SANDISK 128GB Ultra microSD UHS-I Card – Up to 195MB/s Read Speed, Full HD Video, V10, U1, C10, A5 – SDSQUJQ-128G-GZ6MA

Price: $35.99
(as of Sep 29, 2026 15:07:03 UTC – Details)


Ideal for Android smartphones and tablets, digital cameras, and laptops, the SANDISK Ultra microSD UHS-I Card gives you the freedom to store more than ever. With capacities up to 1.5TB[1], it has room for hours of TV shows, movies, Full HD video[4], music, documents, games, photos, and podcasts. And with the help of the SANDISK Memory Zone app[5], you can automatically back up your favorite content to help keep it safe. Transfer speeds of up to 195MB/s[2] [128GB-1.5TB models] help you move your content blazingly fast, and an A1 app performance rating means that you can load apps faster, too[3].
EXPAND YOUR STORAGE. Insert your card to add massive storage up to 1.5TB[1] to your Android smartphones and tablets, digital cameras, and laptops.
SPACE FOR MORE. With expansive capacities up to 1.5TB[1], capture and store hours of Full HD video[4], movies, music, games, photos, and podcasts.
MOVE FILES FAST. Use your card with the SANDISK QuickFlow microSD UHS-I Card USB-A Reader[6] to achieve up to 195MB/s[2] read speeds [128GB-1.5TB models] and offload your content fast.
LOAD APPS IN A SNAP. Rated A1[3], the SANDISK Ultra microSD card is optimized for faster app launch and overall app performance.
EASY CONTENT MANAGEMENT. Easily back up, organize, and transfer your photos and videos with the SANDISK Memory Zone desktop or Android mobile app[5].
Customers find the microSD card performs well and offers good value for money. It is compatible with various devices, including HOSAFE brand cameras and Nintendo Switch, and provides ample storage space, with one customer mentioning it can hold over 30,000 photos. The speed receives mixed feedback, with some customers reporting quick data transfer while others find it slow, and reliability is also mixed with some units failing within two months of use. The accuracy of the product receives mixed reviews, with some saying it matches the advertised specifications while others report defective units.