Today's the day you treat yourself to 200GB of microSD storage as SanDisk has dropped the price of one its cards to just $25.
We have a special place in our hearts for microSD cards as they allow you to expand the storage of any device on the fly. You can even have multiple SD cards lying around for different use-cases. And if you are in the market to buy 200GB worth of microSD card, then today's your lucky day.
SanDisk is offering its Ultra 200GB microSDXC card at a brilliant discounted price, allowing you to expand on storage in exchange for some Starbucks lattes. But no seriously, $25 is an extremely low price and one that everyone should take notice of.
For $25 you get a microSD card that's big on storage and speed both. You can expect read speeds of up to 100MB/s, and since this is an A1 rated card, therefore you can expect fast app launch times if you are using this thing in an Android powered phone or tablet. But that's not all, this card can easily do 1080p video and even 4K if you push it a little. Furthermore, you can push this card to the limits when it comes to physical handling as it is waterproof, will take on some heaps of dirt and X-rays. We really wouldn't ask anyone to go through that route just to test out the claim, but it's there for anyone who loves to spend most of their time in the harsh outdoors.
Whether it's a phone, tablet, camera or a drone, this microSD will handle it all. Just remember one thing: this is a limited time discount therefore make your move fast if you want to make use of this deal for yourself.
Buy SanDisk Ultra 200GB microSDXC UHS-I card with Adapter - Was $38, now just $25
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