Expand your Steam Deck’s storage with fast, high-capacity microSD cards. Save on top brands like Samsung, Lexar, and SanDisk.

You're probably wasting money on SD cards. As a camera reviewer, I have plenty of reasons to buy pricey cards, but for most ...

Tested using Teamgroup's Ultra CRI reader and the ASUS ProArt P16 laptop, the Crystal Disk Mark read result was 167.49 MB/s, and the write result was 144.26 MB/s – clearly showing that for action ...

Most microSD cards are fast enough for boosting storage space and making simple file transfers, but some provide a little more value than others. If you’ve got a device that still accepts ...

No, it is not. In my admittedly limited experience, many UHS-II cards are designed around UHS-II for their performance and are much, much slower when limited to UHS-I. SAMSUNG PRO Plus microSD ...

MicroSD cards were originally called T-Flash or TransFlash cards, sometimes referred to as TF cards. But when the SDA officially adopted the form factor, they became known as microSD cards.

A Google search for “ [camera name] recommended memory cards” will typically turn up a list of recommendations directly from the manufacturer. Some manufacturers even test different cards with the ...

Realme V60 Pro Realme V60 Pro is a significant addition to Realme’s lineup that establishes a balance between price and a number of remarkable features. At $210, this gadget targets users on a tight ...

Lexar Silver Pro SDXC UHS-II 128GB (2 pack) memory card for $54 (26 percent off): This V60 card has enough speed for 4K 60p video capture and can unload files to your computer at a stellar 280 MB/s.

Lexar’s Professional series has been our pick for UHS-II cards for the past four years, and after the latest round of testing, the 128 GB V60 SDXC variant moves up to the top pick slot. With 4K ...

Although the term memory card can be a bit of a blanket term, it's important to understand the differences in specifications such as video speed, bus speed and other features. Depending on your ...