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Hi I've been trying to expand storage by putting a 32gb micro SD card into the slot, but the card won't stay in. The phone recognises the SD card, but the card is "removed" whenever I let my finger go. I've tried two other micro SD cards and they won't stay either. I can hear the "click", but afterwards the card still bounces out.
The phone is not damaged and is hardly used. Does anyone else have this problem? How can I fix it, or do I have to send it back to Sony (would rather not as I need the phone...).
Thanks in advance!
ps: Also does the battery life shorten after many cycles of recharging (i.e. would a brand new phone's battery last longer than a 6 month old battery, if so roughly by how much?)
I have this issue too and I'm very disappointed in quality of parts inside Sony phones.
This is third time I need to send phone in service and last time they had it for almost a month only to repair headphone jack. Fortunately phone is still under warranty but I lost my patience with Sony.
Phone and Software are really great but with those unacceptable hardware issues i can't trust Sony anymore and unfortunately future of Sony Mobile probably won't be a bright one...
I had the same problem. One day that I opened the side cap to charge the phone, the SD card popped out and I could not get it to stay in the slot.
I took the phone back to Sony Service and got it back in three days, fixed.
I had the same issue with my Z3 Compact, I couldn't keep my sd card in the slot, it kept bouncing out. I tried your solution, although I didn't have post it notes handy, so I used transparent tape. And it worked!
Thanks for the advice, j_r_j!
just used the tape solution for the micro sd jumpping out..
IT WORKS .. USE TAPE ITS BETTER
Thanks mate!
This also worked for me
You my man, are a live safer! I had to use my old Z3 since my Z5 is (again) broken. But the SD card wouldn't stick anymore. I'm going on holiday next week so a repair is out of the question. Since it's only a temporary solution this is what I was looking for. Thanks for posting it out here!
btw: I also used tape instead of sticky notes. While at it, I extended the tape at the end of the SD card to make a 'grip' to get it out more easily.
I had the same problem and fixed it in this way: took a clip, straightened it and use one of the extremities to push further the sd into the slot.
So, I inserted it and I put my finger on to avoid the pops out then I just took the clip and push further the sd on the slot. I think that in this way the slot will host the sd in a better way.
That solution worked for me, without any paper or tape. Hope it helps and hope that it will last.
Anyway I'll let you know....