MicroSD memory cards
microSD memory cards include microSDHC and microSDXC cards, with SD adapter options from Kingston, Sandisk, Intenso, Imro and Goodram. They suit people storing photos, videos and other files on devices that support the relevant card format. Choose according to storage capacity, read and write performance, and whether you need an SD adapter to use the card with a card reader.
XO 64GB microSDXC Class 10 Memory Card with Adapter, Yellow
XO 128GB microSDXC Memory Card Class 10 UHS-I + SD Adapter, Pink
microSD memory cards provide storage for photos, videos and other files. The range includes microSDHC and microSDXC cards, with some supplied with an SD adapter. Brands include Kingston, Sandisk, Intenso, Imro, Goodram, Lexar, Transcend and Philips. Product descriptions feature markings such as Class 10, UHS-I, U1 and V10, alongside stated read or write speeds. These details help distinguish cards by intended use rather than by brand alone.
How to choose microSD memory cards
Start by checking the exact device model's supported card format, maximum capacity and speed requirements. Then consider how much data you expect to keep and how often you transfer files. A photo collection and regular video recording can place different demands on storage. When comparing performance figures, check whether each figure refers to reading data from the card or writing new data to it.
- Card format: options include microSDHC and microSDXC. Consider the format together with capacity and the device requirements.
- Storage capacity: the capacity in gigabytes helps you plan space for files. Allow for future photos and recordings as well as existing content.
- Read speed: this figure matters when transferring saved files from the card. It should not be treated as the card's write speed.
- Speed markings: Class 10, U1 and V10 add context to a card's specifications. Match recording requirements to the relevant markings.
- SD adapter: some cards come with an adapter. This option is useful when using a suitable card reader with an SD slot.
Typical uses include phone storage, transferring photographs and saving video recordings. If the card will move between devices, consider the need for an adapter alongside capacity and performance.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I check whether a microSD card will work with my device?
The microSD memory card's format, capacity and speed class must meet the device's requirements. Compare the card specifications with the instructions for your exact device model.
What is an SD adapter used for?
An SD adapter lets a microSD card fit into a suitable SD slot or card reader. Check the individual microSD memory card description to see whether an adapter is included.
Are read speed and write speed the same?
A microSD card's read speed describes retrieving data from the card, while write speed describes saving data to it. Compare these figures separately when assessing card performance.
How much microSD storage capacity do I need?
Choose microSD memory card capacity according to the size and number of files you plan to store. For photos and video, allow space for future recordings as well as existing files.





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