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My Ender 3 Pro 3D printer came with an 8 GB micro card and can only read mictos unless I want to go to the trouble of running USB cables between my computers and the printer. (and then having to use windows on my Macs to control the printer.) This 16 GB card came formatted with FAT 32, the only format the printer can read, so gave me a second micro card so that I can prepare jobs on the computer and have them ready to plug and print while the other is in use printing jobs. I wish I could use the larger "standard" SD cards as I have numerous of them on hand and they are easier to not lose than the tiny micro card. That is my only fault with any micro card. So small that they can be eaten on your desk under any clutter, or even the keyboard!
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I used the micro SD card in a Roku player in order to keep from having to constantly reload channels. No more reloading! The card has fast transfer speeds, so I can't tell if the player is downloading channels on the device or the card.
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I am using the 16 G chip in an older, cheap dash camera that would not recognize a 64G or even a 32chip. It has recorded over quite a number of times and holds plenty of the video for later review.
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As described. High quality Micro Sd card. Excellent for Raspberry Pi to teach nephew how to put together and use a computer (rather than giving him one pre-made with a screen, and learning nothing....).
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What's to say about this? Sandisk is a very reliable manufacturer. This chip is fast and holds a lot of data. If you need it for your camera or audio device, here it is. You won't be disappointed.
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