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You buy SD cards because the device you have uses them?

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4 hours ago, cptavim said:

What's the point of buying full size sd cards? MicroSD cards are a lot better because you can put them in a phone, drone, gopro, etc. And then you can use the adapter that comes with every micro Sd card to use it with full size cameras and other stuff. So what's the point of regular SD cards? Speed isn't an issue because they're are micro sd cards that are as fast as regular sized ones. 

Tiny micro SD cards are easier to lose, and perhaps break.  Also I don't think the micro SD cards have the write lock switch, which can be useful for professionals who might use that as a tool to prevent accidental overwriting of data.

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size, price, some people that are not as savy may not understand adapters, or to keep track of which cards go to what.

 

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