In its mega 1TB capacity, the Lexar Play Pro microSD Express Card is an essential accessory if you own lots of digital games.

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On Monday, Lexar unveiled a 256GB MicroSD card in its Professional 1000x line. While the same capacity was previously offered in the company’s slower High-Performance 633x line, this new card is built ...

The Lexar Play 1TB microSDXC memory card is available to all buyers on Amazon. Subscribe to our newsletter: ...

Lexar makes a variety of storage solutions from memory cards to portable hard drives. The latest offering from the company is the Professional 1066x microSD UHS-I Card SILVER series. Designed for ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 is coming very soon, and gamers all around the world are getting their hands ready for the next-gen portable console from the Japanese gaming company. The Switch 2 features a lot ...

MicroSD cards are easy to come by and lose thanks to their thumbnail-sized nature, and if you've been looking to grab a few replacements, there are plenty of Prime Day deals on right now for the mini ...

The Professional 1066x is not a formal pick in our microSD card buying guide, as it's a bit slower than our top choices, Samsung's Pro Plus and Pro Ultimate, particularly in terms of sequential read ...

Lexar has announced a collection of new microSD cards and accessories to work with said microSD cards, including a new 256GB 633x unit this week. This card, they suggest, is able of storing 9 full ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. You can never have too much storage for your favorite gaming device, and if you're currently using a Steam Deck or a Nintendo Switch, you can score a ...

Micron Technology, the company behind the Lexar microSD card range, announced Monday that it is shutting down its removable storage retail business. This means you’ll no longer be able to get your ...

My first desktop computer, or at least the first one I used that was “mine” and not shared, had a 400MB hard drive. And at the time (about 1999, if I remember right) my parents thought it was ...