/support/owners/product/SPH-M930ZKASPR#content2; http://reviews.cnet.com/smartphones/samsung-transform-ultra-boost/4505-6452_7-35017873.html; http://downloadcenter.samsung.com/content/UM/201111/20111102064955068/SPH-M930_User_Guide.pdf
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Yes, it will work. If you're not sure take a look in your owner's manual it will state the exact type card.
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I believe so but I would try to get the extreme one that's is going to be fast. Also make sure you reformat the card in the contour before use so it works properly.
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Sorry, don't know for sure. Suggest looking up class and type on Samsung website. Info might also be available on SanDisk website. I looked both places when I was getting my card for S4 as a double check even though the add I saw sad the card would be compatible. Can never be too safe...
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I have the ultra, the only problem was that I needed to format it to fat32. newer roms will not require this. You want the sd to be no lower than10 (higher the better speed) Cheers
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I'm not sure about the one listed as a Samsung card but I purchased the SanDisk with USB and it was well worth the money if you ask me. I've been using it in my Samsung S3 and it's quick and reliable.
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Do not listen to Glussseppe G. about Class 10 MicroSD cards.. I am using the new SanDisk Ultra 32GB MicroSDHC Class 10/UHS-! at 80MB/s and it just works find.. Also the class 10 cards will work on any class 4 devices. You just can not use lower then 4 class cards like class 2...
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The largest card I have found to work is a 32GB. I tried a 64 but it did not seem able to use it.
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IIRC, the unit MUST use a 2G card. Not sure if these have become unobtainium or not.
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You can directly confirm compatibility at SanDisk site, using the online tool. Go to: http://www.sandisk.com/products/memory-cards/microsd/.... Running quick check, It does NOT show compatibility with the 64GB card listed above. However, it DOES show compatibility for model: SDSDQUA-032G-A11A That is a 32GB Ultra card. Hope this helps.
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UHS is Ultra High Speed. The Class significance of the 1 and 3 on these cards is its required minimum write speeds. UHS-1 of the 16GB card denotes a minimum 10mbs write speed, when the UHS-3 of the 64GB card denotes a minimum 30mbs write speed. The number you see in the "U" is the ultra high write speed, not to be mistaken for the numbered "C" which is the class of the card that deals with its standard speed. To best relate to these, here is a link that explains all of question you may have: https://www.sdcard.org/consumers/speed/ Hope this helps.
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I used a Samsung brand, Samsung Plus 32 gb microSDHC UHS-I card from Amazon. I bought 2, one for my wife's phone and mine, works great.
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bem is quite correct, AliKat. I have a Razr V3m (brand new), and tried to use a Kingston microSD card. The phone wouldn't recognize the card at all. I tried the same card on my PC with a USB card reader, and it worked fine, so the card isn't defective. Going to buy the Sandisk brand card-- seems unanimous that this is the brand that works.