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Save up to 85 percent in Amazon’s one-day memory and storage sale

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If you have a phone, tablet, laptop, or desktop PC in desperate need of some extra storage capacity, or you just fancy taking advantage of a good deal, now is the time to strike. Amazon is hosting a one-day sale on storage products from SD cards to internal solid-state drives and the discounts can be quite exciting.

Prices for some high-capacity SD cards offers some of the best savings to be had during this flash sale. You can pick up a with a variety of capacity options in between.

Sandisk is also front and center when it comes to USB devices. It’s got drives up for sale starting at just $11 and only reaching $61 at the top end.

If that’s not enough space for your liking or you’d prefer a different manufacturer, going for 33 percent off its usual $458 price tag.

For those looking to expand the internal storage of their desktop, you can get high-performance and capacity with the Buy at SENETIC Europe . It’s a steal at $104; more than a quarter off its usual list price.

These are just a handful of the offers Amazon has available today. Be sure to browse the featured deals page for a full selection of storage products, all at a heavily discounted rate.

Need a hand picking external storage options? We have a guide on tthe best drives you can buy (some even line up with these offers) and one on the things you need to look for when buying a new drive.

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