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Although Samsung’s 512GB P9 Express microSD Express Card has only been available for a short time, it’s one of the most recent microSD Express card releases designed for small devices that require significantly faster read and write times than previous microSD cards, such as Nintendo’s latest Switch 2 handheld. With the first wave of microSD Express cards from other manufacturers launching with high pricing and jumping off store shelves faster than they could be restocked, the arrival of the Samsung P9 Express was a welcome sight. Originally released at $99.99, the price of the P9 Express has risen to $119.99, but in today’s deal at Amazon, you can find the [512GB Samsung P9 Express microSD Express card on sale for just $79.99](https://target.georiot.com/Prox…
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Although Samsung’s 512GB P9 Express microSD Express Card has only been available for a short time, it’s one of the most recent microSD Express card releases designed for small devices that require significantly faster read and write times than previous microSD cards, such as Nintendo’s latest Switch 2 handheld. With the first wave of microSD Express cards from other manufacturers launching with high pricing and jumping off store shelves faster than they could be restocked, the arrival of the Samsung P9 Express was a welcome sight. Originally released at $99.99, the price of the P9 Express has risen to $119.99, but in today’s deal at Amazon, you can find the 512GB Samsung P9 Express microSD Express card on sale for just $79.99, a saving of $40. If you’re looking to beef up the storage capacity of your Nintendo Switch handheld, or any other device that uses microSD Express, then this is definitely a good deal to check out.
The latest microSD Express cards have to be fast to be able to stream data from the card to the device as fast as possible on high-performance electronic devices, and although these tiny SD cards may pale in size to an (2280) M.2 SSD, the P9 Express card can leverage SSD levels of speed by using the NVMe protocol, PCIe 3.0 x1 interface. This enables maximum sequential read speeds of up to 800 MB/s, with random read/write endurance rated at 65,000 IOPS and 52,000 IOPS, respectively. Samsung’s P9 Express also comes with a comforting 3-year warranty.
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