After timing these microSD Express cards across a range of Switch 2 games, our advice is simple: Get whichever one is available for the lowest price in the capacity you want. They aren’t identical, ...
If you haven't picked up a microSD Express Card for your Nintendo Switch 2, you should check out the 512GB SanDisk Gameplay at Walmart. The SanDisk Gameplay has the same specs as the $120 SanDisk card ...
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After being introduced almost five years ago, microSD Express cards look to be finally making their way to the marketplace. Samsung recently announced that it has been working with microSD Express ...
Nintendo's latest portable console, the Switch 2, launched earlier this year. One of the upgrades the second generation brought was the switch from regular microSD cards to microSD Express, a much ...
MicroSD Express Cards are almost as new as the Nintendo Switch 2, so any discount is worth making a fuss about - especially when it comes to a 1TB card like this one. The 1TB Lexar Play Pro microSD ...
TL;DR: The Nintendo Switch 2 exclusively supports microSD Express cards, offering SSD-like speeds up to 985MB/sec, unlike the 104MB/sec of regular microSD cards. Regular microSD cards can only store ...
When the Nintendo Switch 2 releases on June 5th, it will be an opportunity for many gamers to enjoy an upgraded Switch experience with new hardware and new titles. Plenty of them, in fact, with the ...
The Switch 2 comes with 256GB of internal storage, a generous amount compared to its predecessor, which started at only 32GB. However, if you want more storage so you can load some bigger games, you ...
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 ...
The Nintendo Switch 2 comes with 256GB of built-in storage, eight times more than the original Switch and four times more than the Switch OLED. But the new console’s improved performance means that ...
Nintendo thankfully didn’t pull a Sony with the Switch 2 and require propietary memory cards, but it does force us to pay a bit more attention since it needs microSD Express models for extra storage.