The Lexar SDXC Armor Gold UHS-II Card is part of Lexar’s Armor Series, made to be super tough and dependable even in rough situations. It has a stainless steel shell that’s really strong—Lexar says it’s 37 times tougher than regular SD cards.
The 256GB SanDisk Extreme microSDXC UHS-I memory card comes with an adapter for use on various devices, whether it be smartphones, cameras, or tablets, and you can get one for $18.91, originally $27.99. Mobile videographers will appreciate that it’s 4K and 5K UHD-ready with UHS Speed Class 3 (U3) and Video Speed Class 30 (V30). Product page.
The 2TB SanDisk Extreme microSDXC has more than enough storage for all of your photos, videos, games, files, and more, all for $179.99 shipped, originally $209.99. Why not get multiple lower capacity cards? Well, you’ll only need to carry around a single 2TB microSD card, thus eliminating the risk of accidentally losing several 256GB / 512GB / 1TB cards. Product page.
Lexar’s new GOLD SD UHS-II and SILVER PRO SD UHS-II memory cards are the first to be made from 316 stainless steel. Since both are also IP68 rated, they can easily handle environments with water, dust, and even some bending, making them ideal for outdoor filming.
The Lexar 1TB PLAY microSDXC memory card can be used in the Nintendo Switch, tablets, laptops, smartphones, and more, all for $66.49 shipped, originally $129.99. What sets this card apart from is competitors is its improved write speeds of up to 100MB/s for quicker downloads. Product page.
This 512GB Samsung PRO Plus microSD card comes with a handy USB reader, and you can get the bundle for $40 shipped, originally $84.99. This A2 memory card comes complete with the latest U3 and V30 speeds, making it perfect for recording UHD 4K video. Product page.
The 1TB Lexar PLAY microSDXC Memory Card can be used for game consoles, cameras, smartphones, as well as tablets, and you can get one for $67.49 shipped today, originally $129.99. Users will be able to eliminate slow load times with read speeds of up to 160MB/s and quick downloads, thanks to write speeds of up to 100MB/s. Product page.
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You won’t be able to use Micron’s massive 256GB DDR5-8800 memory module in your home desktop PC, as it was designed for next-generation servers. More specifically, servers based on Intel’s Xeon Scalable ‘Granite Rapids’ processors that support 12 or 24 memory slots per socket.
KIOXIA’s 2TB microSD has massive capacity, but it most certainly isn’t as fast as Samsung’s new 256GB SD Express card. This new microSD card offers performance equivalent to modern SSDs, but in a small form factor.
