The Nintendo Switch 2 has been unveiled, and with it, we've seen Nintendo state that your old Micro SD cards for the OG Switch ... to 256GB from the paltry 32GB of the original model, although ...

It was only a matter of time before Nintendo's official Mario-themed Nintendo Switch 2 Micro SD Express cards hit the market ... against the original Switch's 32GB - storage you may well need ...

Nintendo partnered with SanDisk for the official SD card for Switch ... with microSDXC cards over 64GB and microSDHC cards between 4GB and 32GB. That really means that pretty much any SD card ...

Strangely enough that Lexar memory card is only a couple dollars more than ... a significant upgrade from the original Switch's 32GB. That means you might not feel the need to expand your storage ...

The 256GB onboard SSD is four times larger than the Switch OLED (64GB) and eight times the size of the original Switch and Switch Lite (32GB). That said, the Switch 2's performance upgrades will ...

The max read speed is lower than that of Samsung’s Pro Ultimate card, but it’s more than enough for loading up intensive games. Like the SanDisk Extreme ... cards start at 32GB and max out ...

Currently, it's one of only two Switch 2-compatible microSD cards available right now, alongside the SanDisk microSD Express ... a big jump from the 32GB in the old Switch. But files for the ...

That only leaves the question of which card is worth your cash, so have a look below at the best cards I've tried. That's not the same as it being cheap per se, especially compared to the SanDisk ...

Millions of micro SD cards are sold every year around the world, and the demand for compact and expandable storage is very strong. Small though they may be, these little cards find use storing ...