Unlike the original Nintendo Switch, the new console requires a MicroSD Express card – which are faster, but more expensive than other UHS-based SD cards.

Switch 2 storage options are limited to a specific type of microSD card. This guide explains which SD cards work with Switch 2 and how to install them.

Summary The Nintendo Switch 2 will allow players to save up to 30,000 screenshots and 1,500 videos by utilizing a micro SD Express card.

You'll need microSD Express cards for the Nintendo Switch 2, which are as fast as an SSD - here's what they cost.

The Lexar 1TB microSDXC card is compatible with the Nintendo Switch, tablets, smartphones and other gaming devices. It offers transfer speeds of up to 160MB/s and can write your game-save data at ...

Inserting a microSD card that has been previously used on a Nintendo Switch console into a Nintendo Switch 2 console will not allow you to save or load digital games or save data." ...

Switch's ver. 20.0.0 update has arrived, adding GameShare support, Virtual Game Cards, and other new features ahead of Switch 2's launch.

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The Switch 2 needs a new type of SD card to expand storage, the microSD Express card.

The Nintendo Switch 2, like its predecessor, will use MicroSD cards for external storage. However, the new console is only compatible with MicroSD Express cards, meaning you’ll likely need to ...