64GB Memory Card Price in Pakistan

A genuine 64GB memory card in Pakistan costs Rs. 3,499 to Rs. 6,899. Vmart lists the SanDisk Ultra 64GB at Rs. 3,890 for the 100MB/s version and Rs. 5,590 for the faster 140MB/s version, CZone carries the Ultra at Rs. 3,990 and the Extreme at Rs. 6,600, and JunaidTech prices the Extreme at Rs. 6,899. This is the most popular capacity for phones, action cameras, and Nintendo Switch owners, which also makes it a prime target for fakes.

64GB memory card price in Pakistan: verified seller snapshot

The honest market splits into Ultra cards for phones and general use (Rs. 3,499 to Rs. 5,590 depending on the speed revision) and Extreme cards for 4K recording (Rs. 6,600 to Rs. 6,899). Qeemat aggregates seller offers from Rs. 2,750 to Rs. 4,560, and the bottom of that range deserves a careful seller check before you pay. Any 64GB card advertised near Rs. 1,200 to Rs. 1,600, as some generic Leyjao listings show, is not competing with these products in any honest way.

Ultra vs Extreme: what the extra Rs. 2,700 buys

SanDisk Ultra is a UHS-I card tuned for fast reads, phone storage, and 1080p video. SanDisk Extreme adds V30 sustained writes and much faster write speeds, which keeps 4K60 action camera footage intact and shortens burst waits on cameras. If your device records 4K, the Extreme at Rs. 6,600 to Rs. 6,899 is not a luxury, it is the difference between footage that saves and footage that corrupts. Phone-only users should save the money and take the Ultra.

A1, A2 and V30 in plain words

A1 and A2 ratings measure how well a card runs apps from phone storage; A2 is faster on supported phones. V30 guarantees a minimum sustained write of 30MB/s for video. At 64GB, Ultra cards usually carry A1, while Extreme cards carry A2 and V30. Match the logo on the pack to your device manual instead of paying for ratings your hardware cannot use. For still bigger phone and console libraries, compare against our 128GB memory card price in Pakistan guide before deciding.

Format note: microSDXC starts here

Cards of 64GB and above use the microSDXC standard and arrive formatted as exFAT, which removes the old 4GB single-file limit. Very old devices capped at SDHC will not read them at all. Cameras, drones, and modern phones handle microSDXC without issue. The retail pack in the photo above shows the classic Ultra bundle with an SD adapter, which remains the most useful packaging for camera owners.

Fake-card warning signs at 64GB

The fake 64GB market in Pakistan is industrial in scale. Red flags include prices near Rs. 1,200, brands printed slightly off-register, cards that report 64GB but fail after 8GB of real writes, and sellers with no return policy. Buy from Vmart, CZone, JunaidTech, or official brand stores, then run a full fill-and-verify test on day one. A genuine card costs more because the flash inside actually holds 64GB.

Endurance: the rating nobody prints in big letters

Standard cards are built for occasional writes, and loop recording in dashcams and CCTV rewrites the same space thousands of times. SanDisk and Samsung sell separate high-endurance lines for exactly that job, usually at a modest premium over the standard card of the same size. If your 64GB card is going into anything that records around the clock, search the seller listings for the endurance model by name rather than assuming the Ultra on the shelf will survive the year. For phones and consoles, standard cards are the right spend and endurance models buy you nothing.

What 64GB costs across sellers

64GB specifications and honest limits

Should you buy a 64GB in 2026?

Here is the balanced verdict before you spend anything:

64GB price in Pakistan: frequently asked questions

Is 64GB enough for a dashcam?

Capacity-wise yes, but buy a high-endurance card rather than a standard Ultra, because loop recording rewrites the card constantly and wears consumer flash out.

What does V30 actually mean?

It guarantees the card can sustain at least 30MB/s writes without dropping, which 4K action cameras and drones require. It is printed on SanDisk Extreme cards.

Are Rs. 1,200 64GB cards real?

No genuine 64GB card wholesales anywhere near that level. Cards at Rs. 1,200 to Rs. 1,600 are almost always fake-capacity products that corrupt files after a few gigabytes.

Ultra or Extreme for a Nintendo Switch?

Ultra is plenty. The Switch reads at modest speeds, so the Extreme premium buys you nothing in-game. Save the difference or step up to 128GB instead.

If you were actually looking for internal storage instead of a card, our Samsung 990 PRO 1TB price in Pakistan and Kingston KC3000 1TB price in Pakistan guides cover the fast NVMe side of the same category.

For full manufacturer specifications and warranty terms, see the SanDisk official card range page. You can also browse every model we cover in the Memory and Storage category.

Prices checked online in October 2026. Stock at small capacities changes quickly, so confirm availability on the seller page before ordering.