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Today’s a good day to grab a spare microSD card for your Nintendo Switch, phone or tablet (some !), drone, camera or home security system. Amazon has the highly-rated in most capacities for record-low prices. That includes a 1TB one for $80 (usually $110).
The Samsung EVO Select is Engadget’s pick for — at its full price. When you slash up to $30 off, it’s a can’t-miss deal.
If 1TB for a record-low $80 is overkill for your needs, you can save on cheaper cards, too. The , which usually costs $56, is on sale for a mere $40. Meanwhile, a (typically $30) is available for $22, and the is only $15 (from $19). The only one not on sale is the 64GB one, so skip that one today and go with 128GB if you were eyeing the entry-level tier.
The Samsung EVO Select is a U3 Class 10 card. This is the latest 2024 model that supports sequential transfer speeds of up to 160 MB/s. If you’re shopping for storage for your , that’s far ahead of Nintendo’s transfer speeds, so you’re more than golden there. It’s also great for high-resolution video recording.
The microSD card is rated to withstand up to 72 hours in seawater. Each card includes an adapter that lets you use the microSD as a full-sized SD card.
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The Samsung EVO Select is Engadget’s pick for — at its full price. When you slash up to $30 off, it’s a can’t-miss deal.
If 1TB for a record-low $80 is overkill for your needs, you can save on cheaper cards, too. The , which usually costs $56, is on sale for a mere $40. Meanwhile, a (typically $30) is available for $22, and the is only $15 (from $19). The only one not on sale is the 64GB one, so skip that one today and go with 128GB if you were eyeing the entry-level tier.
The Samsung EVO Select is a U3 Class 10 card. This is the latest 2024 model that supports sequential transfer speeds of up to 160 MB/s. If you’re shopping for storage for your , that’s far ahead of Nintendo’s transfer speeds, so you’re more than golden there. It’s also great for high-resolution video recording.
The microSD card is rated to withstand up to 72 hours in seawater. Each card includes an adapter that lets you use the microSD as a full-sized SD card.
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This article originally appeared on Engadget at
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