We have another deal on a very fast microSD card from PNY, and this one can record 4K video at 120fps, all for just $20.99.
Having a great microSD card in our gadgets is a huge blessing, especially when it can handle dense data at blistering fast speeds. The PNY Elite-X is one such microSD card and it can easily handle 4K UHD video at up to 120fps. This is a huge deal for those who are looking to expand on the storage of their phones, tablets, dash cams or a drone without having to spend too much money. And since it packs 128GB of storage, this means that you have plenty of legroom to work around with, giving you a ton of space for apps and content.
Up to 100MB/s Read Speed
Class 10, U3, V30 performance for recording of 4K Ultra HD videos at 4096x3072pix as well as 60 and 120 fps
A1 (App 1) performance allows for apps to run faster from micro SD card, saving space on smartphone or tablet memory
Ideal for smartphones, tablets, action cameras, 360o cameras, drones, dash cameras, camcorders, computers and laptops
Store and transfer high resolution videos, photos, music, files, documents and more. Included SD adapter for compatibility with SDHC devices
We usually take microSD cards for granted and believe that pretty much every card is created equal. That is not the case at all. Having a slow storage can impact your experience by a huge margin and can have you knocking around problems which you might not even think about. For example, if you throw in a slow memory card in a high-end device and start recording video, you'll notice that your device heats up after a while. But with the Elite-X, you can kiss those problems goodbye for good.
Usually this card will set you back $60 but you can pick it up today for a low price of just $20.99, which is just insane. Grab it from the link below and expand the storage capabilities of your smart device right away without busting your wallet.
Buy PNY Elite-X Micro SD 128GB, U3, V30, A1, Class 10, up to 100MB/s - Was $60, now just $20.99
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