Nintendo will repeatedly warn you that the Nintendo Switch 2 can only interface with MicroSD Express Cards, making the Nintendo Switch 2's MicroSDXC or SDHC cards incompatible, but this isn't 100% ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 is almost here, and with it comes a big shift in how you’ll store and play your games. While the original Switch (still one of the best consoles around) supported standard ...

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 ...

If you've just taken delivery of a brand new Switch 2, then congratulations – welcome to the club! However, to improve your new Nintendo console experience, there are certain essential extras you'll ...

Nintendo Switch 2's external storage options are rather limited at launch, as the hardware is only compatible with a specific kind of microSD card. You won't lose any data from your original Switch if ...

Finding storage for your games is one of the most important parts of owning a new console. The Nintendo Switch 2 does have internal storage, but you'll likely want to use an SD card, especially if you ...

The Switch 2 is the first mainstream device to require microSD Express for storage expansion, so there aren’t many options available to buy just yet. Of the small handful of compatible models we’ve ...

Now that Switch 2 pre-orders are live, as well as those for Switch 2 accessories, games, and amiibo, you should be considering buying some extra storage, too. If are you, you’ll need a microSD Express ...

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TL;DR: The Nintendo Switch 2 requires new microSD Express cards due to faster internal storage, making original Switch cards incompatible. PNY's 256GB microSD Express U3 V30 A1 offers high-speed ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. It’s tough to mistake Express cards for the standard model. Just look for the “EX” — and the higher price tag. It ...