SanDisk Ultra GO microSD Card 64GB is available at Mascom International for KSh 2,720, brand new and sealed, with read speeds of up to 140MB/s and U1, V10 and A1 ratings. Made by SanDisk, this UHS-I microSDXC card adds 64GB of space to a phone, tablet or handheld console through a slot the size of a fingernail. The SanDisk Ultra GO microSD Card 64GB is on the shelf at our Old Mutual Building store on Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. You can buy it over the counter or order it for pay-on-arrival delivery anywhere in Kenya.
Built for university students, sales teams and mobile gamers across Kenya, the SanDisk Ultra GO microSD Card solves the phone complaint we hear most often: storage full. A budget Android with 64GB built in fills fast once WhatsApp voice notes, class recordings and photos pile up. Students at Kenyatta University and JKUAT record lectures, sales teams photograph stock and delivery notes, and gamers keep big titles installed. Moving photos, video and downloads onto the card frees the phone's own memory for apps and updates, so the phone stops slowing down and stops warning about space every few days.
Where many Nairobi electronics shops sell unbranded or relabelled cards that report fake capacity, Mascom International sells sealed SanDisk stock with a receipt and a warranty. The SanDisk Ultra GO microSD Card 64GB also costs KSh 130 less than the older SanDisk Ultra microSD Card 64GB we stock, while reading faster. Customers across Nairobi tell us that once they compare the two, the choice takes seconds and the saving pays for a cover. Collect the SanDisk Ultra GO microSD Card from Kimathi Street, or order on WhatsApp and pay when it reaches you.
Common Questions About the SanDisk Ultra GO microSD Card
How much is the SanDisk Ultra GO microSD Card 64GB in Kenya?
The SanDisk Ultra GO microSD Card 64GB costs KSh 2,720 as sealed retail stock at Mascom International in Nairobi CBD. That price includes a 6-month Mascom International warranty, SanDisk's own 10-year limited manufacturer warranty, and pay-on-arrival delivery to all 47 counties. If you need more room, the 128GB version costs KSh 3,300, which is KSh 580 more for double the space and a higher rated read speed of up to 190MB/s. Most phone users who only store photos and WhatsApp media find 64GB enough.
Should I buy the SanDisk Ultra GO microSD Card or the SanDisk Ultra microSD Card 64GB?
Pick the SanDisk Ultra GO microSD Card 64GB, because it costs less and reads faster than the SanDisk Ultra microSD Card 64GB. At Mascom International the Ultra GO is KSh 2,720 and rated up to 140MB/s, while the older Ultra is KSh 2,850 and rated up to 100MB/s. Both carry the A1 rating for apps. The older card only makes sense if you need to match an exact model code for a company asset register. For everyone else, the Ultra GO is the better buy at this capacity.
Will my files on the SanDisk Ultra GO microSD Card survive KPLC power cuts and a dead phone battery?
Yes, the SanDisk Ultra GO microSD Card keeps your files without any power, so a KPLC blackout or a flat phone does not erase it. Flash memory holds data for years in a drawer. The real risk is a phone dying in the middle of saving a file, which can damage that one file. Charge before long video recordings, and never pull the card out while the phone is writing to it. For KRA receipts, eCitizen documents and M-Pesa statements, keep a second copy in Google Drive as well.
Will the SanDisk Ultra GO microSD Card work in my Tecno, Infinix or Samsung phone?
The SanDisk Ultra GO microSD Card works in any phone with a microSD slot that accepts microSDXC cards. Most Tecno, Infinix and Itel models sold in Kenya have that slot, as do many Samsung Galaxy A phones. iPhones and recent Samsung Galaxy S models have no card slot, so the card will not fit them. On phones with a hybrid tray, the card shares space with the second SIM. If you are unsure, send your phone model to Mascom International on WhatsApp before you order.
What does up to 140MB/s mean on the SanDisk Ultra GO microSD Card 64GB?
The 140MB/s figure is the top read speed SanDisk quotes for the SanDisk Ultra GO microSD Card 64GB, measured in ideal conditions. You get close to it when copying photos to a computer through a capable card reader. Inside a phone, the slot itself usually sets a lower limit, so daily speed depends on your handset. Writing new files runs slower than reading, as on every microSD card. In practice, galleries load quickly and a folder of holiday photos copies to a laptop in moments.
How many photos and videos fit on the SanDisk Ultra GO microSD Card 64GB?
The SanDisk Ultra GO microSD Card 64GB holds about 20,000 photos from a 12MP phone camera at roughly 3MB each. For video, that is around 8 hours of 1080p footage at about 130MB a minute. Usable space shows slightly below 64GB once the card is formatted, which is normal for all memory cards. A sales rep in Industrial Area photographing stock every day, or a student saving lecture videos for a semester, will take months to fill it.
What do the U1, V10 and A1 ratings on this card mean?
The U1, V10 and A1 ratings on the SanDisk Ultra GO microSD Card describe guaranteed minimum performance, not top speed. U1 and V10 both promise sustained writing of at least 10MB/s, which is enough for steady Full HD recording in phones, dash cams and basic cameras. A1 means the card meets the app performance standard, so apps moved to it open and respond well enough for daily use. For long 4K recording on drones or action cameras, a card with a higher video rating suits better.
Who should buy the SanDisk Ultra GO microSD Card 64GB, and who should skip it?
Buy the SanDisk Ultra GO microSD Card 64GB if you use a budget Android phone, a tablet or a home security camera and want reliable extra space for a low price. It suits students, small business owners and parents filling a child's tablet with offline lessons. Skip it if you shoot 4K action camera footage or need faster card performance. Those buyers are better served by the SanDisk Extreme GO microSD Card 64GB at KSh 3,550, rated up to 170MB/s, also in stock at Mascom International.
Technical Specifications
Core Function and Capacity
- 64GB capacity — about 20,000 photos from a 12MP camera at roughly 3MB each, with room left for music.
- Around 8 hours of 1080p phone video at about 130MB a minute, enough for a semester of recorded lectures.
- Usable space reads a little below 64GB after formatting, because the file system takes a small share.
- Stores photos, video, music, offline downloads and documents, freeing the phone's built-in memory for apps and system updates.
- microSDXC format — the extended-capacity standard used for cards above 32GB, supported by most Android phones sold today.
- Holds data without power, so files stay safe when the phone battery dies or the card sits unused in a drawer.
Read Speed and Performance Ratings
- Read speed up to 140MB/s — the top rate SanDisk quotes, reached when copying files to a computer through a capable reader.
- Actual speed inside a phone or tablet depends on the slot, and most phone slots run below the card's rated figure.
- Write speed is not part of SanDisk's headline figure; expect saving files to run slower than reading, as on all microSD cards.
- U1 rating — UHS Speed Class 1, a minimum sustained write of 10MB/s, enough for steady Full HD recording.
- V10 rating — Video Speed Class 10, the same 10MB/s floor stated for video, suited to 1080p cameras and dash cams.
- A1 rating — App Performance Class 1, meaning apps installed on the card launch and respond quickly enough for daily use.
Device Compatibility
- Fits any device with a microSD slot that accepts microSDXC cards, including Android phones, tablets, handheld consoles and many cameras.
- UHS-I bus — the interface most phone and tablet card slots use, so the card runs at its intended speed class.
- Backward compatible with older non-UHS slots, where it still works but at that slot's slower speed.
- Laptops with a full-size SD slot need a microSD-to-SD adapter, which is not in the box and is sold separately.
- Not usable in iPhones or iPads, which have no memory card slot; those buyers need a USB-C flash drive instead.
- Works with Windows, macOS and Android computers through a card reader, for copying photos off the card for safekeeping.
Build and Card Format
- Standard microSD size of 15mm by 11mm by 1mm, small enough to sit inside a phone's SIM tray.
- Solid-state flash with no moving parts, so there is nothing inside to wear out or knock out of line.
- Arrives formatted for microSDXC use, so most Android phones recognise it as soon as it is inserted.
- Shares a slot with the second SIM on many hybrid-tray phones, so check your tray before choosing card over dual SIM.
- Metal contact pads on the back meet the slot's pins; keep them clean and dry whenever you swap the card.
- Sealed SanDisk retail packaging lets you confirm the card is untouched before it goes into your phone.
Inclusions and Manufacturer Support
- One SanDisk Ultra GO microSD Card 64GB in sealed SanDisk retail packaging, ready to insert.
- No SD adapter in the box; full-size SD adapters and card readers are sold separately at Mascom International.
- Printed SanDisk leaflet with basic use instructions and manufacturer warranty information in the pack.
- SanDisk 10-year limited manufacturer warranty, handled by SanDisk under its own published terms and conditions.
- Mascom International 6-month warranty on top, set out in full in the Warranty section below.
- Model code SDSQUGN-064G-GN6MN printed on the pack, which you can check against SanDisk's own product listing.
Package Contents
The SanDisk Ultra GO microSD Card 64GB comes in sealed SanDisk retail packaging. Inside you get the 64GB microSD card and a printed SanDisk leaflet with use and warranty information. There is no SD adapter in this pack, so if your laptop or camera takes full-size SD cards, add an adapter or a USB card reader. Both are sold separately at Mascom International, and our staff can test the card in your phone before you leave the store.
Warranty
Mascom International backs the SanDisk Ultra GO microSD Card 64GB with a 6-month warranty covering manufacturing defects under normal use. Claims are handled at our Nairobi CBD service desk on Kimathi Street. Separately, SanDisk offers its own 10-year limited manufacturer warranty on this card, under SanDisk's terms.
Where to Buy the SanDisk Ultra GO microSD Card in Kenya
The SanDisk Ultra GO microSD Card 64GB is in stock at Mascom International, Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. We are open Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Bring your phone and we will insert the card, check that your handset reads it, and show you how to set the camera to save straight to it. Memory cards come in one standard SanDisk design, so there is no colour to choose.
Reach our team before you visit or to place an order:
- Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
- Email: info@mascomintl.com
- Website: www.mascomintl.com
We deliver on a pay-on-arrival basis to all 47 counties. Orders within Nairobi and its environs arrive the same day, and buyers in Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru, Eldoret and other major towns receive theirs within 1 business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days.
Your card is covered by the 6-month warranty above. At Mascom International you get honest specifications, accurate pricing, and after-sales support from a walk-in store you can return to.
