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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.
Satechi has released a slim aluminum NVMe SSD enclosure designed for the latest Mac mini, allowing users to add up to 8TB of external storage with speeds up to 40 Gbps, offering a cost-effective alternative to internal upgrades, and compatible with various Apple devices.
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.
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.
Best Buy has reduced the price of the WD Black C50 1TB Storage Expansion Card for Xbox Series X/S to $99.99 for Black Friday, marking the lowest price ever for this product. This deal is expected to sell out quickly, but Amazon has matched the price, providing an alternative purchasing option. The WD Black C50 is a cost-effective and portable solution for expanding Xbox storage, offering a budget-friendly alternative to Seagate's options. With Black Friday deals starting early, this is likely the best Xbox storage deal available this season.
Upgrading a PS5 Pro with a WD_Black SN850X SSD offers additional storage and slightly improved loading times compared to the base PS5 and its predecessor, the WD_Black SN850. While the PS5 Pro's internal SSD still provides the fastest loading times, the added storage capacity of the SN850X is beneficial, especially with current discounts available. The installation process is straightforward, and the SSD is compatible with both the base PS5 and PS5 Pro, making it a worthwhile investment for gamers seeking more storage space.
WD_Black is offering a discount on their 1TB Storage Card for Xbox Series X/S, priced at $124. This expansion card is compatible with Quick Resume functionality, allowing users to safely store games and media without compromising the power and flexibility of their Xbox Series X/S. Other deals currently available include discounts on Xbox Controllers, Xbox bundle deals, and the new Nintendo Switch OLED bundle.
Ahead of Black Friday, there are several great deals on microSD cards for the Nintendo Switch and Steam Deck. SanDisk offers discounts on various capacities, including 1TB, 512GB, 256GB, 128GB, and 64GB cards. Samsung Pro Plus cards provide faster transfer speeds, while a budget-friendly option is the Lexar 1TB microSD card. Expanding storage is recommended for both handhelds, and now is a good time to buy one.
Best Buy and Amazon are offering a discount on the 1TB WD Black C50 Xbox storage expansion card as part of their early Black Friday sales. The expansion card, which is officially licensed and compatible with Xbox Series X|S consoles, adds 1TB of extra storage and allows users to store and run games directly from the card. The discounted price is $120, down from the regular price of $150. The deal is available to My Best Buy Plus/Total members until October 30.
Best Buy has listed the WD_BLACK C50 Expansion Card for Xbox Series X|S consoles, which provides 1TB of storage and similar performance to the internal storage unit. The plug-and-play card is compatible with Quick Resume and comes with a protective cover and quick install guide. It has a 5-year warranty and costs $179.99, making it cheaper than Microsoft's own card. The product was leaked and is expected to be officially announced by Western Digital soon.