Laptop extra storage with SD

[Cryosec]

I finally got a new laptop (HP x360 13-u113nl) but I'm stuck with 128GB of storage. My question is pretty simple: should I use an SD card to add some extra gigs to my storage?

 

I know they are not the most reliable long-term storage, but if I keep backups (andI do), which SD should I consider?

[The Sloth]

get a bigger drive? 

 

[Cryosec]

1 minute ago, nerdslayer1 said:

get a bigger drive? 

 

I don't think I can open this laptop without saying goodbye to warranty. or without breaking something

[Mira Yurizaki]

There's nothing wrong with getting an SD card, as long as you using it for low bandwidth data like documents and pictures. Though if speed is a concern, you should get something that's rated at UHS-I (though this may be a wash since its minimum speed is 12.5MB/s), UHS-II, or U3.

[Cryosec]

Just now, M.Yurizaki said:

There's nothing wrong with getting an SD card, as long as you using it for low bandwidth data like documents and pictures. Though if speed is a concern, you should get something that's rated at UHS-I, UHS-II, or U3.

I think I'll limit myself at UHS-I, no need for the extra pins if the sd reader doesn't have them  

 

Also, yeah it would be just as extra storage for docs or maybe music and some movies. I have enough space on the M.2 drive for my workload