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Do you use a microSD card to expand your storage?


MicroSD cards used to be a pretty common thing back in the day among Android users.
While handsets used to come with a more... limited internal storage, you could always trust that there would be a slot to allow you to expand it.

Now, a lot of manufacturers are omitting the microSD card slot. Google insists on keeping it away from its own Pixel line and many of its partners has followed suit. Some major manufacturers still keep it — like Samsung and LG — but their phones also come with plenty of internal storage. That, combined with the contemporary cloud features — like Google Photos and Spotify / Play Music / Apple Music — and you can pretty much go through two years of usage without reaching fora microSD card.

 Or so we think. Do you still have a microSD card in your phone?

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Do you use a microSD card to expand your phone's storage?


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