Tianyu B808 does not support TF card.

As long as it's a TF card, it's fine. That 32,64 memory is built into the phone, and the TF card is interpolated, and it doesn't matter, you can change it to a small capacity, and you will know that as long as the TF card is easy to use

A TF (microSD) card is used.

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There are 9 of the 10 domestic productions! A very small part of it will be built-in storage, and at most 512 will be dead!

Most of them should be supported.

Tianyu T6 supports 32G capacity Micorsd card, and memory cards of well-known brands are compatible.

16G memory cards have basically become the standard configuration of Android phones, and larger memory cards only turn on for a few seconds longer, which will not affect daily use.

The market is basically compatible, but it is recommended that you use Kingston's compatibility is the best, don't buy Sandisk's maximum expansion of 32G

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The memory card is broken, it's connected to the computer with a card reader, it will show that it won't, if it won't, it's really broken, if it will be replaced with another memory card, the phone will display, then it's still a problem with the memory card, connect to the computer and cut out what you want, format it (you search for the format of the memory card, if you want to use it, it may not be able to be used), or it's a problem with the phone.

Maybe the capacity of the card is too large to identify, for example, some mobile phones can identify up to 1G, you put 2G, you can't do it, try to change a small point, you can borrow a friend's try before buying, if not, it's a problem with the quality of the phone.

Nope! You have to use the ** conversion tool that comes with the USB flash drive of its mobile phone to see it! And take the sail and the source file must be lost to the regret is wmv, mpeg, mpg, !!

Yes, all card compatibility is checked for compatibility before leaving the factory.

One is a high-speed card and the other is a regular card.

At present, BAI already has partial.

Digital cameras DU support TF cards too. Due to the contact connection of this kind of card.

The DAO is not strong enough to touch, and it is easy to pop out when impacted, so professional-grade digital cameras have not yet been used. The TF card plus a well-touched card holder can be used in most digital cameras, including DSLRs that use SD cards. If you didn't succeed in experimenting with the Nikon L820, it may be related to the quality of the sleeve, or the card itself is an expansion card.

You can compare this question with why the SD card indirectly replaces the CF card.

Bit rate, write speed, and read speed are all contrasting square layout rights of TF SD CF.

Obviously, the CF is better at all of this, but it's a little bit less volume, and the DF is maturing, and now a lot of cameras are using the TF, and it's only a matter of time before the TF is used.

A small percentage of card models now support TF cards.

For example, Canon's IXUS500 510, Sony's T series, etc., in fact, TF plus an adapter adapter can be transferred to an SD card, and your machine should also be able to use it in this way.

If it is not supported, it may be that there is a problem with the adapter.

There is currently no digital camera that can be used directly with a TF card.

This is because: compared to the needs of mobile phones, digital cameras can withstand the volume of SD SDHC cards inside, so it is not necessary to pass through.

Switch to support TF cards to save memory card space. Secondly, the speed of TF card is not as fast as SDHC, let alone the best SDXC UHS-1 memory card, so there is no digital camera that only supports TF memory card.

There are also cameras that support TF cards, but there are relatively few of them, I remember that Samsung's mobile phone and mirrorless cameras use TF cards.