The style of the micro SD card is different because i am used to black with white letters

I purchased three of these for Samsung S7 Samsung S2 Samsung Note2 They all worked fine, except I had some trouble with the Note-2 I had to put the disk in my windows PC first and format it as windows recommended. Then the note2 recognized the disk once reinserted into the phone.

Tried the SamsunX EVO 32 GIG and it didn't last 3 months and my phone did not work well with it. This stick does well with my SamsunX Note 4. I am happy.

Plugged into my phone and bumped my storage up to 64 GIGS to add to my phones 32 GIG; It is nice to have some extra room

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Okay, we've been using Sandisk products for many years. Our oldest card was 32kB (not MB or GB) and cost $69. We've had great results with their products (except some fake ones) over the years and this one is no exception. It's very fast (over 100MB/s in testing) and has been very reliable in use.

It gives approx 59.70 gb on my Asus Zenfone Selfie. It really is quite nice. Just bought the product a week earlier and it does its job as its supposed to :)

Really good microSD card, use it in my Xperia Z1, goes really fast to transfer and no problem to play games or watch movies stored on it. A slightly pricey perhaps, but be it as it is faster than the others.

The SanDisk Extreme microSDXC 64GB card is the fastest 64GB microSDXC card on the market and should be able to handle anything your smartphone or tablet can throw at it!

I've got a 16GB microSD card that I primarily use in my phone for local music playback. It's about half full - I really only keep my most recent music picks and a workout playlist on it, and stream everything else.

This MicroSD worked perfectly straight out of the box in my Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1! The official Samsung website says it only supports 32GB microSD, but others on the internet say you can use the 64GB if you format it properly. I didn't need to do any formatting and the card works perfectly!

Need more space on your Android phone or tablet? Of course you do. Even with the number of apps and services moving users to the cloud, nothing beats having a bunch of local storage for pictures, videos, games, and apps.