SanDisk Ultra MicroSDXC - 128GB

microSDHC cards store between 4GB and 32GB, while microSDXC cards store from 32GB up to 2TB. This SanDisk Ultra card is microSDXC, offering a larger capacity.

An A1 rating means the card is optimized for running mobile applications. It guarantees minimum random read input-output access per second (IOPS) of 1,500 and minimum random write IOPS of 500, as well as sequential read speeds of at least 10MB/s. This leads to faster app launches and smoother performance.

Yes, if your camera supports microSDXC cards. It's ideal for capturing Full HD video and high-resolution photos.

This SanDisk Ultra 128GB card offers transfer speeds of up to 120MB/s. Note that actual speeds may vary depending on the host device, file size, and other factors.

Yes, the SanDisk Ultra card is built to be waterproof, along with being X-ray proof, temperature proof, and shockproof.

You can use your device's file manager or download the SanDisk Memory Zone app from the Google Play Store. This app helps you view, access, back up, and free up space on your phone by moving files to the memory card.

No, this is a microSDXC card. Devices that only support SDHC may not be compatible with XC cards. Always check your device's specifications for compatibility.

Ensure the card is properly inserted. Try cleaning the card's contacts. Format the card using your device (backup data first if possible). Check if your device supports microSDXC cards.

Verify you are using a card reader that supports UHS-I speeds. Ensure the card is inserted correctly. Close other applications that might be using storage resources. Test the card on a different device.

This can sometimes happen due to improper ejection. Try to recover data using software if possible. If the issue persists, format the card and ensure you safely eject it in the future.

This often indicates the card's file system is corrupted. Backup any recoverable data, then format the card. If the issue persists after formatting, the card may be failing.