Navigate to the desired file or folders you want to move to your SD card.Cut or copy and paste the desired file(s) from the internal storage to the SD card.Click Open folder to view files and click OK.Use the USB cable that comes with the phone for best results.Connect the USB cord to the phone, then to a computer.Apple, BlackBerry Android and Windows Phone do not support moving files from the device storage to an SD card. These are universal steps and customers should refer back to the OEM or User manual for their device specific steps. T-Mobile does not recommend based on rated speed. The higher the class, the faster data can be consistently recorded, read, or transferred on the phone. For example if an SD card had a U rating of 1, the speed class would be 10 MB/s. This is usually a single digit and can be read as MB/s. The class is printed on SD cards as an even number inside a C. Speed Class is a minimum speed based on a worst case scenario test.
SD card speed classes are different from speed ratings. Speed class: T-Mobile recommends SD cards with Class 6 or UHS Class 1 or higher.Size: This refers to the physical size of the card.Most smartphones can only take SD cards up to a certain size limit. A higher-capacity card increases the amount of data that can be stored.The storage or size of the SD card refers to how much memory the card has to store music, pictures, videos, apps, or other files.Memory size: Limits vary by smartphone, check the tech specs to determine what size is supported.Refer to the following classifications to assist in determing the SD card that will work best with your smartphone. If you see these problems with an SD card inserted in a smartphone, upgrade to a faster SD card. Advanced features like HD video recording, transferring files, or apps that use the SD card, it is likely to cause freezing, crashes, slowness, or errors. Using an SD card without the proper speed class may work for basic storage. SD card memory size and speed ratings vary by OEM.
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