Not historical low, but cheapest I have seen, sold and shipped by Amazon US via Amazon AU.
CamelCamelCamel.
512GB is $69.00 right now if you don't mind buying from a reseller on Amazon AU
Yeah I know. It was $71 from Amazon AU yesterday. But if someone is after the 1 TB it's not a bad price but it's not the best either.
Again and again… why 69? Why?!?
Still blows my mind how they can fit 1TB on such a tiny card.
I was thinking the same thing…
Google says it would take 728,177 floppy disks or 1,498 CDs to hold 1 TB of information.
Yeah for me it's one of the most mind boggling things in 'common' everyday tech.
Maybe 2tb next
Picked one up for $145 the other week… can't remember where I got it….
So wait, you remember what you paid but can't remember where from.. ok, a quick question, have you filled the card yet?
I finally remembered…it was through Catch…https://www.catch.com.au/product/sandisk-ultra-1tb-uhs-i-micro-sd-card-12292762?pid=12292762&sid=Product%20page%20Recommendation&st=59&sp=1&oid=71962742
And I have filled it to just over half at the moment…a bit more to go on it yet…
Steam deck users unite ✊
Switch v1 users unite 🤭
How do we actually check if it’s a genuine product or not? I once a while stumble upon a lot on Ali with some very unbelievably good price. But of course how do we know if those Ali sellers setting up Amazon stores pretending selling genuine goods?
its sold by amazon us not third party stores…
This. Never buy otherwise.
There are softwares you can download to check the speed and capacity
Where lower prices are just the beginning.
https://www.bunnings.com.au/sandisk-1tb-ultra-micro-sdxc-120…
Good catch, not the same thing as this is the A2 card and the Bunnings one is the A1 card. They've got different levels of performance (https://www.mymemory.co.uk/blog/a1-vs-a2-sandisk-microsd-car…). But regardless it's good to know the options available. Thanks.
Sub 100 waiting room take a seat
Not the best value if you consider the 512GB was $71 yesterday.