In our chart above, we find the Sandisk Extreme 64GB microSDXC sitting well above the competing product from Patriot Memory, in-fact we have a full 20MB/s separating the two cards in AVCHD testing.

Sandisk's Ultra SDXC and microSDXC memory cards make their way through the lab. Follow on as Tyler puts them through their paces to see how they perform.

If you have a digital camera, you absolutely, 100 percent need to take advantage fo this deal. SanDisk is the go-to brand for memory cards, for one, but this particular size – a whopping 64 gigs – ...

Yes, that’s right, Nintendo and SanDisk are blatantly ripping consumers off with their licensed Nintendo Switch memory card. For a 64gb micro SD, the price is about $100, while the 128gb card ...

Although SanDisk publishes a silly $199.99 list price, the Extreme 64GB card costs about $55 at various retailers right now. It's two notches below SanDisk's top level—above it, there's the ...

If you decide you need SanDisk’s brand of ultra high-speed data transfer in your life, you can plan on paying $199.99 for the 64GB card or a whopping $399.99 for the 128GB version.

With the limited internal storage of the Nintendo Switch, the 64GB and 128GB microSDXC SanDisk memory cards will allow users to easily expand their storage as new games come out. Advertisement ...

Future related technology from SanDisk--possibly not based on current X4--is expected to yield SD flash cards that hold 64GB of data and larger capacities. Currently, mainstream SanDisk SD cards ...

SanDisk's Extreme Plus and Extreme Pro cards are the first cards we've seen with a UHS Class 3 speed rating. According to the SD Card Association, that means they're capable of 4K video.

We’ve had the top of the line 64GB SanDisk Extreme microSDXC card in house for a couple of weeks now and it’s worked flawlessly in a number of devices, ranging from a new Olympus PEN camera to ...