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Silicon Power 1TB microSD card review

Silicon Power 1TB microSD card review

Posted on December 24, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

After the Sandisk Extreme 1TB and the Micron C200 1TB memory card, Silicon Power has unleashed its first 1TB microSDXC memory card ahead of bigger names such as Kingston or Samsung. The storage product is part of the company’s Superior brand and is only the sixth card of this capacity available on the market.

Silicon Power sells this 1TB microSD card (SP001TBSTXDV3V20SP) on Amazon for a mere $169.99 with free shipping in the US and shipping and import fees applicable to other destinations.
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