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About a week ago, we posted about a sale being run on SanDisk's higher-storage microSD cards, but the discount posted for the 256GB version is no longer available. However, Samsung's 256GB EVO Select microSD card is now being discounted to $99.99, making it a full $50 cheaper than MSRP.
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It's pretty incredible how cheap microSD cards have become over the past few years. Just a few years ago, I had to pay upwards of $100 for a 128GB card to put in my Surface Pro (so I could install more Steam games). Now you can get a 32GB and 64GB card for $9.99 or $19.99 respectively from Best Buy.
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Back when I used a Surface Pro 2 as my primary computer, I was quickly running out of space and needed more room. A 128GB microSD card set me back well over $100, and just a few short years later, the same capacity with faster read/write speeds is less than half the price.
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