Philips Micro SDXC Memory Card - 64 GB - Micro SDXC


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This guide is for users of the Philips 64 GB Micro SDXC memory card. It helps you understand how to maximize storage for your devices, offering ample space for photos, videos, and apps. A potential consideration is ensuring your device supports the Micro SDXC format. This card is ideal for Full HD video recording and fast app performance.
| Series | Micro SDXC |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | FM64MP45B/00 |
| Brand | Philips |
The read speed is 80 MB/s.
You can use this card in devices with a Micro SDXC card slot, such as smartphones, tablets, drones, and navigation systems.
Yes, it includes a Micro SD adapter for use in devices with a standard SD card slot.
The video speed class is V10, suitable for Full HD/HD video recording.
Yes, it supports A1 fast app performance, allowing you to run apps faster from the memory card.
You can format the card using the settings menu on your device. Ensure you back up your data before formatting.
Try inserting the card into another device to rule out a device problem. Check the card's physical condition and ensure it is not locked.
Ensure the card is correctly inserted into the slot. Try restarting the device. If the problem persists, try using the card in another device to check if it's a card issue.
Make sure your device supports UHS-I and utilize a UHS-I compatible card reader. Check for any software updates on your device.
Ensure the card is not locked (check the lock switch on the adapter if in use). Check if the card is full. If not, try formatting the card in your device (back up your files first).
Ensure the card is safely ejected from the device before removal. Avoid interrupting file transfer. If the issue continues, reformat the card.