If you've recently picked up the latest Nintendo Switch 2, you might need a microSD Express card for that extra bit of ...

This officially licensed card from SanDisk outperforms the Lexar Play Pro microSD Express Card and comes in at a similar price. You are limited to a 256GB capacity, though.

I’m kind of obsessed with handheld gaming. It’s the best, because you can fit it in no matter where you are or who’s using the TV. The problem with devices like the Nintendo Switch or Steam Deck (for ...

Whether you need extra storage space on your smartphone or you need a video-compatible card for your dashcam or home security camera, getting a 1TB microSD for just $90 is a total bargain. In the lead ...

With that said, if you're picking this one up, the microSD card will be great for most devices, adding 1TB of storage with ease. The card promises read and write speeds that top out at 160MB/s, which ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Announced back at MWC 2019, SanDisk's 1TB microSD card is finally available for purchase, in case you've been looking for the largest capacity ...

Technology is ridiculous. It wasn’t that long ago when getting a reasonably priced 1TB NVMe SSD was next to impossible for most folks. Now, you can easily find a well priced 1TB microSD card. That’s ...

Right now, the cheapest microSD card is available at Amazon for only $169.99. The new Silicon Power 1TB Superior MicroSDXC card was claimed to beat the likes of Sandisk 1TB Ultra, both in terms of ...

-- PCIe technology delivers read speeds up to 900MB/s* so the game loads 4x faster -- Write speed up to 600MB/s* delivers accelerated download speeds** -- 1TB microSD Express card offers more space ...

MicroSD cards are easy to come by and lose thanks to their thumbnail-sized nature, and if you've been looking to grab a few replacements, there are plenty of Prime Day deals on right now for the mini ...

The new Samsung P9 and best-selling Lexar Play Pro microSD Express Cards are featured in Amazon's Black Friday sale.

It used to be that if you got a microSD card with 256GB of storage or even 512GB, you were doing well in terms of expanding the storage space of your notebook, tablet, or some smartphones. Now the ...