MicroSDXC flash memory SANDISK 1TB UHS‑I U1 A1 Class 10, 150 MB/s, grey (includes SD adapter)

The SanDisk Ultra microSDXC UHS-I card (1TB) with SD adapter provides large-capacity removable storage for smartphones, tablets and compatible devices. With up to 1TB capacity and read speeds up to 150 MB/s, the card stores many hours of Full HD video, high-resolution photos, music and other files while supporting app performance with an A1 rating.

Advantages

This microSDXC card offers high read speeds of up to 150 MB/s for fast file transfers and can move large photo libraries quickly. Its A1 rating means improved app launch and operation when used in Android smartphones and tablets. The card is available with an SD adapter for broader device compatibility and is suitable for storing Full HD video, photos and multimedia files.

Suitable for

• Android smartphones and tablets
• Cameras and action cameras that accept microSDXC
• Storing Full HD video, photos, music and large file collections
• Carrying and transferring large numbers of photos and media files

Key specifications

• Capacity: 1000 GB (1 TB)
• Read speed: up to 150 MB/s
• Card type: microSDXC with SD adapter
• Speed class: Class 10, UHS-I (U1)
• App performance class: A1
• Colours: Grey, Red
• Manufacturer part number (MPN): SDSQUAC-1T00-GN6MA
• EAN: 619659200589

How to use

Insert the microSDXC card into the microSD slot of your smartphone, tablet or other compatible device. If your device accepts full-size SD cards, use the included SD adapter. Format the card in the host device if prompted before first use. To transfer files to a computer, use a compatible card reader such as the MobileMate USB 3.0 microSD reader or connect the device directly and copy files using your operating system's file manager.

Recommendations

For best performance, use the card for storing media and apps on Android devices and ensure your host device supports UHS-I speeds. Regularly back up important files and format the card in the device where it will be primarily used. Avoid removing the card during write operations to prevent data corruption.