Amazon優惠｜Samsung EVO Select microSD 卡創新低，HK$530 購 1TB 免運費
Samsung EVO Select microSD 卡 創新低，HK$530 購 1TB 免運費
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手邊缺 microSD 卡的朋友看過來！Samsung 去年推出的 EVO Select 卡目前正在 Amazon 上促銷。1TB 容量降到了歷史新低僅 US$67.5，換算過來大約是 HK$530 且免運費。小一點的 512GB 版本也有好價，只要 US$35，而且也可享受滿 US$49 免運直送香港喔。
Samsung EVO Select microSD 卡（1TB）
Amazon 特價 US$67.5（約 HK$530，免運費直送香港）｜原價 US$80
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Samsung EVO Select
Samsung EVO Select microSD 卡擁有 160MB/s 和 130MB/s 的讀取、寫入速度，同時與支援 U3、CLASS 10、A2、V30 和 UHS-I 的裝置相容。此外卡本身也有防水、耐高/低溫、防 X 光、防磁、防摔和防磨損這六重防護及十年保固，包裝內亦附有 SD 轉接卡以應對不同使用場景。
Samsung EVO Select microSD 卡（1TB）
Amazon 特價 US$67.5（約 HK$530，免運費直送香港）｜原價 US$80
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Samsung EVO Select microSD 卡（512GB）
Amazon 特價 US$35（約 HK$270，可享受滿 US$49 免運費直送香港）｜原價 US$40
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