Using a microSD card with Nintendo Switch 2 While 256 GB may be a solid upgrade from the Switch 1 and its 32 GB and 64 GB storage options, fans could look to load several games, which will require ...

It’s tough to mistake Express cards for the standard model. Just look for the “EX” — and the higher price tag. It’s tough to mistake Express cards for the standard model. Just look for ...

The original Switch also supported memory cards, but while that system worked with standard microSD cards, the Switch 2 requires a new type: microSD Express. These cards are more expensive but can ...

While the original Switch (still one of the best consoles around) supported standard microSD cards, the Switch 2 requires microSD Express cards for game storage. These new cards offer dramatically ...

A Nintendo Switch 2 microSD Express card should be at the top of your shopping list if you've already managed to secure a Nintendo Switch 2 pre-order. You might assume that the Nintendo Switch 2 ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 has launched with support for the next-generation microSD Express cards for auxiliary storage. This is a paradigm shift in external storage standards for handhelds.

Let’s be clear about this: Unless you plan to own a Nintendo Switch 2 in the near future, you almost certainly do not need the SanDisk microSD Express Card, or any other microSD Express card ...

Nintendo says the Switch 2 technically supports cards with a capacity up to 2TB, but we haven’t seen any microSD Express model go beyond 1TB just yet. It’s also worth noting that GameStop and ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 requires the use of new, speedier microSD Express Cards in order to store and run the latest games. Your older SD cards don't have to entirely collect dust, as you can use ...

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Now that the Nintendo Switch 2 is just a couple of weeks away from launch on June 5 (no, we can hardly believe it, either), you may already be looking at storage options if you've managed to ...

These days, you can get more than 1,200 times that much storage in a card the size of your pinky fingernail for just $27 on Amazon. How ’bout that. Amazon is selling a Lexar 512GB microSD card ...