SAVE $26.94: As of April 16, get the Lexar 1TB microSD Express Card for $173.05 at Amazon, down from its usual price of $199.99. That's a discount of 13%. If you're thinking about picking up a ...

Gaming is a fun hobby, but it can start to add up in costs after a while, especially if you decide to purchase add-ons or extra hardware. But Amazon's Big Spring Sale is a great time to stock up on ...

No sooner had Nintendo revealed a change in the way microSD cards will be used in the Nintendo Switch 2 than Lexar stepped up with an answer for it. If you didn't catch the news earlier today, ...

MicroSD cards are a great way to expand the storage on popular devices. Not only are there a variety of different options from a number of great brands, but the prices can usually also be pretty good ...

Photographers, videographers, gamers and the like know the sinking feeling of finding out that the SD card or SSD you've been using is all filled up. Having an extra storage device ready to go when ...

Lexar makes a variety of storage solutions from memory cards to portable hard drives. The latest offering from the company is the Professional 1066x microSD UHS-I Card SILVER series. Designed for ...

The Professional 1066x is not a formal pick in our microSD card buying guide, as it's a bit slower than our top choices, Samsung's Pro Plus and Pro Ultimate, particularly in terms of sequential read ...

Lexar has debuted the "World's First 1TB microSD Express Card" with its new Play Pro model and it is specifically for the Nintendo Switch 2. Lexar has announced the "world’s first 1TB microSD Express ...

One thing that you should always have at home is a trusty microSD card that you can use with your smartphone, tablet, action camera, drone, or handheld gaming console. If you don’t already have one ...

Although portable SSDs are the go-to devices for storage on the go, microSD cards still have their place, thanks to their ultra-compact size and affordability. With that said, we're seeing a fantastic ...

My first desktop computer, or at least the first one I used that was “mine” and not shared, had a 400MB hard drive. And at the time (about 1999, if I remember right) my parents thought it was ...