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Hello DIY techies! I’m Trisha Hershberger and you are watching DIYin5. Today we are speaking Android! More specifically how to choose the right microSD card for your Android device. We showed you how to free up storage space in your existing phone on another DIY, but what if you want to add more storage to it? There are a few things to look out for when picking up that microSD for your favorite robot OS device. First things first, make sure you’re one of the many lucky Android owners whose device has a microSD slot. Sometimes they’re located underneath your battery cover, with your SIM card, or it might have its own slot. Check out your phone or tablet’s user guide if you’re not sure where to look or can’t find it. The next thing you need to know is what capacity cards your Android supports. For example, the Samsung Galaxy S7 phones can take cards up to 200GB, but the 2015 Moto G on