[Press-Release] Are you also tired of carrying a dozen microSDs cards? Sabrent has announced their all-new microSDXC card line-up, which can fit up to 1TB of content. Yes, that’s right, you can have an ultra-high capacity of 256GB, 512GB, and 1TB in an SD card that’s the size of your thumbnail.
On top of that, the new microSDXC Card line-up is rated to meet the UHS Speed Class 3, V30, and A2 standards. This means these cards can provide over 30 MB/s of stable write speeds and up to 100 MB/s of reading speeds, allowing them to write 4K videos without hiccups.
Performance and capacity are not the only things these cards offer. They are also equipped with the latest 3D flash to provide the ultimate reliability. So, you won’t have to wear several cards in a short period. These cards have achieved such high durability by using an SSD-like technology coupled with a reliable and performant ECC controller.
The new Sabrent microSDXC Card line-up is already available on Amazon, and you can also register for a fully-backed 2-year coverage warranty for peace of mind.
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