Among the changes mentioned in yesterday’s Nintendo Switch 2 presentation was a note that the new console doesn’t just support MicroSD Express cards for augmenting the device’s 256GB of internal ...

For about two decades, traditional microSD cards were the storage solution of choice for portable devices like mobile phones and handheld consoles. However, the evolution of storage solutions has led ...

The Switch 2 is the first mainstream device to require microSD Express for storage expansion, so there aren’t many options available to buy just yet. Of the handful of compatible models released thus ...

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Strangely enough that Lexar memory card is only a couple dollars more than the 128GB SanDisk card, but for double the storage. What's the issue? Well, most microSD Express Cards are already being ...

SD Express cards were first introduced in 2018 with the new SD 7.0 specification. The cards utilize PCIe and NVMe interfaces that give them a leg up on the previous generation of bus interfaces. Their ...

I got my Nintendo Switch 2, and my internal storage is already filling up with all my old games and saves! If you're in the same boat, you may have also noticed you can't just jam in the SD card from ...

TL;DR: A Nintendo job listing suggests the Switch 2 may use SD Express storage, offering speeds up to 985 MB/sec, significantly faster than the current Switch. This could enhance gameplay with quicker ...

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 pick up ...

A good UHS-I card is quick enough for most people’s needs, and the Lexar Professional Silver Plus is the best value of the ones we’ve tested. Paired with Lexar’s USB card reader, it consistently ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. It’s tough to mistake Express cards for the standard model. Just look for the “EX” — and the higher price tag. It ...