“Will this work in ... Apple iPhone 11 (Model A2111)? Samsung Old s7(Model SM-930V)? Thank you.”
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Generally speaking (and I don't own Apple products), most if not all micro SD cards no matter the capacity should work if they fit in the phone itself. As far as I know micro-SD card slots haven't changed for a while. Your phone software may limit what it reads uo to 32GB (which is the capacity of your Samsung phone you mentioned I looked up for you [hint-hint). Newer cards typically retro-work with older phones. They have higher write speeds but your older software may only write at its pace NOT the pace of the card itself. So, if the card is 64GB and 100MB/sec and the phone is 32GB software written at max 50MB/sec, you can only expect the latter capacity/speed. You might be spending more for less so check if a 32GB at your phone's speed will cost you less. But you might also consider if you'll be upgrading to a Samsung Newer model later, you can take advantage of this card's superior specs and not have to buy another later. Just some thoughts . . .
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Apple iPhones have never supported external memory cards of any kind, and most likely never will. With the latest version of IOS, you should be able to mount a USB stick (or SD card in a USB adapter) by using a Lightning-to-USB "OTG" adapter -- I've done this with my iPad to transfer photos -- but then you have the adapter and memory device dangling from your phone, which is not very convenient.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I'm not familiar with apple products but would likely be on their spec sheet and or website. As for the Galaxy that's my jam and will certainly work for all Galaxy products. I added mine to an S8 I transferred as many apps, programs and all basic storage (pics, vids,music,docs,books) more than 40gig. Months later it's faster much more stable no more freezing up or forcing reboots and I added many new apps and gigs of media.
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