But Amazon's Big Spring Sale is a great time to stock up on everything from new tech to accessories such as this Lexar Play 1TB MicroSDXC card while it's down to just $64 -- its lowest ever price and ...

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 ...

The Nintendo Switch 2's microSD slot will only work with cards with the new Express technology, and there aren't many of ...

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Nintendo Switch 2 storage can only be expanded with the new microSD Express cards, which are extremely fast and fairly pricey.

Just in case you missed the memo, Nintendo has confirmed that the Nintendo Switch 2 will be compatible with Micro SD Express cards format rather than regular Micro SD cards. This means that, while all ...

Thanks to the the Micro SD Express slot ... Switch 2 Micro SD Express Card 1TB Lexar Play Pro Micro SD Express $173 17.3¢/GB According to Nintendo themselves, the Switch 2 will support cards ...

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Initially, SD cards launched with just 12.5MB/s ... which is three times faster than the fastest non-express MicroSD card.

The Switch 2 will thankfully have a lot more internal storage than its predecessor, boasting 256GB at launch compared to the meagre 32GB seen in the original (or 64GB if you have an OLED).