Croma Pen Drive and Memory Card Prices September 2026: From Rs. 434
Sixty-one storage listings at one chain, divided by the capacity printed on them. A gigabyte costs between Rs. 2.88 and Rs. 39.91 here, thirty-five of the sixty-one tiles are one brand, and not a single one tells you how many people have rated it.
We read sixty-one storage listings on croma.com on 14 September 2026 and divided every price by the capacity printed in its own title. A gigabyte here costs between Rs. 2.88 and Rs. 39.91, and what moves it is format rather than brand — which is just as well, because thirty-five of the sixty-one tiles are SanDisk. Two things stand out. The list prices at the cheap end are extraordinary: a Rs. 434 pen drive with a Rs. 6,000 MRP above it. And not one listing on the shelf publishes a rating count.
Every price below was pulled from Croma on September 14, 2026 and checked against the MRP on the listing. Stack them with the live codes on our Croma coupons page, which the deals desk re-verifies daily.
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- Cheapest gigabyte in the shop — WD My Passport 5TB, Rs. 14,749, the cheapest per GB
- Second-cheapest rate — WD My Passport 4TB, Rs. 13,149
- Listed three times, at two prices — Seagate One Touch 5TB, Rs. 19,849
- The 4TB alternative — Seagate One Touch 4TB, Rs. 16,999
- Cheapest terabyte-class drive — Toshiba Canvio Ready 2TB, Rs. 8,649
- Smallest badge on the shelf — Toshiba Canvio Ready 1TB, Rs. 6,889, an 11-rupee badge
- Dearest listing in the read — SanDisk Extreme 4TB SSD, Rs. 48,809, the dearest
- The matched model — SanDisk Extreme 1TB SSD, Rs. 18,429
- The same drive, Rs. 5,350 apart — The same Extreme 2TB, Rs. 33,999
- Largest MRP on the shelf — SanDisk E62 Creator 2TB, Rs. 40,999 on a Rs. 1,50,500 MRP
- Cheapest 1TB SSD here — SanDisk E30 1TB SSD, Rs. 17,999
- Deepest list-price multiple we have seen — SanDisk iXpand 64GB, Rs. 434 on a Rs. 6,000 MRP
- Best rate on a 128GB stick — SanDisk Ultra Dual Drive 128GB, Rs. 899
- The half-terabyte stick — SanDisk Dual Drive Go 512GB, Rs. 3,699
- The non-SanDisk option — HP 818w 128GB, Rs. 1,044
- The 64GB of the same range — HP 818w 64GB, Rs. 774
- The one price that matches Amazon — SanDisk Ultra 128GB, Rs. 1,599
- Worst flash rate seated — SanDisk iXpand Luxe 64GB, Rs. 2,104
- Cheapest card per gigabyte — SanDisk Extreme 256GB microSD, Rs. 2,799
- The 128GB benchmark — SanDisk Extreme 128GB microSD, Rs. 1,499
- The 64GB rung — SanDisk Extreme 64GB microSD, Rs. 949
- Cheapest listing on the page — SanDisk Ultra 32GB SD, Rs. 449, the cheapest listing
- The non-SanDisk card — Lexar 1066x 128GB SD, Rs. 2,064
- The professional-series premium — Lexar 1800x GOLD 128GB SD, Rs. 4,084
- Dearest per gigabyte in the read — Lexar 1800x GOLD 64GB SD, Rs. 2,554, the dearest per GB
25 Pen Drives, Memory Cards, SSDs and Hard Drives at Croma
Croma sells 4TB and 5TB, and they are the cheapest gigabytes here
Six external drives, including the Rs. 2.88-per-GB floor of the shelf and an eleven-rupee discount that Croma rounds to zero percent.
Western Digital My Passport 5TB USB Type-C
Rs. 14,749 for 5TB — Rs. 2.88 per GB, the floor of the shelf.
Why it earned its spot The largest capacity here, and the lowest rate by a clear margin.
Western Digital My Passport 4TB USB
Rs. 13,149 for 4TB — Rs. 3.21 per GB.
Why it earned its spot Rs. 1,600 less than the 5TB, for 1TB less storage.
Seagate One Touch 5TB Micro USB Type-B Portable Hard Disk Drive
Rs. 19,849 for 5TB — and a third listing of it costs Rs. 20,649.
Why it earned its spot The same drive appears three times on this shelf.
Seagate One Touch 4TB Micro USB Type-B Portable Hard Disk Drive
Rs. 16,999 for 4TB — Rs. 4.15 per GB.
Why it earned its spot Rs. 3,850 more than the WD 4TB for the same stated capacity.
TOSHIBA Canvio Ready 2TB USB
Rs. 8,649 for 2TB — Rs. 4.22 per GB.
Why it earned its spot Under nine thousand rupees for two terabytes.
TOSHIBA Canvio Ready 1TB USB
Rs. 6,889 against a Rs. 6,900 MRP — an eleven-rupee discount.
Why it earned its spot A list price that is eleven rupees above the selling price.
Where one drive gets listed three times at two prices
Five solid-state drives, including a Rs. 1,50,500 MRP, an 18.7 percent spread on one model and the Rs. 48,809 ticket that has the best rate in the chapter.
SanDisk Extreme 4TB USB Type-C
Rs. 48,809 for a 4TB portable SSD — and the best SSD rate here.
Why it earned its spot The biggest ticket on the shelf, at the cheapest solid-state rate on it.
SanDisk Extreme 1TB USB Type-C
Rs. 18,429 for a 1TB portable SSD — Rs. 1,570 under Amazon's price.
Why it earned its spot The one drive here that can be checked against another shop directly.
SanDisk Extreme 2TB USB Type-C
Rs. 33,999 for the 2TB — which also sells here at Rs. 28,649.
Why it earned its spot An 18.7 percent spread on one drive inside one shop.
SanDisk E62 Creator 2TB USB Type-C
Rs. 40,999 against a Rs. 1,50,500 MRP — a 3.7x multiple.
Why it earned its spot The biggest list price here, on a drive that costs a third of it.
SanDisk E30 1TB USB Type-C
Rs. 17,999 for a 1TB portable SSD — Rs. 17.58 per GB.
Why it earned its spot Four hundred and thirty rupees under the Extreme, from a cheaper range.
A 13.8x list price, and two iXpands 4.8 times apart on rate
Seven sticks from a shelf that is almost entirely SanDisk, including the Rs. 434 drive with a Rs. 6,000 MRP and the one listing that matches Amazon to the rupee.
SanDisk iXpand 64GB USB Type A
Rs. 434 for a 64GB pen drive — against a Rs. 6,000 MRP.
Why it earned its spot A 13.8x multiple, the largest on any storage listing we have read.
SanDisk Ultra Dual Drive m3.0 128GB Micro USB, USB
Rs. 899 for a 128GB dual-connector drive — Rs. 7.02 per GB.
Why it earned its spot The cheapest 128GB on the shelf, by a wide margin.
SanDisk Ultra Dual Drive Go 512GB USB Type A
Rs. 3,699 for 512GB — Rs. 7.22 per GB.
Why it earned its spot The biggest pen drive here, and the third-best flash rate.
HP 818w 128GB USB Type-A
Rs. 1,044 for a 128GB USB 3.2 stick — Rs. 8.16 per GB.
Why it earned its spot One of the few pen drives here that is not SanDisk.
HP 818w 64GB USB Type-A
Rs. 774 for 64GB — and Rs. 12.09 per GB for it.
Why it earned its spot Rs. 270 less than the 128GB, for half the storage.
SanDisk Ultra 128GB USB
Rs. 1,599 for a 128GB USB 3.0 stick — Amazon had it at Rs. 1,600.
Why it earned its spot A rupee below the same drive at the other big storefront.
SanDisk iXpand Luxe 64GB USB Type C
Rs. 2,104 for 64GB — Rs. 32.88 per GB, on a Rs. 7,500 MRP.
Why it earned its spot Nearly five times the per-gigabyte rate of the iXpand at the top of this chapter.
No tiny cards here, which is why this chapter beats Amazon's
Seven cards, none smaller than 32GB, ending on the UHS-II card that costs 13.9 times the shelf's cheapest gigabyte.
SanDisk Extreme MicroSDXC 256GB Class 10, Class 30, Class 3 190MB/s Memory Card
Rs. 2,799 for a 256GB microSDXC — Rs. 10.93 per GB.
Why it earned its spot The best card rate on the shelf, on its largest card.
SanDisk Extreme MicroSDXC 128GB Class 10, Class 30, Class 3 190MB/s Memory Card
Rs. 1,499 for a 128GB Extreme microSDXC — Rs. 11.71 per GB.
Why it earned its spot Rs. 1,000 cheaper than the nearest Amazon equivalent card.
SanDisk Extreme MicroSDXC 64GB Class 10 190MB/s Memory Card
Rs. 949 for 64GB — Rs. 14.83 per GB.
Why it earned its spot Exactly the shelf's card median, and the ladder's middle rung.
SanDisk Ultra SDXC 32GB Class 1 120MB/s Memory Card
Rs. 449 for a 32GB SD card — and Rs. 14.03 a gigabyte.
Why it earned its spot The smallest sum here, on the smallest card Croma stocks.
Lexar Professional 1066x SILVER Series SDXC 128GB Class 10, Class 3, Class 30 160MB/s Memory
Rs. 2,064 for a 128GB SDXC — Rs. 16.12 per GB.
Why it earned its spot A full-size card for cameras, at a restrained 1.4x list price.
Lexar Professional 1800x GOLD Series SDXC 128GB Class 60, Class 10, Class 3 280MB/s Memory C
Rs. 4,084 for 128GB — twice the price of the SILVER card above.
Why it earned its spot Double the money for the same capacity, from one brand's own range.
Lexar Professional 1800x GOLD Series SDXC 64GB Class 60, Class 10, Class 3 280MB/s Memory Ca
Rs. 2,554 for 64GB — Rs. 39.91 per GB, the top of the shelf.
Why it earned its spot The worst rate here, at 13.9 times the cheapest.
Four rules for buying storage at Croma
First: divide the price by the capacity. That single sum separates a Rs. 2.88 gigabyte from a Rs. 39.91 one on this shelf, and it needs no specialist knowledge. Second: buy the biggest capacity your use allows. The rule held on every family we seated — a 512GB stick is 46 percent cheaper per gigabyte than the 64GB from its own range, and a 5TB drive beats a 1TB by more than half. Third: check how many times Croma is listing your model. The SanDisk Extreme 2TB appears three times here at Rs. 28,649 and Rs. 33,999, and the Seagate One Touch 5TB three times at Rs. 19,849 and Rs. 20,649. Fourth: do not read a Croma star as evidence — 19 of 61 listings showed one and none showed a sample size. Our Amazon versus Croma storage comparison prices the same aisle at both.
How our picks compare
| Product | Sale price | MRP | Discount |
|---|---|---|---|
| WD My Passport 5TB, Rs. 14,749 | Rs. 14,749 | Rs. 20,000 | 26%% |
| WD My Passport 4TB, Rs. 13 | Rs. 13,149 | Rs. 17,350 | 24%% |
| Seagate One Touch 5TB, Rs. 19 | Rs. 19,849 | Rs. 21,999 | 10%% |
| Seagate One Touch 4TB, Rs. 16 | Rs. 16,999 | Rs. 18,999 | 11%% |
| Toshiba Canvio Ready 2TB, Rs. 8 | Rs. 8,649 | Rs. 9,800 | 12%% |
| Toshiba Canvio Ready 1TB, Rs. 6,889 | Rs. 6,889 | Rs. 6,900 | 0%% |
| SanDisk Extreme 4TB SSD, Rs. 48,809 | Rs. 48,809 | Rs. 95,300 | 49%% |
| SanDisk Extreme 1TB SSD, Rs. 18 | Rs. 18,429 | Rs. 36,300 | 49%% |
| The same Extreme 2TB, Rs. 33 | Rs. 33,999 | Rs. 56,100 | 39%% |
| SanDisk E62 Creator 2TB, Rs. 40,999 on a Rs. 1,50 | Rs. 40,999 | Rs. 150,500 | 73%% |
| SanDisk E30 1TB SSD, Rs. 17 | Rs. 17,999 | Rs. 27,800 | 35%% |
| SanDisk iXpand 64GB, Rs. 434 on a Rs. 6 | Rs. 434 | Rs. 6,000 | 93%% |
| SanDisk Ultra Dual Drive 128GB | Rs. 899 | Rs. 2,800 | 68%% |
| SanDisk Dual Drive Go 512GB, Rs. 3 | Rs. 3,699 | Rs. 6,100 | 39%% |
| HP 818w 128GB, Rs. 1 | Rs. 1,044 | Rs. 2,599 | 60%% |
| HP 818w 64GB | Rs. 774 | Rs. 1,649 | 53%% |
| SanDisk Ultra 128GB, Rs. 1 | Rs. 1,599 | Rs. 2,700 | 41%% |
| SanDisk iXpand Luxe 64GB, Rs. 2 | Rs. 2,104 | Rs. 7,500 | 72%% |
| SanDisk Extreme 256GB microSD, Rs. 2 | Rs. 2,799 | Rs. 5,600 | 50%% |
| SanDisk Extreme 128GB microSD, Rs. 1 | Rs. 1,499 | Rs. 2,900 | 48%% |
| SanDisk Extreme 64GB microSD | Rs. 949 | Rs. 1,600 | 41%% |
| SanDisk Ultra 32GB SD, Rs. 449 | Rs. 449 | Rs. 800 | 44%% |
| Lexar 1066x 128GB SD, Rs. 2 | Rs. 2,064 | Rs. 2,850 | 28%% |
| Lexar 1800x GOLD 128GB SD, Rs. 4 | Rs. 4,084 | Rs. 5,900 | 31%% |
| Lexar 1800x GOLD 64GB SD, Rs. 2,554 | Rs. 2,554 | Rs. 3,500 | 27%% |
What we skipped — and why
What we look for
We divided every price by the capacity in the title
Sixty of the sixty-one listings state one, so the whole shelf can be priced per gigabyte. It runs from Rs. 2.88 to Rs. 39.91 per GB, a 14x spread, against a median of Rs. 12.88. The arithmetic is ours, on Croma's displayed price and the seller's stated capacity. Formatted capacity is always somewhat below the printed number, equally for everything here, so the comparison between listings holds.
We grouped by format, because format sets the price
Median per gigabyte on this shelf: external hard drives Rs. 4.21 across 18 listings, memory cards Rs. 14.83 across 9, pen drives Rs. 16.63 across 21 and solid-state drives Rs. 17.09 across 12. A spinning drive is roughly four times cheaper per gigabyte than a pen drive here, and the single cheapest gigabyte in the shop belongs to a 5TB drive at Rs. 2.88. Brand barely moves it — SanDisk sells at both ends.
We counted how much of this shelf is one brand
Thirty-five of the sixty-one listings are SanDisk, and the pen-drive aisle is almost nothing else. Seagate has six, WD five plus four under the Western Digital name, Lexar four, HP three and Toshiba three. That matters when you read a price here: on most of this shelf there is no second brand at the same capacity to check it against, which is the opposite of how a marketplace aisle behaves.
We looked for the rating counts, and there are none
Croma published a star average on 19 of the 61 listings and a rating count on none of them. Three drives show '5.0' with nothing behind it. A star average with no sample size cannot be weighed — a 5.0 from two buyers and a 4.3 from sixty thousand look identical on a tile. So this page carries no rating pills at all, quotes no stars as evidence, and says so on every card.
We did not test a single drive
This page prices listings. It does not measure read or write speed, verify a V30 or UHS-II class, check endurance or say anything about how long any of these hold data. Those are the claims that matter most on storage and the ones a listing page cannot settle. Where Croma lists what appears to be the same drive at several prices we report all of them rather than picking one.
FAQs
What is the cheapest way to buy storage at Croma?
A large external hard drive. The cheapest gigabyte in this read was a WD My Passport 5TB at Rs. 14,749, which works out at Rs. 2.88 per GB, followed by the 4TB version at Rs. 3.21 and a Seagate One Touch 5TB at Rs. 3.88. The hard-drive median across eighteen listings was Rs. 4.21 per gigabyte, against Rs. 14.83 for memory cards and Rs. 16.63 for pen drives. If what you need is space rather than speed, nothing else on this shelf is close.
Why does a Rs. 434 pen drive show a Rs. 6,000 MRP?
We can only report that it does. A SanDisk iXpand 64GB pen drive was listed at Rs. 434 against a Rs. 6,000 maximum retail price — a 13.8x multiple and a 93 percent badge, the deepest in this read and the largest we have recorded on any storage listing. The same page's SanDisk E62 Creator 2TB prints Rs. 1,50,500 above a Rs. 40,999 price. Across the whole shelf, though, only four of 61 listings print three times the price or more and the median badge is a modest 34 percent. Read the selling price and ignore the multiple.
Does Croma show how many people rated a product?
Not on storage. In this read Croma published a star average on 19 of 61 listings and a rating count on none of them, with three drives showing a bare '5.0'. That is why no star pill appears anywhere on this page. For comparison, Amazon showed both figures on 66 of its 67 storage listings the same morning, including 81,966 ratings on one SSD. If review evidence matters to your decision, it is not available on this shelf.
Is a pen drive or a memory card better value at Croma?
Cards, slightly, which is unusual. The memory-card median here is Rs. 14.83 per gigabyte against Rs. 16.63 for pen drives, mostly because Croma stocks no card smaller than 32GB — and tiny cards are what make this category expensive elsewhere. On Amazon the same morning the card median was Rs. 29.56 per GB, nearly double Croma's, driven by 8GB and 16GB listings that Croma simply does not sell. The real decision is what your device takes.
Does Croma list the same drive more than once?
Frequently, and at different prices. In this read the SanDisk Extreme 2TB portable SSD appeared three times at Rs. 28,649 and Rs. 33,999 — an 18.7 percent spread — the Extreme 1TB three times at Rs. 18,429 and Rs. 19,999, the Extreme 4TB three times at one price, and the Seagate One Touch 5TB three times at Rs. 19,849 and Rs. 20,649. We do not speculate about why duplicate listings differ. The habit that protects you is to search the model name and read past the first result.
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