Amazon’s Gold Box Deal today, includes a number of SanDisk products, most notably their Class 10 32GB and 64GB microSD cards. For those of you with phones that have removable ...

For just $30, buyers on Amazon can get a pretty massive 128GB of storage, in a Class 10 card no less, which means that performance will be quick and smooth, and there will be no lag when loading ...

That's even more impressive considering SanDisk first sold the memory card for $199.99 back in 2014.The card's Class 10 and U1 rating means it has a minimum sequential writing speed of 10MB/s ...

SanDisk’s Ultra 200GB microSD card is able to transfer up to 1,200 photos per minute at a speed of up to 90 megabytes per second. It can hold up to 20 hours of full HD video.

This spring, SanDisk revealed the world’s first 200GB microSD card which, at the same time, just so happens to be the highest-capacity microSD card on the market. Today, Liliputing reported that ...

Stat time: SanDisk says the 400GB Ultra microSDXC card ($250 on Amazon) can hold up to 40 hours of 1080p video, with a Class 10 rating that lets you capture high-def photos and videos, too. The ...

Sandisk's MSRP for the new microSD card is $199.99, about $1.56 per gigabyte: that's well over what you'd pay for a modern SSD or a standard-size 128GB SD card, the latter of which you can get on ...

Although the company’s claims are true, comparing to class 4 or class 6 microSD cards, most of the latest smartphones and tablets use class 10 microSD cards. 32/64 GB class 10 microSD cards are ...

If you don't need the outright insane performance of the SanDisk Extreme, you could also go for the SanDisk Ultra 400GB card. It's not quite as powerful but it's down to just $63.90 right now.

According to SanDisk, the micro SDcard achieves UHS Speed Class 1 – the best performance available for a microSD card and one that enables the speedy loading and running of apps.