Best MicroSD Card alternatives for the Galaxy S21
What if you have loads of data on a microSD card? Worry not! We have compiled a list of the best microSD alternatives for the Galaxy S21.
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What if you have loads of data on a microSD card? Worry not! We have compiled a list of the best microSD alternatives for the Galaxy S21.
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The obvious choice: Samsung T7 500GB Portable SSD Staff Pick Samsung's T7 portable SSD has 500GB of storage encased in a shock-resistant design that withstands 6-feet tumbles. You get an incredible 1,050MB/s writes, ensuring near-instantaneous transfers from your S21 to the SSD. Samsung bundles USB-C to USB-C and USB-C to USB-A cables in the box, and the sleek form factor and the durable design make the T7 the ideal choice.$90 at Amazon As easy as it gets: Anker SD Card Reader Just need to connect your microSD or SD card to your Galaxy S21? Then you'll want to get Anker's USB-C SD card read...
How much do they cost? Like SD and microSD cards, USB flash drives have become a commodity product. There’s an abundance of great options at every price point, and choosing higher capacity, better performance or a particular physical design rarely costs much more than buying a basic device. Shop online and you can pick up a 32GB USB 3.0 stick for well under £10, or double the capacity for just a fiver more. Things only get expensive with the highest-capacity drives, but you can still find 256GB devices for less than £50. How much storage do I actually need? When most of us buy a USB flash...