The best microSD cards for the Nintendo Switch 2 If you want to add more storage to your new Switch 2, you'll need a microSD Express card.

When it comes to high-capacity microSD Express cards, this Lexar model is one of the few on the market today that offers up ...

PNY launched a higher-capacity microSD Express memory card, allowing Nintendo Switch 2 owners (and other gadgets that support microSD Express) to upgrade their consoles with 512GB of additional ...

There are a handful of companies making Switch 2 microSD Express cards, and PNY, SanDisk, and ONN are ones to watch.

MicroSD Express cards promise users faster speeds, which means faster save and load times as great news for gamers. But will they work with the Nintendo Switch?

The Switch 2 is not only one of the first devices to support the faster storage specification (even though SD Express has been around for nearly a decade), it's the only type of microSD card ...

Unfortunately, this also means you'll need a new SD Express card for the Switch 2. If you're not familiar with this particular type of card or why it matters, let's break it down.

The Switch 2 spec sheet has the following:*microSD memory cards that are not compatible with microSD Express can only be used to copy screenshots and videos from Nintendo Switch.

Nintendo confirms that the Switch 2 handheld-console hybrid will only support higher-speed microSD Express cards, and regular microSD cards will not work.

Writing in a Bluesky thread discussing the performance of the Outlaws' Switch 2 port [which is only available as a download ...

Want more space for Mario and Pokemon games? Here’s where to find the microSD card slot on each model of the Nintendo Switch.