The popular saying ‘two is always better than one’ holds true for many instances, especially this one, where you get to be the proud owner of not one but two SanDisk Extreme 1TB microSD cards, along with a single GoRAM Card Reader. The entire bundle is going for $189.99 on Amazon, allowing you to get the fastest storage cards on the planet in the palm of your hands and an extremely handy accessory to read the stored data on them.
The GoRAM Card Reader features a USB-A interface, which continues to be used in a plethora of notebooks and desktop computers. In addition to featuring a microSD card slot, the accessory sports a full-sized SD card reader, so you get the best of both worlds. With the two SanDisk Extreme microSD cards, you get a total of 2TB of usable data, and if you carry around two recording devices at a time, this is definitely your lucky day.
With read speeds going up to 190MB/s and write speeds at 130MB/s, you can transfer data between various devices in the shortest time possible, allowing you to tackle any other tasks. Best of all, these SanDisk Extreme cards are compatible with a boatload of products, ranging from smartphones to tablets, action cameras, and even drones.
For smartphones and tablets that support expandable storage, these microSD cards support the A2 rating, meaning that your apps and app data stored on these storage mediums will read data significantly faster, leading to better overall performance and a snappier device. There appears to be plenty of stock available for this bundle, so take your sweet time with it. Also, remember that if you feel that this deal is a little too steep for your liking, you can always get those SanDisk Extreme microSD cards from Amazon separately.
Get the SanDisk Extreme 1TB microSD 2-pack and GoRAM Card Reader from Amazon
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About the author: Omar Sohail is a reporter and analyst for Wccftech's mobile section, specializing in the technology and business of the mobile industry. His expertise lies in the intricate hardware supply chain, covering developments in semiconductor manufacturing, chip lithography, and camera sensor technology.
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