"Storage has become one of the most frustrating limitations of modern tech. No matter how much space manufacturers promise, it never feels like enough. Our phones eventually fill up with new photos and videos, our PCs balloon with game downloads and media files, and our gaming consoles never seem to have enough room for the next title we want to install. Because of this ongoing struggle, storage deals tend to be some of the best and most reliable purchases you can make. When SSDs, external drives, or microSD cards go on sale, it's usually smart to grab one."
"Amazon has a handful of options at various capacities all on sale at the moment. The 64GB version of the Samsung EVO Select microSD is only $15 at the moment. But what's this? So is the 128GB version. You can double the storage for no extra charge. Beyond that, the 256GB version is down to $23, and the full 1TB option has dropped from $93 to just $70."
"For gamers in particular, especially those who own a Nintendo Switch, a microSD card is practically a necessity. The original Nintendo Switch model launched with only 32GB of internal storage, which disappears remarkably fast once you start downloading games. While Nintendo titles tend to be smaller than the enormous triple-A games common on PlayStation, Xbox, and PC-many of which exceed 100GB-Switch games can still add up quickly."
Storage capacity on modern devices fills quickly as phones accumulate photos and videos, PCs acquire large game and media files, and consoles need space for new titles. Discounted storage hardware represents solid value, so purchasing SSDs, external drives, or microSD cards during sales is wise. Multiple Samsung EVO Select microSD sizes are currently reduced, with 64GB and 128GB around $15, 256GB at $23, and 1TB at $70. Nintendo Switch owners particularly benefit because base models have only 32GB; large titles like The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom (about 18.2GB) consume significant space, making microSD expansion practical.
Read at Kotaku
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