BIVOOB 128GB MicroSD Card with SD Adapter | Mr Panda

Keep your photos, videos, music and documents together with the BIVOOB 128GB MicroSD Memory Card. Supplied with an SD adapter, it offers convenient storage for compatible devices with microSD or full-size SD card slots.

Key Features

128GB advertised storage capacity for everyday files and media.

Compact microSD format with an included full-size SD adapter.

Suitable for devices that support 128GB microSD memory cards.

Benefits

Expand your compatible device’s storage and keep more files close at hand. The included adapter allows the microSD card to fit compatible full-size SD slots.

What’s Included

1 x BIVOOB 128GB MicroSD Memory Card
1 x SD Card Adapter

How to Use

Check that your device supports a 128GB microSD card before inserting it. Use the supplied adapter when a full-size SD slot is required. Follow your device’s instructions to format the card, and safely eject it before removal.

Compatibility / Applications

For compatible smartphones, tablets, cameras, computers and other devices that support 128GB microSD cards. Compatibility depends on the device’s supported card type and maximum storage capacity.

Care & Maintenance

Keep the card and adapter clean and dry. Avoid touching the metal contacts. Store securely when not in use and back up important files regularly.

Specifications

Brand: BIVOOB
Product Type: MicroSD Memory Card
Advertised Capacity: 128GB
Card Colour: Green and White
Adapter Colour: Black
Adapter Type: MicroSD to Full-Size SD
Packaging: Retail Blister Pack

Safety Information

Keep away from small children, as the card is a choking hazard. Do not remove the card while files are being written or transferred.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is an SD adapter included?

Yes, a full-size SD adapter is included.

Will it work in any phone or camera?

Your device must support the card type and 128GB capacity. Check your device specifications before purchasing.

Why is the usable capacity lower than 128GB?

Formatting and differences in how devices calculate storage mean the displayed usable capacity will be lower than the advertised capacity.