LG Stylo 2 Memory Card

For those of you who are looking for a memory card for your LG Stylo 2, then you are definitely in the right place.

Below, I’m going to highlight some of the best card options available for your phone, as well as some other crucial information that you will find extremely useful.

Best Memory Cards for LG Stylo 2

While it can be really difficult and annoying searching through the 100s of memory card choices, I have searched and highlighted the 3 best for your Stylo 2. Storage space, performance and cost are just some of the benchmarks I considered in recommending the cards.

If you have the LG Stylo 2, then the perfect SD card for your phone would be the 128GB option. While it is double the price of the 64GB, it is still a pretty good buy, simply because of the amount of storage space that it delivers. If you take a lot of pictures or video, then you can feel secure using this card, knowing that it will take a LONG time for it to fill up. It also delivers exceptional performance, so you are winning no matter which way you look at it.

If you feel you need a lot more storage than 128Gb, then you should definitely consider the 200GB from SanDisk. It is not priced outrageously and you get a whole lot of storage space to upgrade the phone. Definitely a card to consider if you are looking to upgrade.

I really like the 64GB MicroSDXC card for the Stylo 2, simply because it offers the perfect balance when it comes the amount of storage it delivers, as well as performance and price. It will not break your pocket and it is definitely a card that is worth what you pay for. No worries about the card filling up too quickly or being too slow…great choice!

I was contemplating if I should recommend this card, simply because it is a bit expensive, but I realized I need to be highlighting the best available options (regardless of price), so the 256 GB from SanDisk is a go! This is a top of the line memory card and you are definitely not going to be hurting for space with it! Performance is solid, but the storage is where it shines. You can take tons of high quality photos and video and feel at ease knowing that you have an incredible amount of storage space to work with.

What Size Memory Card Should I Get?

If you are wondering what LG Stylo 2 MicroSD card you should get, then the answer is not so straight forward.

It really depends on how you plan on using the phone, the amount of data storage activities that you will be doing, among different things. I have broken down the different type of phone users below and this should give you some insight into what card you should get or not.

Heavy User

If you are someone who uses their phone a lot, which means taking a ton of videos and pictures, then the smaller cards won’t work for you. You will definitely need to invest in any of the card offerings of 64GB or higher. You will fill up smaller cards quickly, so they kind of don’t make sense.

Average User

If you fall into what we call the normal user, which means you use your phone like an average person, then I would still say going with a 64GB/128GB card, or you could even get something smaller. Memory cards are pretty cheap and it is always good to have more memory than less.

Barely Uses the Phone

If you are one of those persons who only use the phone to make phone calls and uses occasional app, then some of the smaller memory cards are what should be on your radar. I honestly think a 32 GB is good enough, simply because it is so cheap, however you could go with a 16GB & 8GB and you will be good.

Memory Card Differences

In this section, I will just take a look at different memory cards that are available and can be used in the Stylo 2. In your research and I’m pretty sure on this page, you’ve seen the words MicroSD, MicroSDHC and MicroSDXC being thrown around. So what are these card types and which ones work in the Stylo 2?

MicroSD – These are older format cards and their storage capacity maxes out at 2GB. This means cards bigger than 2GB are no longer called MicroSD (see below).

MicroSDHC – These are cards that range in size from 4GB – 32GB.

MicroSDXC – These are the newest types of phone memory cards and their storage capacity ranges from 64GB – 2TB in size.

It should be noted, that all of these cards can be used in your phone, they are all the same physical size, the only difference is there storage capacities.

LG Stylo 2 Memory Card Speed

What is there to know about the speed of a memory card? Memory card speed, what is there to know? The speed rating is a pretty easy concept to understand, it just highlights how fast a card is (how quickly data can be read/written to it). You are going to need a card that is fast enough, especially if you plan on taking HD or 4K video and also high quality pictures. The good thing is that all of the cards that I have recommended earlier in the article, are fast enough for the LG Stylo 2, nonetheless, I will provide a bit more information on card speed below.

Memory cards are available in different speed classes.

• Class 2 – Minimum of 2 MB/s performance. (Slowest)
• Class 4 – Minimum of 4 MB/s performance. (Slow)
• Class 6 – Minimum of 6 MB/s performance.  (OK)
• Class 10 – Minimum of 10 MB/s performance. (Average)
• UHS-I UI – Minimum of 10 MB/s performance. (Fast)
• UHS-I U3 – Minimum of 30 MB/s performance. (Really Fast)

How Much Data Can be Stored on the LG Stylo 2 SD Card?

Check out the table below if you want to get an idea as to how much data can actually be stored on the Stylo 2. When it comes to the amount of MP3s, videos and pictures that the card can hold, the table should give you a good idea.

Please do not use the table as a guide as to how much the phone can actually hold, simply because it can actually hold more or less, it really depends on so many different factors when it comes to the data being saved. These are not exact figures and it is really just there to give you a guideline as to how much you can expect your phone to hold.

	MP3’s	Movies (700 mb)	720P Video	1080p Video (60fps)	4K Video (30fps)	Images
16GB	3,200	20	4 Hours	1 Hour 20 Mins	40 Mins	8,000
32GB	6,400	40	8 Hours	2 Hours 40 Mins	1 Hour 20 Mins	16,000
64GB	12,800	80	16 Hours	5 Hours 20 Mins	2 Hours 40 Mins	32,000
128GB	25,600	160	32 Hours	10 Hours 40 Mins	5 Hours 20 Mins	64,000
256GB	51,200	320	64 Hours	21 Hours 20 Mins	10 Hours 40 Mins	128,000