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SanDisk Ultra GO microSD Card | 128GB Capacity | Up to 190MBs Read | U1 V10 A1 Rated
Ends low-memory warnings for correspondents, NGO enumerators and mobile gamers beyond Wi-Fi.
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SanDisk Ultra GO microSD Card 128GB is in stock at Mascom International, priced at KSh 3,300, brand new and sealed, with read speeds of up to 190MB/s and U1, V10 and A1 ratings. This UHS-I microSDXC card from SanDisk gives a phone, tablet, dash cam or handheld console 128GB of extra storage. The 190MB/s figure is reached with a compatible reader such as the SanDisk QuickFlow reader. You can pick up the SanDisk Ultra GO microSD Card 128GB from our Old Mutual Building store on Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD, or have it delivered.
Designed for content creators, journalists, NGO field staff and mobile gamers, the SanDisk Ultra GO microSD Card 128GB handles the files that fill a phone in weeks. A journalist covering a rally in Kisumu shoots hours of clips. A field officer in Turkana stores survey photos with no network to upload them. A gamer keeps several large Android titles installed at once. With 128GB on the card, the phone's own memory stays free for apps, and work that cannot reach the cloud stays safe until you get back to Wi-Fi or a strong Safaricom signal.
Unlike other electronics retailers in Kenya that stock grey-market cards with no paper trail, Mascom International sells sealed SanDisk packs you can check against the model code. At Mascom International, we're seeing the SanDisk Ultra GO microSD Card 128GB become the default pick for buyers upgrading from a 64GB card, because the step up costs only KSh 580. Buyers throughout Kenya report that it ends the storage-full warnings for good. Walk in to Kimathi Street to have the SanDisk Ultra GO microSD Card fitted and tested, or order on WhatsApp for pay-on-arrival delivery.
Common Questions About the SanDisk Ultra GO microSD Card
What is the SanDisk Ultra GO microSD Card 128GB price in Kenya?
The SanDisk Ultra GO microSD Card 128GB sells for KSh 3,300 at Mascom International in Nairobi CBD, brand new and sealed. You also get a 6-month Mascom International warranty, SanDisk's 10-year limited manufacturer warranty, and pay-on-arrival delivery across Kenya. The 64GB Ultra GO costs KSh 2,720, so the 128GB adds twice the space for KSh 580 more. The 256GB version costs KSh 5,700, which is KSh 2,400 above this card. For most phone users, 128GB is the balanced middle choice.
Is the SanDisk Ultra GO microSD Card 128GB better than the SanDisk Ultra or Extreme GO 128GB?
The SanDisk Ultra GO microSD Card 128GB sits between the two on price and speed at Mascom International. The older SanDisk Ultra microSD Card 128GB costs KSh 3,000 and reads up to 100MB/s. The SanDisk Extreme GO microSD Card 128GB costs KSh 4,500 and reads up to 240MB/s. Choose the Ultra for the lowest price on phone storage. Choose the Ultra GO for quicker transfers for just KSh 300 more. Choose the Extreme GO if you film 4K on drones or action cameras.
Do I need a SanDisk QuickFlow reader to get 190MB/s from the SanDisk Ultra GO microSD Card?
Yes, the full 190MB/s read speed of the SanDisk Ultra GO microSD Card 128GB needs a compatible reader such as SanDisk QuickFlow. In a standard UHS-I card reader or a phone slot, the card reads at that device's normal UHS-I speed, which is slower. The card still works everywhere a microSDXC card fits. The faster reader matters most to people who copy large video folders to a laptop every week, such as content creators and wedding videographers in Westlands studios.
Can the SanDisk Ultra GO microSD Card handle dust, heat and coastal humidity in Kenya?
The SanDisk Ultra GO microSD Card has no moving parts and sits sealed inside your phone, so everyday dust and heat in Kenya rarely affect it. The weak point is the metal contacts when the card is swapped often. In Mombasa and Lamu, where humid air causes corrosion, keep spare cards in a dry, closed case. Wipe the contacts before inserting, and avoid leaving phones on a hot matatu dashboard in the midday sun. Those habits protect the card and the phone together.
Is the SanDisk Ultra GO microSD Card 128GB good for a dash cam or CCTV camera?
The SanDisk Ultra GO microSD Card 128GB works well in dash cams and home security cameras that record 1080p video. Its V10 rating promises a steady 10MB/s write speed, which Full HD recording needs. At about 130MB a minute, 128GB holds roughly 16 hours of 1080p footage before the camera loops over old clips. Taxi drivers in Nairobi and shop owners on Luthuli Avenue use cards like this for constant recording. For 4K dash cams, a card with a V30 rating suits better.
Can I move Android apps and games onto the SanDisk Ultra GO microSD Card 128GB?
On many Android phones you can move apps or set the card as extra internal storage, and the SanDisk Ultra GO microSD Card 128GB carries the A1 rating made for that job. A1 means apps open and respond at a set minimum speed from the card. Tecno, Infinix and Samsung Galaxy A phones each handle this in their own settings menu. Large games usually keep their main files on the phone, but downloaded add-ons, videos and offline maps move easily to the card.
How do I check that a SanDisk Ultra GO microSD Card 128GB is genuine?
A genuine SanDisk Ultra GO microSD Card 128GB carries the model code SDSQUGN-128G-GN6MN on sealed retail packaging. After inserting it, your phone or computer should show close to 128GB of usable space, slightly less after formatting. Fake cards often report the right size but fail once you copy past a few gigabytes. Buying from Mascom International, a walk-in store in Nairobi CBD with receipts, removes that risk. We can also test the card in your phone at the counter before you pay.
Who should buy the SanDisk Ultra GO microSD Card 128GB, and who should skip it?
Buy the SanDisk Ultra GO microSD Card 128GB if your phone, tablet or dash cam keeps running out of space and you want a trusted brand at a fair price. It fits journalists, students, drivers and families sharing one tablet. Skip it if you only store a few hundred photos, because the 64GB version at KSh 2,720 is enough. Skip it too if you record 4K video, where the SanDisk Extreme GO microSD Card 128GB at Mascom International is the better match.
Technical Specifications
Core Function and Capacity
- 128GB capacity — about 40,000 photos from a 12MP camera at roughly 3MB per shot.
- Roughly 16 hours of 1080p video at about 130MB a minute, or around 6 hours of 4K 30fps footage.
- Formatted capacity shows a little under 128GB, since the file system reserves a small part of the card.
- Holds offline Netflix and Showmax downloads, music libraries and work files, so the phone's own storage stays free.
- microSDXC standard — the format for cards from 64GB upward, recognised by nearly all Android phones and tablets sold in Kenya.
- Keeps stored files intact without power, so a flat battery or months in a drawer does not wipe the card's contents.
Read Speed and Performance Ratings
- Read speed up to 190MB/s — SanDisk's top figure, reached only with a compatible reader such as SanDisk QuickFlow.
- In standard UHS-I readers and phone slots, the card reads at that device's usual UHS-I rate, which is lower.
- Saving files to the card runs slower than reading from it, which is true of every microSD card on sale.
- U1 and V10 ratings — a guaranteed minimum write of 10MB/s, enough for continuous 1080p recording without dropped frames.
- A1 rating — App Performance Class 1, a set minimum for opening and running apps stored on the card.
- Real-world speed in any phone is capped by its card slot, so two handsets can show different transfer times with the same card.
Device Compatibility
- Works in phones, tablets, dash cams, home security cameras, handheld consoles and e-readers that accept microSDXC cards.
- UHS-I interface — the bus standard most phone and tablet slots use, so the card runs at its rated class in them.
- Older non-UHS slots still read the card, though only at that slot's slower speed.
- Full-size SD slots on laptops and cameras need an SD adapter, which is not included and is sold separately.
- iPhones and iPads have no card slot; Apple users need a USB-C flash drive for extra storage instead.
- Readable on Windows, macOS and Chromebook computers through a card reader, handy for backing up photos before formatting.
Build and Card Format
- Standard microSD footprint of 15mm by 11mm by 1mm, which slides into a phone's SIM tray or a camera slot.
- Flash memory with no moving parts, so drops and bumps from daily boda boda rides do not harm it.
- Gold-coloured contact strip on the reverse; keep it clean and dry for a reliable connection.
- Hybrid-tray phones let you use either the card or a second SIM in the same slot, not both.
- Ships in sealed SanDisk retail packaging with model code SDSQUGN-128G-GN6MN printed on it for checking.
- Most Android phones detect the card the moment it is inserted, with no setup beyond choosing where photos save.
Inclusions and Manufacturer Support
- One SanDisk Ultra GO microSD Card 128GB, sealed in SanDisk retail packaging.
- SD adapter and QuickFlow reader are not in the box; Mascom International sells adapters and readers separately.
- SanDisk printed leaflet covering basic use and the manufacturer's warranty terms.
- SanDisk 10-year limited manufacturer warranty, claimed through SanDisk under its published conditions.
- Mascom International 6-month warranty, explained in the Warranty section below.
- Staff at our Kimathi Street counter can fit the card and confirm your device reads it before you pay.
Package Contents
Each SanDisk Ultra GO microSD Card 128GB arrives sealed in SanDisk's retail pack, containing the 128GB card and a printed SanDisk leaflet with warranty details. No SD adapter or card reader is packed with it. If you plan to reach the 190MB/s read speed on a laptop, add a compatible reader such as SanDisk QuickFlow, and for full-size SD slots add an adapter. Both are sold separately at Mascom International, where staff can check the card in your phone before you leave.
Warranty
The SanDisk Ultra GO microSD Card 128GB carries a 6-month Mascom International warranty covering manufacturing defects under normal use. Claims are handled at our Nairobi CBD service desk on Kimathi Street. SanDisk also provides its own 10-year limited manufacturer warranty on the card, under SanDisk's terms.
Buying the SanDisk Ultra GO microSD Card from Mascom International
You will find the SanDisk Ultra GO microSD Card 128GB at Mascom International, Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. Our doors are open Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Hand us your phone, dash cam or tablet and we will fit the card, confirm the full capacity shows, and format it if your device asks. The card comes in SanDisk's single standard design, with no colour options.
Message or call us to check stock or place an order:
- Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
- Email: info@mascomintl.com
- Website: www.mascomintl.com
Delivery is pay-on-arrival to all 47 counties. Nairobi and its environs get same-day delivery, while Nakuru, Kisumu, Nyeri, Kisii, Malindi and other major towns get theirs within 1 business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days.
Every card is backed by the 6-month warranty above. We stand by honest specifications, accurate pricing and real after-sales help from a store you can visit any working day.
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