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Amazon drops SanDisk 256GB microSD Express card to $58.99

Amazon is selling the SanDisk 256GB microSD Express card for $58.99, 16% off its $69.99 list price, according to Android Authority.

The card uses a PCIe/NVMe interface instead of standard UHS-I technology, which makes it a fit for portable gaming, apps, and media work. It is a 256GB microSDXC model with A1, U3, and V30-rated performance, and SanDisk markets it for faster app and game loading, quick handling of photos and video, and demanding capture tasks like 5.3K video, 4K/30 recording, Full HD slow motion, and burst raw photos.

Older devices that only support UHS-I can still use the card, since it can fall back to that mode, broadening compatibility. It is also positioned for newer portable gaming storage needs, including Nintendo Switch 2-era expansion. Amazon shoppers have given the card a 4.7-star rating.

The $58.99 price applies to the 256GB capacity, and according to Android Authority, the deal looks like a solid opportunity for a high-speed storage format aimed at faster loading and more demanding video capture.