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The table below shows 100 current handsets and the memory cards that they take. The maximum size shown is the size stated by the manufacturer, this doesn’t mean that the phone won’t work with anything bigger, just that they’ve not approved it. Remember though that if the card is listed as supporting Micro SD, there is every chance that it won’t work with a Micro SDHC. Read our Guide to Memory Cards for more information on memory card formats.

To find your phone quickly, press “ctrl” and “f” on your keyboard to search this page. If your handset is not listed here, don’t worry, it may be that it was released after this list was compiled, in which case, take a look at the GSM Arena Website for memory card compatibility information.

Without doubt the one accessory that we can’t be without in our phones these days is a memory card. Whether its for music, photo’s or video’s we all need one – and the bigger the better, but not all cards are the same. They might look the same on the outside, but how do you know which type to go for and what do all the letters mean? Hopefully this guide will help you to understand memory cards.

The first thing to consider when choosing a memory card is the size that you need, and by size I mean the amount of storage it offers, not the dimensions of it!

The table below gives you a rough idea on you how much data you can hold on each size card. The amount of images that you can store depends on the number of megapixels your camera has. The better the quality, the less you can store.