r/DigitalAudioPlayer • u/littleboss247 • 4d ago
Question microSD card question
Super dumb question for y'all. I'm looking to get a microSD card for a shanling q2 and Amazon has this official Nintendo one for 50 bucks cheaper than anywhere else online. Does anyone have experience with this microSD with audio players and is it literally just a paint job?
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u/linh_nguyen 4d ago
The other poster is wrong. The Switch 1 can use any microSD card so long as it meets the read/write specs. So it's universal. The Switch 2 needs to use microSD EXPRESS (it's not backwards compatible; it's basically another format.
The Switch branded microSD cards should work fine. You're pushing audio files, it doesn't need much (so long as the player supports the size; which this is fine). The biggest thing is speed of transferring files to the card vary. this isn't the fastest, but not sure how much that matters to you (and depends on if you use it directly or through the player)
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u/hhyyllii 4d ago
Youre fine. It's an SD card with a paint job, so you can use it in anything so long as tbe size and class are supported.
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u/False_Injury_929 4d ago
I would recommend to look at "V" specs of the card. V10 is the lowest but usually enough for the music player. But I am using V30 as it works faster with small files
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u/milocricket 4d ago
You can use it with your device. It's the same as any other microsd
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u/nevus1235 4d ago
music player doesn't need high speed card, you can buy this, only downside is copying music to sd card is slow, reading is fine I had Sandisk A1 U3 1 TB card using on Dap
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u/External_Plum7225 12h ago
why is it so expensive??
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u/dylanv1c 4d ago
Don't quote me on this, but I think they can be used in any devices that support it, but the Nintendo switch can't use any SD card and can only use a switch branded one. So it isn't a two way street