As of this writing, the highest capacity microSD cards on the consumer market top out at 2 TB of storage. On one hand, that's a lot of storage.

GameStop is currently offering one of the cheapest 256GB microSD Express cards around ahead of the Nintendo Switch 2 launch. It's also only $52.24 if you have a GameStop Pro membership - nice.

If you want to add more storage to your Nintendo Switch 2, you'll need a new microSD Express card. Here's what you should ...

When Nintendo revealed the Switch 2 in early April, a new kind of memory card was unveiled to go along with the Switch ...

Nintendo’s Switch 2 uses microSD Express cards for storing games, not the kind that the original Switch uses. Buying one won’t be as cheap as you might hope.

In the end, the Switch 2 is the only real reason to buy a microSD Express card right now, and we can’t say for sure how different models will perform on that system just yet.

We went hands-on with the best microSD cards from SanDisk, Lexar, ProGrade, and more to help you pick the right storage option based on your recording needs.

This PNY storage card delivers blazing-fast speeds - provided your device supports the new microSD Express standard.

Save $65 when you bundle the Samsung Galaxy Tab A9 Plus with a 512GB Samsung Pro Ultimate microSDXC memory card.

Before you buy, confirm that your device has a microSD card slot and that it supports microSDXC (microSD eXtended Capacity); otherwise, you’ll need to get a card that’s 32 GB or less (for card ...

You'll get plenty of extra storage area for games, photos, videos, and everything else you need to have for safekeeping.

Right now, the best deal is on the elusive Lexar microSD Express cards, if you can get them in stock, as the 256GB card is just $47.67 at Amazon right now. Switch 2 Compatible Lexar 256GB Play PRO ...