Western Digital has
1.5TB SanDisk Ultra UHS-I microSDXC Memory Card with SD Adapter (SDSQUAC-1T50-GN6MA)
+ SanDisk Memory Card Case (WDMX604RNW)
+ 64GB Nintendo-Licensed Memory Card For Nintendo Switch (SDSQXAT-064G-GNCZN) for
$99.99 (price in cart) when you follow the instructions below.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member
rationalspender for finding this deal.
Instructions:- Add 1.5TB SanDisk Ultra UHS-I microSDXC Memory Card with SD Adapter (SDSQUAC-1T50-GN6MA) for $109.99 to cart
- Select SanDisk Memory Card Case (WDMX604RNW) for Free and add to cart
- In cart, Click "Choose your free gift"
- Select 64GB Nintendo-Licensed Memory Card For Nintendo Switch (SDSQXAT-064G-GNCZN) for Free and add to cart
- Price in cart will be $99.99
Features:- UHS-I / U1 / Class 10 / A1
- Max Read Speed: 150 MB/s
- Min Write Speed: 10 MB/s
- Records Full HD Video
- Capture Raw and JPEG Photos
- Water / Shock / Magnet / X-Ray Proof
- Can Resist Temperature Extremes
- Works with Android Smartphones & Tablets
- 10-Year Limited Warranty
Top Comments
You'll be fine if you're not transferring or downloading games often, or if your internet isn't much faster than 240 Mbps (30 MB/s). And since there aren't many 1.5TB cards on the market, the sheer size on this one might be worth the sacrifice in write speeds.
But if you DO transfer games often, have faster than 240 Mbps internet, plan to use Ethernet to use Networked Transfer with your PC, or wanna try dual-booting Windows on this thing, you maaaaaay wanna consider waiting for a sale on a better card—like the PNY PRO Elite, SanDisk Extreme, or Samsung Evo, which are among the best-performing microSD cards for the Steam Deck.
As for cost efficiency per gigabyte: The last sale I saw for a 1TB of the above models is $68 for the PNY PRO Elite. That one came out to $0.068/GB. This one comes in at $0.066/GB. They're roughly equivalent in terms of capacity. So you have to decide if you're okay paying what is effectively the same price for a bigger but slower card.
Benchmark source is this YT video by Jake Fishman at 1:15 https://youtu.be/eNX4SFMftEY
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V30 is where you want to be.
You'll be fine if you're not transferring or downloading games often, or if your internet isn't much faster than 240 Mbps (30 MB/s). And since there aren't many 1.5TB cards on the market, the sheer size on this one might be worth the sacrifice in write speeds.
But if you DO transfer games often, have faster than 240 Mbps internet, plan to use Ethernet to use Networked Transfer with your PC, or wanna try dual-booting Windows on this thing, you maaaaaay wanna consider waiting for a sale on a better card—like the PNY PRO Elite, SanDisk Extreme, or Samsung Evo, which are among the best-performing microSD cards for the Steam Deck.
As for cost efficiency per gigabyte: The last sale I saw for a 1TB of the above models is $68 for the PNY PRO Elite. That one came out to $0.068/GB. This one comes in at $0.066/GB. They're roughly equivalent in terms of capacity. So you have to decide if you're okay paying what is effectively the same price for a bigger but slower card.
Benchmark source is this YT video by Jake Fishman at 1:15 https://youtu.be/eNX4SFMftEY
if you're getting 30MB/s that's a V30 card. this card is V10 which would be slower sustained speeds than the typical V30
V30 is where you want to be.
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