Hello friend thank you for this video. On my very old xiaomi phone when I inserted my SD card I was presented with an option to make the storage a part of the phone, to make them indistinguishable in a way, to glue them together, with the caveat that you cannot remove it later. Is that no longer an option for Android phones?
Many thanks for the video. Very very interesting, and you are very clear. I also saw yours on the A54. Sorry for the somewhat naive question, what difference do you think is there between a galxy A54 with 256 GB and the same A54 with 128 GB + 128 GB in the nano sim card? In your opinion, is the first one better or are they identical? apart from the management of the two nano sims? Thank you
Hi, glad to hear you found the videos useful, thanks for your kind comment! It would depend on what you want to move to the SD card. As mentioned in the video, moving games is possible, but SD cards are slower than internal storage, and if you temporarily remove the card, it stops you from playing that game. For other purposes, like storing movies, music or other files, you shouldn't see a difference. As you suggested, it's also more convenient to just have everything on the device. But when it comes to performance, there shouldn't be a big difference, as long as you don't move games with high requirements to the SD card. It would then come down to the price. In the UK, a new A54 with 256GB storage costs around £40 more, while you could get a microSD card with 256GB for just £18, or £25 for a faster one. The 128GB are even cheaper. Hope this helps, let us know if you have any further questions. Thanks for watching!
Hi. I tried to upgrade my storage with a Sandisk 512gb SD card. After the device Power on my phone keeps lagging and freezing then restarting automatically. When I remove the card it works perfectly. It's new card and I'm still facing this issue. Please help
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Hello friend thank you for this video. On my very old xiaomi phone when I inserted my SD card I was presented with an option to make the storage a part of the phone, to make them indistinguishable in a way, to glue them together, with the caveat that you cannot remove it later. Is that no longer an option for Android phones?
Many thanks for the video. Very very interesting, and you are very clear. I also saw yours on the A54.
Sorry for the somewhat naive question, what difference do you think is there between a galxy A54 with 256 GB and the same A54 with 128 GB + 128 GB in the nano sim card?
In your opinion, is the first one better or are they identical? apart from the management of the two nano sims? Thank you
Hi, glad to hear you found the videos useful, thanks for your kind comment!
It would depend on what you want to move to the SD card. As mentioned in the video, moving games is possible, but SD cards are slower than internal storage, and if you temporarily remove the card, it stops you from playing that game. For other purposes, like storing movies, music or other files, you shouldn't see a difference.
As you suggested, it's also more convenient to just have everything on the device. But when it comes to performance, there shouldn't be a big difference, as long as you don't move games with high requirements to the SD card.
It would then come down to the price. In the UK, a new A54 with 256GB storage costs around £40 more, while you could get a microSD card with 256GB for just £18, or £25 for a faster one. The 128GB are even cheaper.
Hope this helps, let us know if you have any further questions. Thanks for watching!
Thanks a lot.
Hi. I tried to upgrade my storage with a Sandisk 512gb SD card. After the device Power on my phone keeps lagging and freezing then restarting automatically. When I remove the card it works perfectly. It's new card and I'm still facing this issue. Please help