You will certainly have noticed that the quality of the photo lenses of our telephones is constantly improving. Which in itself is a very good thing. However, who says better quality photos and videos also says much higher data weight. And it's not just the case with media files. As we use our Sony Xperia Pro 1 more and more for all the little actions of daily life such as file transfers, sending attachments by email… We tend to keep a lot of data on them.
And even if manufacturers have understood that storage is an essential point on smartphones, there are a large number of them that do not have enough internal memory. However, for a large number of models it is possible to use additional storage using a memory card. This is precisely what we are going to learn in this article by explaining to you how to insert sd card in sony xperia pro 1?
To do this, first of all we will explain to you how to locate the slot provided for the memory card of your smartphone, then, after that, the procedure for inserting an SD card into a Sony Xperia Pro 1.
Where is the SD card tray positioned on Sony Xperia Pro 1?
We therefore start our little tutorial by explaining to you how to locate the location of the SD card on your Sony Xperia Pro 1. This search will indeed be very easy. However, you should know that on some phones it is an option and that it is not 100% sure that your mobile phone has the slot for an external memory card.
SD cards will provide you with significant additional storage because you will be able to increase your capacity by several hundred gigabytes in the event that you opt for a large card. To find the drawer, we suggest that you sift through the edge of your Sony Xperia Pro 100. It is actually on one of the sides of the mobile phone that you are most likely to find it. It is usually located on the upper or lower flank. It is very easy to spot it, you will notice a kind of notch with a location of approximately 2 centimeters and a small hole right next to it which opens it. In this drawer you will generally also find the slot for the SIM card of your Sony Xperia Pro 1.
How do I insert a memory card into a Sony Xperia Pro 1?
We are now moving on to the practical part of this guide, you will learn in detail the procedure for putting an SD card in your Sony Xperia Pro 1.
The different solutions to open the SD card drawer of a Sony Xperia Pro 1
First and very important thing to know, there is a tool to open the SD card drawer of your Sony Xperia Pro 1. As we explained to you a little above this is certainly the location of your SIM card. You may remember when you first set up your mobile phone and performed this operation.
We will now give you a list of the different solutions to open this drawer via the small hole that serves as a lock:
- The basic drawer opening tool: You will find it in the box of your Sony Xperia Pro 1, it is generally very small with a part the size of a 5 cent coin which allows you to press with your fingers and a long point to insert into the hole
- A sewing needle : If you ever can't find the tool or you don't have the box left, a sewing needle is the best alternative to open it
- A trombone
- Safety pin
The procedure for adding a memory card to a Sony Xperia Pro 1
Finally, now that you know all the tools and have located the drawer, we will explain how to insert the micro SD card into your Sony Xperia Pro 1. To do this, follow the few instructions below:
- Switch off your mobile phone
- Insert the tip of the tool or your alternative solution into the hole provided for this purpose
- Gently push the tool into the hole until the micro SD card tray of your Sony Xperia Pro 1 unlocks and pops out a few millimeters
- Remove it with your fingers
- Position your SD card with care, making sure to pay attention to the direction in its slot
- Put the drawer back in its place, in the right direction and push it down gently to the end
In the event that you want a maximum of tutorials to become a master of the Sony Xperia Pro 1, we invite you to explore the other tutorials in the category: Sony Xperia Pro 1.
