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Which is the best memory card in Kenya?

1. Qwen 32GB Memory Cards High-Speed U3 For Smartphones.
2. Qwen 64GB Memory Card High Speed -Blue.
3. Darkhorsir 2.0 High Speed 32GB Memory Card/Mirco SD/TF Card With Free Mouse Pad.
4. Sandisk 32GB Ultra MicroSD Card (SDHC)
5. Sandisk Ultra 16GB MicroSDHC UHS-I Class 10 Memory Card.

How much does a 32 GB memory card cost in Kenya?

How much is an SD card in Kenya?

How much does 32 GB memory card cost?

The SanDisk Memory Card price in Kenya is as follows: 32GB – 1,000 shillings. 64GB – 2,000 shillings. 128GB – 3,000 shillings

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How do I know which memory card to buy?

The important factors in choosing a memory card are speed, capacity and the type of device you're using it in. Having the most capacity at an affordable price is ideal, but it's also important to have a memory card that has a fast enough write speed to capture all your footage without any errors.

How to buy the best SD card for your camera, phone, tablet

Secure digital (SD) card cheat sheet

Here are the short answers to which SD card to buy for which purpose:

Best SD card for video use: Concentrate on the Speed Class rating given for your device. Generally, a Class 10 card works for 4K video at 30fps. For anything higher, it’s recommended to invest in V30 and up. Go here for more details.

Best SD card for a GoPro Hero: For Hero 4 Black and older, a Class 10-rated card is generally fine but newer cameras such as the Hero 7 Black should be fed with U3 or V30-rated cards. Go here for details.

Best SD card for a DSLR: Choose a card based on its maximum write speed. While there’s no logo for that (thank god), 40MBps to 50MBps is typically good enough for most consumer and even some prosumer DSLRs. Go here for more details.

Best SD card for an Android phone or tablet: Because of limitations in how these devices handle SD storage, storing apps on a card may frustrate you—though an A1-rated card may help a little. For storing photos or video, pay attention to the stated write speed. Go here for more details. 

Best SD card for a Nintendo Switch: For the best deal, skip the “official” card and buy a high-capacity card that works for your budget. Go here for more details.

Best SD card for a dash cam or nanny cam: Ignore the write speeds and X-ratings and go for one that touts “High Endurance.” Go here for more details.