All articles tagged with #microsd express
Originally Published 1 month ago — by GameSpot
Samsung's officially licensed 256GB microSD Express card for Nintendo Switch 2 is on sale for $39 during Cyber Monday, offering a significant discount and doubling the console's storage. Other storage options and Nintendo Switch accessories are also discounted, making it a good time for Switch 2 owners and gift buyers.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by IGN
Samsung has released its own line of MicroSD Express cards compatible with the Nintendo Switch 2, offering lower prices than the official Samsung-made Switch 2 memory cards, with discounts available during Black Friday and Cyber Monday. The 512GB model is priced at $94.99, and the 256GB model at $54.99, though the official 256GB card will drop to $39.99 on Cyber Monday. The article also notes the availability of the Switch 2 console and upcoming price changes.
Originally Published 2 months ago — by The Verge
Samsung's 512GB P9 microSD Express card is now available for $94.99 on Amazon, offering a cost-effective storage upgrade for the Nintendo Switch 2 and other devices, with high read speeds up to 800MB/s and versatile compatibility for various gadgets.
Originally Published 3 months ago — by The Verge
Cheaper prices on 512GB and 1TB Lexar microSD Express cards make expanding storage for Nintendo Switch 2 more affordable, especially useful for digital game downloads and upcoming game-key cards that require additional space.
Originally Published 4 months ago — by IGN
The Onn MicroSD Express card offers an affordable storage expansion option for Nintendo Switch 2 users, providing significantly faster transfer speeds and load times compared to traditional microSD cards, though it may not match higher-end cards in performance. Its low price makes it a practical choice for gamers needing extra space, despite some performance trade-offs.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by Nintendo Life
TeamGroup has announced the Apex SD7.1 range of MicroSD Express cards, offering capacities up to 1TB, ultra-fast speeds up to 800MB/s, and compatibility with Nintendo Switch 2, along with durability features like water and shock resistance. Pricing and release details are pending, but the cards will be available through various online retailers.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by Tom's Guide
The Nintendo Switch 2 offers a significant 700% increase in built-in storage to 256GB, but avid gamers with large libraries still find it insufficient, prompting them to buy affordable microSD Express cards like Onn's 256GB model for additional storage. These cards provide faster load times and are easy to install, making it practical to expand storage for larger game libraries, especially with the increasing size of modern games.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by WIRED
MicroSD Express is a new, faster SD card standard introduced in late 2023, offering significantly higher write speeds suitable for devices like the Nintendo Switch 2, but it comes at a higher price and limited availability. It uses a different pin configuration and supports speeds from 150MB/s to 600MB/s, making game data transfer much quicker, especially for larger game files. While standard MicroSD cards are cheaper and more common, MicroSD Express cards are recommended for faster game loading and data transfer on the Switch 2.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by Nintendo Life
Attempts to use SSD adapters as a workaround for Switch 2's microSD Express requirement have failed, confirming that only microSD Express cards are supported for storage expansion, and standard microSDs or adapters are not compatible.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by The Verge
The article explains that only microSD Express cards are compatible with the Nintendo Switch 2 due to its faster transfer speeds, with prices ranging from around $36 to over $200 for larger capacities. While the Switch 2 supports up to 2TB, 1TB cards are most common, and Walmart offers more affordable options. The console's built-in 256GB storage means additional microSD cards are not immediately necessary.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by Engadget
The Nintendo Switch 2 requires microSD Express cards for storage expansion, which are faster and more expensive than traditional microSD cards. Currently, options are limited and pricey, but they offer significant performance improvements suitable for demanding games. It's advisable to wait if possible, as prices may decrease and more options become available in the future.