Although the option to add a microSD card to the Galaxy S6 was absent, Samsung brought it back with the Galaxy S7. This means more room to save photos, record HD video, and upload your extensive library of music. There are many sizes and speeds to sort through when it comes to choosing a microSD card for the Galaxy S7, and these are a few of our favorites.
Save everything
SanDisk Ultra 200GB
Staff pick
Perfect for the Galaxy S7 owner after serious storage space, this 200GB microSDXC card from SanDisk provides transfer speeds of up to 100MB per second and can record full HD video.
Tons of space
Kingston Canvas 128GB
If you want a nice high storage capacity without breaking the bank, Kingston's UHS-I 128GB card is a good option. You get plenty of extra space for photos, apps, and more and have speedy read speeds up to 80MB/s.
Perfect for most people
Samsung EVO Plus 64GB
Samsung's EVO+ line of microSD cards is one of the best around, and this model with 64GB of storage gives your phone a solid storage boost while also spending well under $20. It's also fast with read speeds up to 100MB/s!
Insanely affordable
PNY Elite Class 10 32GB
If you'd like to spend as little as possible while still upgrading your storage space, PNY's Elite Class 10 card is a great choice. The 32GB capacity isn't huge, but it should be enough for quite a few extra photos and documents.
This is getting ridiculous
SanDisk Ultra 400GB
Need a lot of space? Like, a lot of space? If so, SanDisk's 400GB card is just what you've been looking for. You'll have a hard time even getting close to filling this puppy up, and with 100MB/s transfer speeds, it's a speed demon, too.
Built to last
Samsung PRO Endurance 64GB
This PRO Endurance card from Samsung isn't the best value GB-to-price wise, but it's built to last for years and years. It offers 25 times longer recording than competing cards and is magnetic-, temperature-, shock-, and water-proof.
Get the best storage for your S7
If you're still holding on to a Galaxy S7 in 2020, chances are you're starting to hit the limits of its internal storage. The best way to deal with this is to get a microSD card and get more gigabytes for cheap. The is your best chance to keep all of your content stored safely without breaking the bank on a new phone.
If you want to up your game even more, then check out the . This will be able to store everything you want, and then some, plus you will be able to use it with your next smartphone, provided there's a microSD card slot.
Save everything
SanDisk Ultra 200GB
Staff pick
Perfect for the Galaxy S7 owner after serious storage space, this 200GB microSDXC card from SanDisk provides transfer speeds of up to 100MB per second and can record full HD video.
Tons of space
Kingston Canvas 128GB
If you want a nice high storage capacity without breaking the bank, Kingston's UHS-I 128GB card is a good option. You get plenty of extra space for photos, apps, and more and have speedy read speeds up to 80MB/s.
Perfect for most people
Samsung EVO Plus 64GB
Samsung's EVO+ line of microSD cards is one of the best around, and this model with 64GB of storage gives your phone a solid storage boost while also spending well under $20. It's also fast with read speeds up to 100MB/s!
Insanely affordable
PNY Elite Class 10 32GB
If you'd like to spend as little as possible while still upgrading your storage space, PNY's Elite Class 10 card is a great choice. The 32GB capacity isn't huge, but it should be enough for quite a few extra photos and documents.
This is getting ridiculous
SanDisk Ultra 400GB
Need a lot of space? Like, a lot of space? If so, SanDisk's 400GB card is just what you've been looking for. You'll have a hard time even getting close to filling this puppy up, and with 100MB/s transfer speeds, it's a speed demon, too.
Built to last
Samsung PRO Endurance 64GB
This PRO Endurance card from Samsung isn't the best value GB-to-price wise, but it's built to last for years and years. It offers 25 times longer recording than competing cards and is magnetic-, temperature-, shock-, and water-proof.
Get the best storage for your S7
If you're still holding on to a Galaxy S7 in 2020, chances are you're starting to hit the limits of its internal storage. The best way to deal with this is to get a microSD card and get more gigabytes for cheap. The is your best chance to keep all of your content stored safely without breaking the bank on a new phone.
If you want to up your game even more, then check out the . This will be able to store everything you want, and then some, plus you will be able to use it with your next smartphone, provided there's a microSD card slot.