Staff Pick
Using a Samsung microSD card is a no-brainer considering the brand’s reliability and product quality — not to mention the price. With read speeds of up to 95MB/s and write speeds up to 90MB/s, you’ll be able to record HD video straight to this card.
- $11 at Amazon
- $38 at Newegg
Remember when 8GB of storage seemed like a lot? Well, you can add ample storage to your Moto G7 with this 32GB microSD. It also comes with a USB adapter, which makes it much easier to transfer files to and from your phone. How’s that for one of the best Moto G7 microSD cards?
- $11 at Amazon
- $11 at Best Buy
This Class 10, UHS-I microSDXC card from Kingston features 128GB of capacity and advertises read speeds up to 100MB/s and write speeds up to 80MB/s. Kingston’s Canvas Select series is the fastest card Kingston offers and is ideal for shooting HD video, although you can save some extra coin with the Canvas Go cards.
PNY offers card sizes from 16GB to 512GB, but we’ll highlight the 128GB microSD because it’s basically the Goldilocks offering if you consider the capacity and price. 128GB is more than enough extra storage for the average user, and this card comes with a USB reader for easy data transfer.
- $15 at Amazon
- $20 at Walmart
With read speeds up to 100MB/s and write speeds up to 90MB/s, this 256GB card from SanDisk will let you record video in HD to your heart’s content. SanDisk is a trusted brand for storage, and it has a lot of cards with smaller storage sizes available at comparable prices to the other choices on our list.
The Moto G7 supports up to 512GB, and you want every extra gigabyte of storage you can get. We get it. Samsung offers the best value at this capacity with top-of-class read/write speeds. A worthwhile investment when you consider the money you saved by getting the Moto G7.
The Moto G7 Power is capable of recording 4K video at 30fps. The Patriot EP microSD card ensures your footage will remain safe from corruption and it also features 100MB/s read speeds, 80MB/s write speeds, and Patriot includes an adapter so you can transfer files later.
Lexar makes some great microSD cards. The 633x is no exception, especially for those looking for a solid microSD card with a decent amount of storage. The 633x offers transfer speeds of up to 95MB/s while being able to store up to 36 hours of HD video or more than 67,000 photos.
- $20 at Amazon
- $23 at Target
PNY’s Pro Elite microSD card is one of the fastest available, thanks to its A2 rating for faster app performance. This allows your various apps to be installed on the card, saving that precious built-in storage. And the card is waterproof, so you won’t have to worry about getting caught in a rainstorm and having your memory card malfunction.