Key Takeaways Switch 2 requires MicroSD Express cards for game storage. Regular microSD cards are not supported for ...

I wrote a piece earlier this week about the common Nintendo Switch 2 myths being debunked, and part of that was the fact that ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 is only compatible with a newer kind of microSD card—one that you probably don't have yet.

GameStop is currently offering one of the cheapest 256GB microSD Express cards around ahead of the Nintendo Switch 2 launch.

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The Nintendo Switch 2 comes with 256GB of built-in storage, eight times more than the original Switch and four times more ...

Hot on the heels of Nintendo Switch 2 pre-orders and the potentially wallet-straining news that the new handheld is switching ...

Thankfully, since the Switch 2 has 256GB of built-in storage, you most likely won’t need a microSD Express card immediately ...

Sure enough, SanDisk advertises minimum sustained write speeds of 210 MB/s for the 256GB model and 100 MB/s for the 128GB version. (Lexar’s microSD Express card behaved similarly, likely because ...

We’ll test as many options as we can once we have our hands on the console, but for now we can’t say if it’ll render all microSD Express cards to similar speeds. That was largely the case ...

The PNY microSD Express Flash Memory Cards are here, just in time for the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 release and compatible ...

Samsung's officially licensed 256GB card with a Super Mario theme is also in stock at multiple retailers.