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Memory Cards & Accessories for Photos, Videos, and Files

Shop memory cards & accessories at RightTech Store. Find SD cards, microSD cards, card readers, and adapters for supported devices. Store your photos, save videos, and move files between your camera and computer.

Our range includes different card sizes and storage options. Choose a card for your device, then pair it with a reader that fits your computer or phone.

Before buying, check three things: card type, storage space, and speed. These details help you choose a card that works with your device.

Find the Right Memory Card for Your Device

Memory cards may look alike, but they do not all work in the same devices. Some cameras use full-size SD cards. Many small devices use microSD cards.

Check your device guide before choosing a card. Look for the supported card type and the largest storage size it accepts.

Speed matters too, especially when recording video. A card can have enough space but still be too slow for a certain recording mode.

Start with what your device needs. Then compare the cards that meet those needs.

MicroSD Cards for Small Devices

MicroSD cards are small storage cards used in many portable devices. Supported phones, tablets, action cameras, drones, and game systems may use them.

Browse our microSD memory cards for options from brands such as SanDisk, Lexar, and Silicon Power.

Check the exact model and storage size before ordering. Not every phone has a memory card slot. Devices with a slot may also limit which cards they accept.

Memory Cards for Phones and Tablets

A supported memory card can give you more room for photos, music, and other files. It can be useful when your phone or tablet starts running low on space.

Check whether your device lets you save apps on the card. Some devices allow this, while others use the card only for files.

Choose storage based on what you keep. Photos and short clips take less space than long videos or large game files.

MicroSD Cards for Cameras and Drones

Action cameras and drones need cards that can keep up as they record. Check the card speed listed in your camera guide.

Do not choose only by storage size. The card must also save video fast enough for the recording mode you use.

For dash cams or cameras that record for long periods, check whether the maker calls for a card built for repeated recording.

SD Cards for Cameras and Other Devices

Full-size SD cards are larger than microSD cards. Many digital cameras use them to store photos and videos.

Explore our SD cards to compare storage sizes and speed ratings. The range includes options from brands such as Kodak and SanDisk.

A camera memory card should match your camera's requirements. Check the card type, storage limit, and speed before buying.

If you take photos on trips, a spare card can be useful. Keep it in a safe place and label used cards so you know which files to copy later.

What Do SDHC and SDXC Mean?

SDHC and SDXC are names for different memory card standards. They help show which cards a device can use.

A slot that fits an SD card does not always support every SD card type. Older devices may not accept newer cards with more storage.

Match the letters on the card with those in your device guide. Check the storage limit as well.

Choose the Storage Space You Need

Storage size tells you how much a card can hold. It is usually shown in GB, which stands for gigabytes.

A larger number means more storage space. It does not always mean a faster card.

32GB Memory Cards

A 32GB memory card can suit smaller file collections and supported older devices. It may be useful for photos, music, or shorter videos.

The number of files it holds depends on their size. A long, high-quality video uses more room than a few small photos.

64GB Memory Cards

A 64GB microSD card gives you more space than a 32GB card. It can be useful for larger photo collections or more video clips.

Check that your device supports the card type. Many 64GB cards use the SDXC standard.

128GB Memory Cards

A 128GB microSD card offers more room for larger files. It may suit a supported camera, tablet, or game device.

Make sure your device accepts that size before buying. More storage will not help if the device cannot read the card.

Some products come in packs of two or three cards. Each card has its own storage space. A pack of three 32GB cards is not one 96GB card.

Understand Memory Card Speed

Memory cards have read speeds and write speeds. These describe two different jobs.

Read speed affects how quickly you can copy files from the card. Write speed affects how quickly the card can save new files.

For video recording, pay close attention to write speed. Your camera needs the card to keep saving data while it records.

You may see marks such as Class 10, U1, U3, or V30. These are speed ratings. Match the rating your device maker asks for rather than choosing only the largest speed number on the pack.

A fast card also needs a suitable device and reader. The slowest part of the connection can limit file transfer speed.

Memory Card Readers for Easy File Transfers

A memory card reader connects a card to a computer or another supported device. It is useful when your laptop has no built-in card slot.

Browse our memory card readers for models with different plugs and card slots.

Our range includes readers from Anker, Acer, uni, and BENFEI. Check which card types each reader accepts before ordering.

USB-C Card Readers

A USB-C card reader plugs into the small, oval-shaped port found on many newer devices.

It can help you move photos from a camera card to a supported laptop, phone, or tablet. Check your exact device and software requirements first.

A matching plug is only one part of the check. Your device must also support reading files from the connected card.

USB-A Card Readers

USB-A is the larger, rectangular USB port found on many computers. A USB-A card reader can be useful for a desktop or an older laptop.

Some readers have both USB-A and USB-C plugs. This can help if you move files between devices with different ports.

Readers With More Than One Slot

A reader with two slots may accept both SD and microSD cards. Other models support extra card types, such as CompactFlash or Memory Stick.

Check whether the reader can use more than one card at a time. This feature varies by model.

Also check what each slot supports. A reader with several slots does not accept every memory card type.

SD Card Adapters and Other Accessories

An SD card adapter lets a microSD card fit into a full-size SD slot. Some microSD cards include an adapter in the pack.

The adapter changes how the card fits. It does not add storage or make the card faster.

Your device still needs to support the card inside the adapter. Check the card type and storage limit before using it.

Special adapters may also fit certain older devices. For example, a Memory Stick PRO Duo adapter has a different purpose from a standard SD adapter. Match it to the exact device named in the product details.

Keep Your Files Safe

Copy important photos and videos to another storage device. A memory card should not hold your only copy of files you cannot replace.

Wait for a file transfer to finish before removing the card. Use your device's eject option where available.

Keep cards dry, clean, and away from loose items that could damage them. Avoid touching the metal contacts.

If your device asks you to format a card, save any files you need first. Formatting can erase the files already on it.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between SD and microSD cards?

The main visible difference is size. A microSD card is much smaller. Your device must have the right slot or support a suitable adapter.

Can I use a microSD card in an SD card slot?

Often, yes, with a suitable SD adapter. The device must also support the card's type and storage size. Check its guide before use.

Which memory card should I buy for my camera?

Choose the card type, storage size, and speed rating listed in your camera guide. Video settings may need faster cards than basic photo use.

Does a card reader include a memory card?

Not always. Many readers are sold on their own. Check the package details to see whether a card or adapter is included.

Can I connect a card reader to my phone?

Some phones support card readers through USB-C or another suitable connection. Check the reader's device list and your phone's requirements before buying.

Will a faster card always move files faster?

No. Transfer speed also depends on the reader, port, and device. A slower connection can limit the speed of a faster card.

How many photos fit on a memory card?

It depends on the card size and the size of each photo. Large image files use more space. Video length and quality also affect how quickly a card fills up.

Shop Memory Cards & Accessories at RightTech Store

Find storage and readers that suit your daily needs. Choose an SD card for your camera, a microSD card for a supported device, or a reader for moving files.

Check the details, compare pack sizes, and choose the right fit. Visit the RightTech Store shop to explore more storage and computer accessories.