Silicon Power just released a 1TB microSD Express Card, a next-gen offering that is up to eight-times faster than a standard ...

Record video at up to 6K and rapid-fire photo bursts with this reliable and tough SD card that lets you perform ultra-fast ...

The new Nintendo Switch 2 requires newer, faster microSD Express cards for storage, and the 256 GB PNY microSD Express Memory Card is the best option.

The Nintendo Switch 2 requires a specific type of memory card called microSD Express. Here are some of the top options available now.

Hint: it doesn't stand for SanDisk. In fact, SD stands for "Secure Digital," and these little memory cards were originally designed not for photos and videos, but for music.

Pros: Recovers from all SanDisk memory cards Shows a preview of the recovered data Supports Mac and Windows systems Works with SD cards of popular brands, including Lexar, Sony, etc. Cons: The demo ...

SD cards and microSD cards have a lot of their own unique terms and specifications. It will all make sense once we break it down for you.

While browsing SanDisk’s site, I noticed the Extreme Pro SDHC and SDXC UHS-I card is now available in a 2TB capacity, expanding the existing range, which previously topped out at 1TB.

If you need a memory card for your camera, the Lexar Professional 1800x v60 UHS-II SDXC is the best choice for most people and most cameras.

Now the company is showing off its first 4TB microSD cards, and promising that full-sized SD cards with up to 8TB of storage are also on the way.