ill be ordering this http://www.meenova.com/ and just thought id share it with you all, seeing as the nexus 5 doesnt have a sd card slot
whats great about it is that it can attach to a keyring, so that you can always have it with you and not forget it
i mostly use my sd card for rom flashing and backup keeping, and we all know how much space that can take up
TheAtheistOtaku said:
ill be ordering this http://www.meenova.com/ and just thought id share it with you all, seeing as the nexus 5 doesnt have a sd card slot
whats great about it is that it can attach to a keyring, so that you can always have it with you and not forget it
i mostly use my sd card for rom flashing and backup keeping, and we all know how much space that can take up
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Thanks! I think I will buy this too
I bought a Meenova USB OTG adapter/card holder and put a uSD SanDisk 64GB in it (formatted to FAT32). It works well with Nexus Media Importer https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.homeysoft.nexususb.importer I have read that Stickmount works well if you are rooted. I was able to copy files to and from the uSD card and phone or play media right off the uSD card.
What a good find!!! Thank you so much! Wish it would come in red though.
Look nice, I bought something similiar that double as a usb cable too. It is very useful on the keychain.
This looks awesome, now I just need to decide on color... Black or Orange for my black N5..... hmmmmmm
I ordered one. with 32gb i never really see the need, but i'll use it to hold movies/files when i travel instead of loading them on my nexus.
I read about this a few days ago. I'm 95% sure im going to root my phone because to my understanding I wouldn't be able to load up a microsd without it correct? Getting this if I do not would be a waste of an investment, right?
I have a Rooted Nexus 7, but never tried to load anything via OTG before
I was beginning to regret not getting a 32GB Nexus 5 but this may work. I hope it works with a Spigen Ultra Hybrid.
No root required to use Nexus media importer. See post three in this thread
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I read about this a few days ago. I'm 95% sure im going to root my phone because to my understanding I wouldn't be able to load up a microsd without it correct? Getting this if I do not would be a waste of an investment, right?
I have a Rooted Nexus 7, but never tried to load anything via OTG before
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AceKingNYC said:
I read about this a few days ago. I'm 95% sure im going to root my phone because to my understanding I wouldn't be able to load up a microsd without it correct? Getting this if I do not would be a waste of an investment, right?
I have a Rooted Nexus 7, but never tried to load anything via OTG before
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There are at least two ways to use an USB OTG setup with an unrooted N5.
Use Nexus Media Importer (link in my previous post).
Use Total Commander file explorer with USB Stick Plugin https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ghisler.android.TotalCommander&hl=en and https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.hechler.tcplugins.usbstick
Nexus Media Importer is not free, but I found it much more polished and easier to use. USB Stick Plugin for Total Commander is a trial program, but just makes you download the new version every month when it expires. If you are going to root anyway, then you might as well go with Stickmount. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=eu.chainfire.stickmount&hl=en since it is free. If you are thinking about rooting, go ahead and unlock your bootloader now so all the setup you do on your phone between now and then doesn't get wiped when you do root and need to unlock your bootloader.
Thanks for that info! Very helpful.
Yea - I'm almost sure I want to root it. There's a toolkit for Mac in the other section which people have used successfully. I rooted my N7 a while back and have loaded roms and backed up with Titanium. So I'm sort of familiar - I guess it's a slight fear of something unexpected happening. but you're right, the longer I wait, the more of a PITA it's going to be to set everything back up.
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Look nice, I bought something similiar that double as a usb cable too. It is very useful on the keychain.
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Well Thanks for info ! Just ordered one Meenova and will get Media Importer. Coudnt do it for my nexus 4 ! one more reason to buy Nexus 5 :good:
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I bought a Meenova USB OTG adapter/card holder and put a uSD SanDisk 64GB in it (formatted to FAT32). It works well with Nexus Media Importer https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.homeysoft.nexususb.importer I have read that Stickmount works well if you are rooted. I was able to copy files to and from the uSD card and phone or play media right off the uSD card.
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Looks nice, but it looks like it will not fit when you're using cases.
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Search for "OrientEX Multi function Keychain mobile phone strap Smartcable" on amazon.
Is it only me or do the coolest things emerge from kickstarters nowadays? :good:
Oh by the way, this is also a nice one, since it has USB on the one side and micro USB on the other! Don't know about the quality though.
when you have this thing plugged in can it be seen by recovery?
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I was beginning to regret not getting a 32GB Nexus 5 but this may work. I hope it works with a Spigen Ultra Hybrid.
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It fits perfectly with both the ultra hybrid and the slim armor!
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when you have this thing plugged in can it be seen by recovery?
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im pretty sure cwm and twrp have otg options, never tried them though. its the main reason im getting one. i like to keep allot of backups and cant do that with the nexus, would run out of internal quickly.
i would love to see a case for the nexus 5 that would use OTG to add a sd card slot. so that we dont have to keep adding and removing it
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Hey, I have searched a bit for an answer here but can anyone actually tell me if I can get a larger SD card or more gigabytes for storage on my Samsung galaxy nexus??
Cheers
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No. Only way to get more space is using a kernel which supports USB hosted storage.
It is too risky trying to change the memory chip (i imagine soldering is needed) already installed in your phone.
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No. Only way to get more space is using a kernel which supports USB hosted storage.
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For any OS but Windows, that would be good, but Windows does support the MTP mode of the Galaxy Nexus.
OK. Bummer
I'll just have to deal with it then. Something to definatly look out for on my next phone phone
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What I'm planning on doing is this:
I've ordered one of these: http://www.ebay.ca/itm/USB-Host-Ada...s=63&clkid=7945018501273467967#ht_1590wt_1067
Hoping it works on the G Nex, I think it should.
And then I'm getting one of these: http://www.lacie.com/products/product.htm?id=10425
Gonna basically have a little microUSB flash drive. I'm just gonna plug the moskeyto into my computer every now and then to sync, but I think it's the best solution for being able to carry larger files I want to use on my phone.
I'm not sure its gonna work yet. Gonna test my existing drive with the host adapter before buying the new drive, but for $2, its worth giving it a shot.
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What I'm planning on doing is this:
I've ordered one of these: http://www.ebay.ca/itm/USB-Host-Ada...s=63&clkid=7945018501273467967#ht_1590wt_1067
Hoping it works on the G Nex, I think it should.
And then I'm getting one of these: http://www.lacie.com/products/product.htm?id=10425
Gonna basically have a little microUSB flash drive. I'm just gonna plug the moskeyto into my computer every now and then to sync, but I think it's the best solution for being able to carry larger files I want to use on my phone.
I'm not sure its gonna work yet. Gonna test my existing drive with the host adapter before buying the new drive, but for $2, its worth giving it a shot.
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Another option if you've got a microsd card laying around from a previous phone (like I do) is to get that same OTG cable and a mini microsd reader like http://www.amazon.com/ELAGO-Mobile-Reader-World-Smallest-EL-RD-012/dp/B002K7EJDK
Now suddenly that 16GB microsd isn't as useless as it was although you'd still have to put up with the terribad transfer speed.
Speaking of which, do they publish the Moskeyto's read/write xfer speed? I mean you know, it doesn't actually matter on the device (as long as its fast enough to stream a 720p video without any issues) but it does matter when you're just trying to get some data on it from your PC .
On a related note re: storage space, I got Google Play Music working 2 nights ago and I must say that I'm impressed at how seamless it works. It's also nice having my entire active-music library, has also meant that I can trim my "offline" sync playlist even more to save more space. This space saving method, of course, does mean you gotta have a decent data plan if you wanna stream and drive.
Cheers everyone. At least I have a couple options now.
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Anyone know of a - known working on the HTC One (M7) - solution for reading compact flash cards via OTG ?
This should work. :good:
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This should work. :good:
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Good find :good:
So cheap it's worth a punt. if it works it'll be literally life changing for me :laugh:
No kidding. I don't see why it wouldn't work, even though it's advertised for Galaxy phones they probably just do that to put it higher up in the search queue. Glad I could help
I've just tested my Samsung USB OTG cable while I get a notification saying Unable to Charge please use the supported charger its actually mounting the UDB card reader with a microSD card in it so its working fine its just giving wrong notification b/c it thinks its a dodgey charger being plugged in
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I've just tested my Samsung USB OTG cable while I get a notification saying Unable to Charge please use the supported charger its actually mounting the UDB card reader with a microSD card in it so its working fine its just giving wrong notification b/c it thinks its a dodgey charger being plugged in
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I get the same with a standard card reader with a CF card plugged in to it but I can't see any .jpeg files.
edit: I think it might be this particular CF + card reader.
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/andyfei/mini-microsd-reader-for-android-smartphones-and-ta
This would be best
Element515 said:
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/andyfei/mini-microsd-reader-for-android-smartphones-and-ta
This would be best
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Did you miss the COMPACT FLASH CARD READER bit ?
MOD EDIT: No yelling.
Perhaps he felt cf is dead , so offered a better solution.
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Perhaps he felt cf is dead , so offered a better solution.
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Oh, ok. I'll sell all my dSLRs and dump my expensive 64Gb and 128GB CF cards because some numb-nut has a 'better solution' and you agree
Thanks for your input.
Sorry, didn't realize compact flash... But why do you still have those anyway.
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Element515 said:
Sorry, didn't realize compact flash... But why do you still have those anyway
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Don't be silly.
compact_bijou said:
Oh, ok. I'll sell all my dSLRs and dump my expensive 64Gb and 128GB CF cards because some numb-nut has a 'better solution' and you agree
Thanks for your input.
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Take the hint, it was a friendly way of saying wind your neck in.
In other words lose the attitude and you might get a bit more help.
http://www.pandawill.com/micro-usb-otg-card-reader-support-sdhccfmini-sdmicro-sdm2ms-p60725.html
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http://www.pandawill.com/micro-usb-otg-card-reader-support-sdhccfmini-sdmicro-sdm2ms-p60725.html
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Thanks for the link, for being relevant and for being on topic
There's also this option.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Hama-USB-Superspeed-Card-Reader/dp/B0051SZGS2
No idea if any of them work with teh One over OTG.
Guess I'll take a punt on a couple and report back with actual hands-on knowledge.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/151025704234
looks great
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This should work. :good:
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I bought this for my Nexus 7 and it works great! Although, I don't have cf cards. Success using it with sd and micro sd and the otg cable worked flawlessly too. Hope it works with the One too.
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Did you miss the COMPACT FLASH CARD READER bit ?
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No where in the link, that I saw, does it say it's for a CF card. This is an adaptor for a MicroSD card to fit your phones.
Take the attitudes down a notch guys.
wildstang83 said:
Take the attitudes down a notch guys.
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Might be more efficient to just delete any posts in this thread not pertaining to compact flash OTG card readers.
That's what the thread is about.
I found this when I was searching for a low profile flash drive to use with my new Nexus 7. I typically use network shares at home, and I have an OTG adapter with a 128GB SanDisk Cruiser Glide I can take on trips. Still, I would pay a hundred bucks for something like the item pictured. I would probably only remove it to charge the device.
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I like this. It looks nice. Have you seen this though?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=45581283
I bought it and it is very nice too. Just FYI.
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I bought one earlier today. The fact they make it in orange, and I'm a Tennessee alumnus sealed the deal.
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volumnus said:
I bought one earlier today. The fact they make it in orange, and I'm a Tennessee alumnus sealed the deal.
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We all have our reasons lol.
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Where do they sell this?
Where was this bought? I looked on ebay and amazon and found nothing.
Probably a fake / photoshop product, not on Sandisk website, but I'm sure it get made soon enough its a brilliant idea.
hey what filesystem do you use?
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I found this when I was searching for a low profile flash drive to use with my new Nexus 7. I typically use network shares at home, and I have an OTG adapter with a 128GB SanDisk Cruiser Glide I can take on trips. Still, I would pay a hundred bucks for something like the item pictured. I would probably only remove it to charge the device.
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nice the smaller the better! id rather have a 64gb version for like 50bucks!
I've yet to hear of Sandisk making one, but do a Google search for "micro USB flash drive" and you'll find a few links to new stories. (As a new member, I can't post links yet.) I'm not sure about the speed of Sony's new drive, and I think I'd rather buy a Meenova and high-speed microSD card. There's another from "Brando online store," but that's a full-size drive with regular USB on one end, micro USB on the other. Too large for my taste.
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I've yet to hear of Sandisk making one, but do a Google search for "micro USB flash drive" and you'll find a few links to new stories. (As a new member, I can't post links yet.) I'm not sure about the speed of Sony's new drive, and I think I'd rather buy a Meenova and high-speed microSD card. There's another from "Brando online store," but that's a full-size drive with regular USB on one end, micro USB on the other. Too large for my taste.
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This is smaller and doesn't have the USB on the other end.
http://dx.com/p/cr-128-otg-usb-card-reader-for-samsung-nokia-sony-white-silver-237368
Mine took a couple of weeks to come from China, but so does the Meenova!
This USB micro otg and USB flash drive from Sony looks good, will be Chinese copies soon I think.
http://www.geek.com/android/sony-cr...for-extra-android-smartphone-storage-1579592/
Here is a USB & micro USB otg micro SDcard reader.
Has USB for PC on one end, and micro USB otg on the other end for phone or tablet, you insert micro SD card for storage.
Even comes with plastic clip in earphone plug laynard so you don't loose it, lol
http://www.meritline.com/multi-function-micro-sd-otg-usb-card-reader-flash-drive---p-117115.aspx
volumnus said:
I found this when I was searching for a low profile flash drive to use with my new Nexus 7. I typically use network shares at home, and I have an OTG adapter with a 128GB SanDisk Cruiser Glide I can take on trips. Still, I would pay a hundred bucks for something like the item pictured. I would probably only remove it to charge the device.
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So this is a 128 Gigs of memory for the nexus 7?How much is it. Thanks
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Here is a USB & micro USB otg micro SDcard reader.
Has USB for PC on one end, and micro USB otg on the other end for phone or tablet, you insert micro SD card for storage.
Even comes with plastic clip in earphone plug laynard so you don't loose it, lol
http://www.meritline.com/multi-function-micro-sd-otg-usb-card-reader-flash-drive---p-117115.aspx
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I'm sorry it's $6 dollars nice.
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So here is a device that is closer to the OP in this thread, on sale exclusively at Radio Shack next month, allegedly. Not 128g, but closer to the concept.
just bought the Meenova & looking forward to using it, thanks for the info. :good:
Did u get the menova to work? Which file app did u use
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just bought the Meenova & looking forward to using it, thanks for the info. :good:
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Any file manager should work with the Meenova. It installs under /sdcard/usbstorage/ like any other flash drive, making it easy to play videos off the microSD card.
moosc said:
Did u get the menova to work? Which file app did u use
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yes i'm using the Nexus Media Importer $3.99...works fine with video using MX Player....have not tried transferring files...just video & music...64GB MSD card works..
this item arrived within a few days to the southern USA, it comes with a lanyard key attachment and a USB to Micro adapter for use on your PC...the cap fits very securely and the item works with the case on my Tab.
seems like a nice little quality device for the price...i'm satisfied.
I've got the meenova and I have to say it works better than I expected it would. I mainly use it for watching movies/TV shows and backing up data. It works wonders for both my N5 and N7 together with StickMount and mount.exfat-fuse.
With my 64GB class 10 SanDisk microSD card I get 23MB/s reads and 11MB/s writes.
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removed.
Excellent post @vectron. Trust me your are the only one guy I look forward to for all the newest accessories for out Note 2. Somewhere I knew that this post was coming. Perfect coverage, as always.
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vasishta.sushant said:
Excellent post @vectron. Trust me your are the only one guy I look forward to for all the newest accessories for out Note 2. Somewhere I knew that this post was coming. Perfect coverage, as always.
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Thank you for your kind words! Just please keep in mind, unless it's a Note 2 specific accessory review, all of my other reviews are posted in XDA common Accessories section where I have a sticky with an index of all of my reviews: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2192333
mate you should test for speeds by ATTO or at least CDM to call it full revew...
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mate you should test for speeds by ATTO or at least CDM to call it full revew...
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But these test are relevant to benchmark read/write speed of PC accessing microSD card? It's a good idea, but smartphone controller will not access this card at the same speed as your computer. I wonder if they have mobile version of CDM. Will search for it.
yes computer readers is usually faster but you could try in-phone connected by usb.
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yes computer readers is usually faster but you could try in-phone connected by usb.
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But in-phone connected doesn't appear as a logical drive. In order to use CDM, you need to have a mounted logical drive. Note 2 connects as MTP or PTP, not usb mass storage. There is no way around it, unless you have some ideas?
didn't know, pretty uncomfortable.
I just received mine today. Did you happen to format to fat32 orrrr what did you do?
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ganggreen777 said:
I just received mine today. Did you happen to format to fat32 orrrr what did you do?
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I didn't format it; just used it as is. Sorry, I know you mentioned in your PM that it can make a difference with a rooted N2. Since mine is stock, perhaps someone else can chime in with format recommendation?
I was wondering about this too as I went ahead and purchased the Amazon one. It says it is being delivered today. If it didn't work out the box, I was going to format it to Fat32 and just deal with the file size limitation but I'm glad the exFat works with this card. Can't wait to load it all up with HD pics / vids of my new baby daughter being born any day now. Thanks for the review
Could someone remind me of what exFat is.
Btw. ...When I got my 64g. ...Two different recoveries didn't recognize my 64g (right out of the box) I formatted to fat32 and it "found" it. Anyone else wanna chime in on this....
Other than reminding me of what exFat is
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I was wondering about this too as I went ahead and purchased the Amazon one. It says it is being delivered today. If it didn't work out the box, I was going to format it to Fat32 and just deal with the file size limitation but I'm glad the exFat works with this card. Can't wait to load it all up with HD pics / vids of my new baby daughter being born any day now. Thanks for the review
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Congrats in advance on upcoming addition to your family!!!
Btw, stay tuned for Sandisk Wireless Media Drive and Flash Drive reviews
Just read it in another post. As you guys/gals might be aware, Best Buy does a full price match of Amazon products. So, never mind BB price tag of $200, you can show them at the checkout a price on Amazon and they should match $119. Of course, can't guarantee they might have it in stock (considering on Amazon its already 4-6 wk waiting), but hopefully you can pay and pick it up later or make them send it to your home.
Great review .. Hope to be able to buy this one day
and it's a microSDXC, not microSDHC. microSDHC maximum is 32gb (be aware 64gb microSDHC fakes).
For anybody who is interested, I just posted a review of Sandisk Connect Wireless Flash and Media drivers. Equally great product for external storage with wireless connection: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2681713
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and it's a microSDXC, not microSDHC. microSDHC maximum is 32gb (be aware 64gb microSDHC fakes).
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Good point! Just corrected the title
You should format in extfat.
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Good review, wonder if the Note 3 is compatible as well. Was considering buying it once it released but I hesitated.
Hey guys, so I thought I might write my opinion on this awesome piece of technology that is called Mini MicroSD Card Reader for Android.
First, for those of you who are not familiar with it:
This thing allows you to have expandble storage for you Nexus (or almost any other Android phone).
I bought it because I like installing a lot of ROMs, watching a lot of movies, etc. So all I have to do is to hook the Micro SDcard reader into my Nexus 5 and just like that, all of my data is there.
This is the link to their website: http://www.meenova.com/st/p/m3r.html
It even comes with a little keychain holder. It so small and compact that you wouldn't even regret spending 12$ on it. And you can even pick a color.
Note: For this to work, you need to install a free app from the Play Store called "StickMount". It's made by Chainfire, and it's free, although you can purchase it to support him.
I attached some photos down below and I also urge you to watch some videos about how simple it is.
Continue watching other videos about this, just so that you would be sure that you want it: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=mini+micro+sd+card+reader+meenova
I bought it and Im very happy with it. It works perfectly.
I have and it works normally.
There's Already a thread on this. You could've just posted your thought on it in that thread
Works like a champ!
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Wish they would have put some more thought/design into the USB adapter.
Otherwise, this looks like a great item. On the fence about getting one.
Breakdown of the reader
I used it for several months with no problem at all.
Exfat and NTFS worked with card to 64gb in FAT32...
Recently, it is not any more recognized on telephone or computer.
Tested with various cards : 4gb, 8gb, 32gb and 64gb.
Under different format.
Anybody had this problem?
Thank you
I had the same problem. It was dead. They replaced it for free...all they required were a few pictures of the meenova not functioning.
Do we require root access to use this on our Nexus 5 ?
JohnnyHempseed said:
I had the same problem. It was dead. They replaced it for free...all they required were a few pictures of the meenova not functioning.
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It is for what he asks me...
kashif-khan1919 said:
Do we require root access to use this on our Nexus 5 ?
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Not if you use Nexus Media Importer. For Stickmount,the answer is yes.
Hi guys,
Can I flash a zip or do a nandroid backup into TWRP recovery with this SD Card reader?
MarkDuncan21 said:
Hi guys,
Can I flash a zip or do a nandroid backup into TWRP recovery with this SD Card reader?
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Yeah you can.
JohnnyHempseed said:
I had the same problem. It was dead. They replaced it for free...all they required were a few pictures of the meenova not functioning.
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After sending of photos, he sends back to me another reader...
Great AFTER-SALES SERVICE
Just ordered mine today!
me 2 :]
http://www.aliexpress.com/item/Free...-Reader-Connection-For-Mobile/1885206545.html
I'm not sure how good it is, but it's 4 times cheaper, so might be worth it? Slightly bigger though, as it also has the usb to pc connection. There were a few other different ones on that site, might be worth a look if you don't mind waiting 20 days for china to ship it to you
Micro USB to Type A Adapter
FWIW, the Meenova comes with a micro USB to type A adapter that allows it to be used with a notebook or PC without removing the SD card. Of course that can be purchased separately and probably doesn't justify the cost differential but I also think the Meenova reader is smaller and lighter which could be a factor if you plan to move the phone while using it.
ramjet73
Just got mine in the mail today, this thing is AWESOME!! The only thing is, at least for me, I can't delete anything through the phone, which, I guess is a good thing in a way.
idbl_fanatic said:
Just got mine in the mail today, this thing is AWESOME!! The only thing is, at least for me, I can't delete anything through the phone, which, I guess is a good thing in a way.
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It might be a problem with your micro SD card. Try checking for errors using "Tools" in properties for the drive on a PC or notebook.
ramjet73
ramjet73 said:
It might be a problem with your micro SD card. Try checking for errors using "Tools" in properties for the drive on a PC or notebook.
ramjet73
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Actually it was the permissions of the files that I was trying to delete