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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?)
Hi Farella, I would advise contacting Sony Xperia Customer Care in your region as soon as possible so you can have your handset's SD card slot assessed. In regards to the battery life, there is not likely to be a difference in battery life between phones of different ages. However the battery life is dependant on how much you use the phone and what you use it for, with general usage and by using Sony original charging accessories the battery life will stay the same.
Thanks. So a phone that's been in daily use for 6 months would not have a shorter battery life per 100% charge than a brand new phone with a new battery? I ask this as my old ipod's battery life per charge was noticeably shorter after 6 months of use, and my laptop's battery life is certainly shorter after a year's of use.
Hello,
I have the very same problem as Farella on my Xperia Compact. After 8 month of normal use, my micro sd card doesn't want to stay in the slot, exactly as describbed by Farella.
Have you managed to fix it ? Did you send it back ? (I also need the phone...)
Thanks,
I have the same problem, but I think I found a way to keep my SD card in.
For my phone, I cut tiny rectangles a little smaller than the size of the SD card from the sticky strip across the top of a post it/sticky note. Then I stuck this on the top side of the SD card ( the side with the writing and without the gold contacts). For my phone, I used two little rectangles on top of each other, but I would just add them one at a time until the card stays in. I guess you could also use tape, but I used sticky notes because it's what I had lying around.
I think this works by making the card a bit thicker and wedging the card inside the phone. In any event, it has worked for me.
Hope this helps. Good luck.
I started having this problem with my Z3 Compact, and this solution from this thread did the trick for me!
** For my phone, I cut tiny rectangles a little smaller than the size of the SD card from the sticky strip across the top of a post it/sticky note. Then I stuck this on the top side of the SD card ( the side with the writing and without the gold contacts). For my phone, I used two little rectangles on top of each other, but I would just add them one at a time until the card stays in. I guess you could also use tape, but I used sticky notes because it's what I had lying around. **
I also used a sticky note. The main thing seems to be just to thicken the card enough to wedge it inside.
Thanks for the good advice j_r_j!
Yes just put there a little paper with micro sd and it will be work
oh, yes, great advice guys, did you go to uni to learn that??!! perhaps you can tell me how to easily remove torn pieces of paper stuck in an sd card slot, and maybe even more helpful would be advice on how to fix a butchered sd card slot after removing said torn pieces of paper from it?? idiots!
is anyone on this forum any use at all?