Best Buy Deal of the Day SanDisk - Ultra 64GB microSDXC Class 6 Memory Card $49.99

Thanks. What do 64gb microsd cards normally go for when on sale? Just got a 32gb class 10 from frys for $25. Might return it for this.

Quote from asr10user : Thanks. What do 64gb microsd cards normally go for when on sale? Just got a 32gb class 10 from frys for $25. Might return it for this.

be careful and do your research on these microSDXC cards, the are NOT microSDHC cards, they are new and have limited uses on newer products only and not backward compatible with the SDHC format

I have HTC Rezound and have been running this card for 6months.

Some places sell this as Class 6, others as Class 10. All say it does 30MBs transfer speed. Great deal.

I will be using it for a Galaxy S3. Looks like a few other people are using it also, hope im ok.

Quote from pghflyer : Some places sell this as Class 6, others as Class 10. All say it does 30MBs transfer speed. Great deal.

Only does those transfer speeds if you're using the proper formatting (i.e., exFAT).

Got one last time and love it. Good job op.

so is it okay for the galaxy s3?

Works fine in my s3

People still shop at that store??

Quote from PhawkYouToo : People still shop at that store??

What's wrong with the store? Care to share? If you know how to shop there you get lots of great deals.

Would this work with my tf700??

Quote from greener : be careful and do your research on these microSDXC cards, the are NOT microSDHC cards, they are new and have limited uses on newer products only and not backward compatible with the SDHC format

Apparently they come pre-formatted with Microsoft's proprietary and patented exFAT file system, which the host device might not support. Since the FAT32 file system supports volumes up to the SDXC's maximum theoretical capacity of 2 TB as well, you should be able to reformat the SDXC card to use FAT32 for greater portability between computers. FAT32-formatted SDXC cards can be used in a host device built for SDHC if the host device can handle 64GB and larger volumes.

Anyway, I just picked one of these up after I read that it works with my Motorola Xoom (after reformatting to FAT32.) Seems like a good deal as it's going for $80+ elsewhere.