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# Tikee micro SD card


# What types of microSD cards are compatible with my Tikee?

The Tikee is compatible with microSDHC and microSDXC cards, from 8GB to 128GB (for Tikee PRO 2 and Tikee 3) or up to 512GB (for Tikee PRO 2+, Tikee 3 PRO, Tikee 3 PRO+, Tikee 4, Tikee 4X, Tikee mini and Tikee mini+), UHS-I or UHS-II class and minimum speed class U3.

It is important to choose a reputable brand for your microSD card and purchase it from certified retailers.

# How do I know what size microSD card to choose?

Our [Timelapse Planner](https://enlaps.io/en/timelapse-planner) calculate how much storage you will need depending on your project.

For example, with a Tikee 3 PRO without connection, you can take about 1 photo every 15 minutes (16h/day) for 7 months with a 128GB microSD card.

In case the network is too weak to be able to upload photos, but sufficient to establish a connection test, you can still get the daily status of the camera, which allows you to manage your sequences.

# Your Tikee camera does not recognize the microSD card.

1. Check that your microSD card is a reliable brand and meets the following specifications: microSDHC or microSDXC, with a capacity from 8 GB to 128 GB (for Tikee PRO 2 or Tikee 3) or up to 512 GB (for Tikee PRO2+, Tikee 3 PRO) and up to 1 To (for Tikee 3 PRO+, Tikee 4, Tikee 4X, Tikee mini and Tikee mini+), UHS-I or UHS-II class and minimum speed class U3.

2. Format the SD card with a computer in Exfat format.

3. Carefully plug the card into the turned-off device and check its recognition by turning on the Tikee.