I'm talking about microSD Express. Yes, the boring tiny card that slips into the Switch 2 to expand on its storage. It's the ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 uses MicroSD Express cards—a faster and better version of the old MicroSD cards used on the Switch and ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 is so popular that even MicroSD cards are selling out in both online and physical stores.

As of April 16, get the Lexar 1TB microSD Express Card for $173.05 at Amazon, down from its usual price of $199.99. That's $26.94 off, or a discount of 13%.

The Switch 2 compatible Lexar 512GB MicroSD Express cards are back in stock today, and now just $89.92 at Amazon.

When Nintendo announced the Nintendo Switch 2 last week, it said that the console only supports expansion through MicroSD Express cards. This is a huge pain for anyone with a collection of existing ...

Lexar debuts the world’s first 1TB microSD Express card, delivering up to 900 MB/s read speeds for next-gen gaming and ...

SanDisk’s microSD card also has a wider range of size options than most ... Which, not to labour the point, doesn’t come anywhere near the sheer spaciousness of the biggest Ultima Pro variants. It’s ...

Though the Nintendo Switch 2 is about two months away from launch, we may not be able to use all of its advertised features on day one.

Current microSD cards won't be compatible. Lexar offers a 1TB microSD Express card, though it's costly. Prices may decrease as more options become available. The Nintendo Switch 2, like the ...

The bad news is that regular microSD cards aren't supported on the Switch 2. To see if your card is supported, look for an EX on the card itself. If there's no EX anywhere, then it's not Express.

On April 26 and 27, 2025, trading card enthusiasts are invited to the Espace Champerret, Paris, for the fourth edition of Gala TCG, the most famous event dedicated to Trading Card Games (TCG ...