The SanDisk microSD Express Card for Nintendo Switch 2 is an easy and effective way to expand your system’s storage capacity.

Amazon has cut prices on Lexar Play Pro microSD cards again, just a day after its Prime Day discount, dropping the 1TB and ...

The card is compatible with Nintendo Switch for game storage extension, although it is not supported on the latest Switch 2. Android phones and tablets, Chromebooks, card-reader Windows laptops, ...

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 ...

Amazon is offering a free officially licensed Nintendo Switch 256GB Micro SDXC memory Card when you pick up a 12 month Nintendo Switch Online Family Membership. Nintendo Switch Online lets you play ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Games these days are getting bigger and bigger. And that means your game console's memory is getting smaller and smaller. One of Nintendo's ...

This Lexar Play Pro 1TB card deal means you can quadruple your Switch 2 storage for a lot less courtesy of Amazon.

A 12-month Switch Online Family Membership normally goes for $35, so this bundle effectively brings a recommended 256GB microSD card down to $15. The Morning After - A twice-weekly dose of the news ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 is coming very soon, and gamers all around the world are getting their hands ready for the next-gen portable console from the Japanese gaming company. The Switch 2 features a lot ...

PNY revealeds a new addition to their microSD line, as we got our first glimpse at the PNY microSD Express Flash Memory Cards for Nintendo Switch 2. As you may be aware, the new console will only take ...

TL;DR: The Switch 2 is expected to feature significantly faster storage with micro SD Express support, offering speeds up to 983 MB/sec, a substantial increase from the current model's 100 MB/sec.

Gamers that have recently picked up a Nintendo Switch may want to get an SD card to fill it up with digitally downloaded titles from the eShop. However, before doing so, Switch owners will want to ...