Collection: microSD & SD Cards

microSD cards are tiny and used in phones, drones and action cameras, while full-size SD cards are larger and common in DSLRs and mirrorless cameras. Many microSD cards include an SD adapter so they fit both. See the full range in Storage & Memory.

For 4K recording, look for U3 or a V30 (or higher) video rating so the card can keep up without dropping frames. Lower classes are fine for photos and Full HD video but may struggle with 4K.

Match capacity to your use: photos need less, while 4K video and large game libraries fill cards quickly. Choosing a generous size means fewer card swaps and less chance of running out mid-shoot.

It works if your phone has a microSD slot and supports the card's capacity. Many newer phones omit the slot, so check your model first. For computer storage instead, see USB Flash Drives.

Some handheld consoles use microSD cards to expand game storage, often requiring a specific speed class. Check your console's requirements so games load smoothly, and pick a card that meets them.

Many cards are rated to resist water, shock, X-rays and temperature extremes, making them dependable for travel, action cameras and drones. Check the product specs for the ratings that match your conditions.

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