Samsung launches new microSD cards, streamlines removable storage lineup

SAMSUNG Electronics Co., Ltd. has launched new microSD cards and streamlined its branding for its removable storage to help consumers choose the products that fit their needs.

The brand last week introduced its new T7 and T9 microSD Cards, which are now available in the Philippines via its official platforms in Shopee and Lazada.

The Samsung T7 microSD Card is offered in 128GB (P3,143), 256GB (P5,010), 512GB (P9,920), and 1TB (P19,841) options, while the T9 microSD is available in 128GB (P3,929), 256GB (P6,188), and 512GB (P12,475).

“Built on Samsung’s storage expertise, the new microSD Cards reinforces brand recognition through a more intuitive naming structure and refined design, strengthening the competitiveness of Samsung’s Removable Storage,” it said.

The T7, which has read speeds of up to 170MB per second (/s), is suitable for light gamers, intermediate creators, and daily users who need additional storage for their devices, such as smartphones, laptops, tablets, and handheld gaming consoles.

Meanwhile, the T9 is meant for more advanced users who handle large data files and heavy workloads. It has read speeds of up to 200MB/s and 6-proof protection for reliability and broad compatibility, letting users work with large files quickly and making it a good fit for performance-driven devices.

“With the launch of T7 and T9 microSD cards, as well as the P9 Express, Samsung is evolving its removable storage portfolio from the previous microSD range — comprising of the EVO Plus, PRO Plus, and PRO Ultimate—into a streamlined lineup to unify the brand identity and align the brand experience across Samsung’s removable storage portfolio,” it said.

“The ‘T’ lineup signifies ‘Trustworthiness’ and ‘P’ for ‘Peace of Mind,’ highlighting the ample storage and powerful performance of Samsung’s removable storage offerings. The rebranding is expected to enhance consumer clarity, allowing for more intuitive and informed product selections based on specific user requirements.” — BVR