While the Steam Deck comes with 64GB, 256GB, or 512GB SSDs, you can also use a microSD card to install games. And likely for all model owners, this is going to be an essential part of the experience.

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The Steam Deck so far has proven to be a wonderful little machine for playing games, but one thing you’ll want is at least one microSD card for storage, and we thought we’d round up the best ones to ...

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Expanding the available storage in your Steam Deck is easy thanks to its microSD card slot, but it seems that there are still a few bugs for Valve to iron out in SteamOS before support is truly ...