Bluboo S3 SD Card

Bluboo S3 SD Card
We go further in depth on memory option for the Bluboo S3 in our review as well as other things  I promise you the review is informative and hilarious.
An SD card also known as TF card can be integrated into the Bluboo S3 as long as the memory does not exceed the 256GB limit.

The S3's Camera can record in 1080P video resolution by the way I criticize the camera in the review.  According to estimates one minute video captured at 1080HD at 60fps (Frames Per Second) will take up 200Mb of memory depending on the video.  To be precise 1024MB equals 1GB of to make things simple let's use round number and suggest 1000MB equals 1GB that would mean  1GB can store 5 minutes of 1080P HD Video. That would mean that a 256GB SD card can store 1280 Minutes of 1080P HD Video at 60 FPS.

256GB can Also Hold An Estimated
35880 songs
170 average 2-hour movies each using an average of 1.5GB


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I would really appreciate if you checked out our Bluboo S3 Review it's worth the read highlighting the good and bad the S3 offers.

  Memory Review

Around 10 GB of the internal memory is used on apps and the 7.0 operating system, I suspect in the likely scenario we get an update to Oreo it will be more demanding on space. Of the 64GB internal memory, you have around 54GB with the option of increasing memory. Option one is the incorporating of an SD/ TF card not exceeding 256GB. I like this option the only vice I have as often with other Chinese Android is that one of the nano sim slots is also used as an SD card slot, meaning it’s dual sim or single sim and an SD card. These type of sim card slots are called Hybrid sim slots when I first heard that term I thought it would be a combination of the best of more than one element to make something cool like Linkin Park’s Hybrid theory instead it was something that was not as cool as ever like in underworld when a vampire and Lycan were combined. The Bluboo S3 is OTG compatible so it can take advantage of flash drives. 3G and 4G work fine but this feature may be a gamble depending on where you live.
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