The Nintendo Switch 2, like its predecessor, will use MicroSD cards for external storage. However, the new console is only ...

Adata has unveiled a new performance standard for SD Express cards, boasting a 1.6 GB/s maximum read speed and a 1.2 GB/s ...

But most commodity microSD cards, including pricier models like Samsung's Pro Ultimate series, use UHS-I, which has a maximum ...

You can also relax, a little at least, if you ordered your Switch 2 in Europe via invite through your official Nintendo ...

So saying, you probably don't have a microSD Express card, and you're definitely going to want one if you're getting a Switch ...

But the Switch 2 is a more hungry beast. Pop the old microSD card type into it and, tut tut, you won't be able to use it to ...

As of April 16, get the Lexar 1TB microSD Express Card for $173.05 at Amazon, down from its usual price of $199.99. That's $26.94 off, or a discount of 13%.

The Nintendo Switch 2 is so popular that even MicroSD cards are selling out in both online and physical stores.

Nintendo Switch 2 is only compatible with a new standard of expandable storage called microSD Express, which allows for ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 uses MicroSD Express cards—a faster and better version of the old MicroSD cards used on the Switch and ...

Before going any further though, it's worth explaining what Micro SD Express is, and why it's vital for Switch 2. Essentially, these cards are a lot faster than older Micro SD cards whose speeds ...

Like the original Nintendo Switch, the Switch 2 comes with its own internal storage and can be expanded with a microSD ...