Do we need a 200 GB SD Card?

[kodiak799]

I rather enjoy Play Music. Anything that I want to listen to is there, it has Pandora type radio stations, and you can download anything you want. It's no different than downloading music to an SDCard.

I'm being forced to Google Music...It's very limited relative to much more advanced players. I can't sort by decade. I can't select multiple genres without Google bastardizing genres. Unless I upload a playlist from a different player I might as well be sawing a hammer.

No ratings, no filters. It's literally a bare-bones player when technology offers so much more.

 

[hammerhead13]

My DCIM Folder on my 64GB Micro is about 23GB. This is a collection of Photos/Videos from ALL my Phones from OG Droid>DX>Spectrum>S3>Note2. I did archive my MicroSD to an External HDD and I also use iDrive & Google Photos for automatic Photo Backup but I have it when using WiFi only so it sync when I'm home automatically.

 

[PereDroid]

No ratings, no filters. It's literally a bare-bones player when technology offers so much more.

The absolute barest of bones. There isn't ONE user configurable setting. No tone controls. If I was going to pay monthly it wouldn't be Google.
My wife, in fact, pays for Spotify. But she's a girl.

 

[bsweetness]

I always welcome higher storage capacities with open arms. Every microSD card I own is stuffed to the max with music, videos, pictures, and documents. For work, I'm often in areas where I have little to no data connection, so anything cloud based really isn't a consistent option.