Your device includes a microSD slot so that you can add storage space for photos, music, and videos.
SD cards are available in different classes and capacities. Higher classes indicate faster speeds for performing actions such as displaying photos or saving videos. Higher capacities indicate greater storage space.
NOTE
Always unmount the microSD card in the Settings before you physically
eject the card from your device.
NVIDIA recommends using a class 6 or higher microSD card.
For microSD cards up to 32 gigabytes in capacity, SHIELD supports the FAT32 data format. Most microSD cards that are 32-GB or less are already formatted as FAT32.
For microSD cards that are 64-GB or more in capacity, SHIELD supports the NTFS data format. Most microSD cards that are 64-GB or larger come formatted as exFAT and must be reformatted before you can use them with SHIELD. Android does not support the exFAT file system.
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You can reformat microSD cards on your Windows PC or Mac computer.
Always unmount the microSD card before you remove the microSD card from the device.
Some apps do not support microSD card storage. If the app control panel does not have an option to Move to SD Card, the app must remain in your device's internal storage.
To view the status of internal storage and the microSD card, go to Settings > Storage.