Back in March, SanDisk unveiled a microSD card offering more storage than any before: a massive 200GB. Of course, such vast storage in such a tiny package was always going to come at a high price - in fact, Sandisk said it would cost around $400. However, when it went on sale in the US in June, it was priced far lower than expected, at $240, soon dropping further to $200.
Over in the UK, Amazon has been selling the 200GB Class 10 Ultra microSDXC card for £137.99 (around $210) - but it"s currently available for a good deal less. Amazon has slashed 21% off that price, which means you can now buy the card in the UK for just £108.99 ($166) - but be aware that the deal is available for today only.
And even at that discounted price, you"ll still be paying a premium - the 200GB card costs more than twice as much as the 128GB version, despite offering only 56% more storage. Unless you really need 200GB of storage in a single card, you"d be better off buying two 128GB cards for £51.99 each - not only would that give you 256GB of storage, but you"d still save a fiver compared with the 200GB card.
But if even that isn"t enough space for you, then consider Microdia"s Xtra Elite microSDXC SD4.0 UHS-II Card, which offers a record-breaking 512GB of storage - but at around a thousand bucks, it won"t be to everyone"s tastes.
Source: Amazon UK