What is the latest MicroSD iteration, and why does your Nintendo Switch need it?

Following Nintendo's latest console release, fans are wondering if they can use a microSD card with Nintendo Switch 2. Although the answer is yes, users must be aware of a few important things.

The highest-capacity microSD card is currently two terabytes, but beware of lesser-known SD card brands, as there are scams out there claiming to hold more.

Whether you secured a preorder or hope to snatch one on launch day, don't forget to pick up a microSD Express card to expand the system's storage.

You can't use your current microSD cards for Switch 2 games, and you're going to want some storage expansion.

MicroSD Express Card technology has been around since 2019, but these flash-memory cards haven't been as popular as traditional microSD cards, yet.

Lexar’s spacious 1TB microSD card is a bargain now that it’s 45% off The 1TB Lexar Play microSD card is only $71 on Amazon right now.

If you are wondering what a TF Card (TransFlash) is, how it differs from a microSD card, and which one has better storage, read this post.

If you want to use local storage on your Tapo device, you'll need to figure out how to format your microSD card. Here's a look at how the process works.

Samsung Electronics has announced the launch of its latest microSD card offerings, including a 256-gigabyte (GB) SD Express microSD card boasting sequential read speeds of up to 800 megabytes per ...

Samsung has made an SD Express microSD card with a sequential read speed of 800MB/s, but it won't be that fast on the Valve Steam Deck.

Samsung’s upcoming microSD card will offer a dramatic speed boost. The company’s 256GB SD Express microSD — the first of its kind — can read data at up to 800 MB/s, significantly faster ...