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# HTC Brags About the Ultimate Bullshit Spec
- URL: https://birchtree.me/blog/htc-what/
- Published: 2015-03-28T10:10:38.000Z
- Updated: 2015-03-28T10:10:38.000Z
- Author: Matt Birchler
- Tags: Links, tech, #Import 2023-06-01 22:41, #Import 2025-03-29 19:29

[![Photo via The Verge](http://static1.squarespace.com/static/558e2322e4b0f74ef3e717b7/558ea28be4b08a526530b76c/558ea28be4b08a526530b814/1435411245487/htc-one-m9-8645.0.jpg.jpg?format=original)](http://static1.squarespace.com/static/558e2322e4b0f74ef3e717b7/558ea28be4b08a526530b76c/558ea28be4b08a526530b814/1435411245487/htc-one-m9-8645.0.jpg.jpg?format=original&ref=birchtree.me) [Readwrite - The HTC One M9’s Best Feature Doesn’t Actually Exist Yet](http://readwrite.com/2015/03/26/htc-one-m9-2tb-microsd-huh?ref=birchtree.me)

> HTC decided to do just that by boasting about the fact that the One M9 offers a stunning 2 terabytes—yes, you read that correctly—of microSD storage. 
> 
> There’s just one problem: 2TB microSD cards basically don’t exist yet. The best you can buy on Amazon appears to be a 128GB card. SanDisk just unveiled a 200GB card—that’s still only about one-tenth the size of a 2TB card—that it calls the “world’s largest capacity microSD card.” (It will also set you back about $400.)

The spec wars are not over, my friends. HTC brags about support for a microSD card that doesn’t exist yet, and probably won’t exist for many years. I understand wanting to woo potential customers with specs that look good on paper, but this particular spec takes the cake for ridiculousness.