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Originally Posted by RobertJSawyer
Ah! I was confused by that picture, too. So, just to be sure I understand: the Kobo Clara HD does have a standard MicroSD slot on the motherboard, accessible by prying off the back of the unit, and the unit comes with an 8 GB MicroSD card in that slot, but the knowledgeable user can remove that 8 GB MicroSD card simply by pulling it out (no desoldering required) and clone its contents to a higher capacity MicroSD card, up to 32 GB in size, put the new, larger-capcity card back in the unit, and have increased storage space for ebooks. Correct?
And a standard SanDisk 32 GB class 10 card such as this one would be an appropriate replacement?
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Higher than 32GB, I expect. I use a 64GB Samsung UHS-I uSD card on my Glo HD and I remember seeing a poster who tested up to 128GB, I think? I expect the only reason 256GB hasn't been tested yet is due to availability/cost prohibitiveness.
Currently have around 40GB worth of manga (cbz) on my Glo HD. Note, these devices have relatively weak processors so I still wouldn't load tens of thousands of ebooks on them.
Edit: Found the post.
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Originally Posted by Syana344
Hi all,
Just to share my experience: I made some trials with my new Glo HD. As I had several microSD around, I checked 32GB, 64GB and 128GB internally.
All of them are Sandisk microSDs Class10, and yes, it works fine with all of them.
As it was already said, I had to reformat from exFAT to FAT32 the 64GB and 128GB with an external tool, but once done no issue for me.
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Addendum: Also, just as a warning, fake SD cards are fairly common. Make sure you're buying either directly from Amazon or from an authorized retailer (not just an Amazon marketplace seller).