Samsung's New Generation MicroSD Memory Card With Adapter Is Practically Free on Amazon
You would be hard pressed to find a more universal or more reliable form of expanded storage than a micro SD card, and Samsung has been the world's No. 1 flash memory brand for over 20 years. One of Samsung's fastest and most versatile micro SD cards, the EVO Select Micro SD, is the star of a limited-time sale at Amazon, where you can get the 256GB new generation version for just $20, a 33% price drop from the regular $30 price.
It's not quite a universal truth yet, but if you have a tech device, chances are its storage can be expanded with a micro SD card. Start with laptop and desktop computers — the EVO Select works with PCs and Macs — then move on to smartphones and tablets, where the EVO Select is universally compatible across iOS, Android, and Google devices. Add in cameras, drones, dash cams, even gaming consoles and handhelds like the Nintendo Switch, and you'll find you have more use for a large-capacity micro SD card than you probably realized.
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Tiny, Speedy Storage
The Samsung EVO Select is a U3 micro SD card, meaning it's part of the Ultra High Speed (UHD) class. It can perform sequential reads at up to 130 MB/s, so your smartphone and tablet apps or your gaming console or handheld aren't bogged down by a laggy memory card.
If you're using a camera or other device to shoot video, the EVO Select can easily keep up with Full HD and 4K UHD files, which you can then easily transfer to another device. The EVO Select also comes with an adapter so it can also fit in SD card slots, in case your device does not have a micro SD slot.
Size Matters Not
If you're concerned about a data device only 0.03 inches thick and 0.3 ounces in weight being inserted and removed into tech devices and an adapter over and over again, the EVO Select is far, far tougher than it looks. It's so waterproof that it can withstand a 72 hour seawater immersion, and it can function in temperatures ranging from -13 degrees to 185 degrees Fahrenheit, and it's X-ray proof, magnet proof, and drop resistant up to 16 feet. It's also good for 10,000 swipes, so move it between your devices at will without worry.
With the price of the 256GB Samsung EVO Select micro SD card and adapter falling all the way to just $20 at Amazon during this limited-time deal, you might want to take stock of your tech devices to see just how many of them could benefit from a fast, durable, high-capacity storage boost. At this price, it makes sense to order more than just one.
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