How To Add More Memory To Galaxy Note 5 Without SD Card

The new Samsung Galaxy Note 5 has been completely redesigned, and one main drawback is that you can’t expand the storage of the Galaxy Note 5 with a microSD card. But for those that want to know how to add memory to the Samsung Note 5, you can follow the guide below.

There are several different options you can use to add more memory storage to the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 with the different types of accessories and wireless hard drives that can be used to expand storage locally, without having to worry about relying on a cloud for more space.

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The best way to add more memory to the Galaxy Note 5 is by using a microSD card reader and cables that could quickly turn your existing expandable storage options into Note 5 compatible accessories. An example of this is the MicroSD that can be purchased for a $12.99 on Amazon for a Leef Access microSD Card Reader drive that can bring microSD expansion to your Samsung handset.

The Leef Bridge 3.0 is a USB/microUSB dual dongle that carries up to 32GB of storage for only $39.99 on Amazon and can connect both to a desktop and the Note 5 to transfer files rapidly that is a great way to add more memory to the Note 5.

The SanDisk Ultra MicroUSB Drive is SanDisk’s response to the Leef, featuring a similar design and functionality. It can be purchased on Amazon for $36.26. This is a great for those wanting to have their Note 5 to add more memory.

The Kingston Digital Data Traveler is also a dual drive that’s priced for $14.74 on Amazon. However, the tiny accessory doesn’t have any protection for the plugs.

The SanDisk Wireless Flash Drive USB dongle offers up to 64GB of extra memory for $89.99 on Amazon. It comes with its own Wi-Fi hotspot that can be used for wireless data transfers by the Note 5. The dongle has a battery good for four hours of usage, and can take even bigger microSD cards than the one is shipping with.