*64gb vs Nikon SD Cards

Side-by-side price per gigabyte comparison across 5 products.

As of March 2026, *64gb averages $0.4456/GB across 1 products while Nikon averages $21.1125/GB across 4 products on BuyPerUnit. *64gb offers 98% better value per gigabyte for sd cards.

*64gb

Better Value
Avg $/GB$0.4456
Best $/GB$0.4456
Price Range$0.4456 – $0.4456
Products1

Cheapest Product

*64GB MICROSD UHS-I U1 HIGH ENDUR

64GB · $28.52 · newegg

Nikon

Avg $/GB$21.1125
Best $/GB$12.4211
Price Range$12.4211 – $37.3430
Products4

Top Products Compared

Which Should You Buy?

Based on current pricing data, *64gb offers better overall value for sd cards at an average of $0.4456/GB compared to Nikon's $21.1125/GB — that's roughly 98% less per gigabyte.

*64gb's best deal is the *64GB MICROSD UHS-I U1 HIGH ENDUR (64GB) at $0.4456/GB, while Nikon's cheapest option is the Nikon R1 Wireless Close-Up Speedlight System + 64GB Memory Card + Flexible Tripod Bundle (International Version) (64GB) at $12.4211/GB.

However, price per GB isn't everything — consider factors like warranty, performance specs, and your specific capacity needs. Check individual product pages for detailed specifications.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is *64gb or Nikon cheaper per GB for sd cards?

As of March 2026, *64gb averages $0.4456/GB compared to Nikon at $21.1125/GB. *64gb is approximately 98% cheaper per gigabyte on average.

How many *64gb and Nikon sd cards does BuyPerUnit track?

BuyPerUnit currently tracks 1 *64gb products and 4 Nikon products in the sd cards category, all ranked by price per gigabyte.

What is the cheapest *64gb sd card per GB?

The cheapest *64gb option is the *64GB MICROSD UHS-I U1 HIGH ENDUR at $0.4456/GB ($28.52 for 64GB).

What is the cheapest Nikon sd card per GB?

The cheapest Nikon option is the Nikon R1 Wireless Close-Up Speedlight System + 64GB Memory Card + Flexible Tripod Bundle (International Version) at $12.4211/GB ($794.95 for 64GB).

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