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1] Reinsert the SD card First and foremost, reinsert the SD Card to help refresh the connection. If the card wasn’t properly tested or mounted, it might cause files to disappear.

To remove the SD card, press it into the console slightly and, afterwards, it should easily slide out. It's important to note, however, that the Switch 2 is only fully compatible with microSd ...

Both Samsung and the SanDisk Micro Express SD cards cost £49.99. Right now, there seem to be only 256GB models available for the Switch 2, but we're sure that larger storage-sizes will pop up soon.

Memory cards for the Switch 2 will help you expand your storage, giving you more room for all those games you buy - but there are some specifics you need to know.

Adata has unveiled a new performance standard for SD Express cards, boasting a 1.6 GB/s maximum read speed and a 1.2 GB/s write speed – roughly double the fastest models currently available.

If SD Express cards don’t catch on, they will end up being an additional burden for gamers who really want to use the Switch 2 will have to deal with, like Xbox Series expansions cards and the ...

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What really makes these cards special, though, is their ability to store a lot of data. At the moment the largest commercially available SD and microSD cards top out at about 1.5TB of storage.