Philips Micro SDXC Card - 128 GB - Class 10


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This Philips 128GB Micro SDXC card is designed for users needing versatile storage for mobile phones, tablet PCs, and other compatible devices. Its primary benefit is providing ample space for large files with fast transfer speeds, enabling quicker data management. A key consideration is ensuring your device supports the Micro SDXC standard for full compatibility.
| Series | Micro SDXC |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | FM12MP45B/00 |
| Brand | Philips |
Micro SDXC cards support capacities above 32GB, up to 2TB, and use the exFAT file system. Micro SDHC cards are limited to 32GB and use FAT32. This card is Micro SDXC.
No, this Micro SDXC card is not backward compatible with Micro SDHC slots. You would need a Micro SDHC card for such devices.
Class 10 guarantees a minimum sequential write speed of 10 MB/s. U1 (UHS Speed Class 1) also guarantees a minimum sequential write speed of 10 MB/s, ensuring smooth recording of Full HD video.
The V10 rating signifies a minimum sustained video write speed of 10 MB/s, which is suitable for recording video, including Full HD content.
Insert the card into your device, go to the device's settings (usually storage settings), and select the option to format the SD card. It's recommended to format within the device that will be primarily used with the card. Remember to back up any important data before formatting.
The package typically includes the Philips 128GB Micro SDXC card and a Micro SD to SD adapter.
The card offers transfer speeds of up to 80 MB/s. However, actual speeds will vary depending on the host device's read/write capabilities and the size of the files being transferred.
Ensure the device supports Micro SDXC. Try re-inserting the card. Format the card using the device's built-in formatting tool (backup data first). If using the adapter, test the card directly in the device.
Verify the device's card slot supports UHS-I speeds. Ensure the card is clean and free of damage. Test with a different device or a known high-speed reader. Large file transfers can be slower than small file transfers.
Safely eject the card from the device every time. Avoid removing the card while it is being written to. Reformat the card (backup data first). If the problem persists, the card may be failing.
Check if the card is full. Ensure you have write permissions enabled if applicable. Try formatting the card in the host device.
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