When it comes to raw storage space, the Nintendo Switch 2 offers a large large -scale upgrade. The 256GB ship SSD switch is four times higher than OLED (64GB) and eight times higher than the actual switch and switch light (32GB). That said, upgrades in the performance of switch 2 will inevitably lead to large size of the file, which can force you to enhance your console storage capacity. Just like your predecessor, Nintendo Switch 2 has a microSD card slot. But while the switch worked with every microSD card sold in stores, the switch 2 is compatible with just a certain type of storage: MicroSD Express Cards.
Express format is a recent development in the semiconductor industry that manufacturers have not yet adopted widely. Nintendo Switch 2 will certainly increase the adoption rate by both manufacturers and users in a hurry. During this week’s Nintendo Direct, we learned that both Samsung and Sandsk would issue Super Mario Tempeare MicroSD Express card this year. If you want to go beyond any potential switch 2 storage problems, we have kept a short list and descriptive together with the MicroSD Express options available from Sandesk and Laxar. None of the current cards are available around the Nintendo franchises, but you will probably catch a non -branded and save some cash.
For more information about the new console, check the Nintendo Switch 2 pre -order guide of the game spot, which includes all first -party hardware and games included in the Nintendo Direct. Switch 2, its accessories, and a group of launch games will open on April 9, and we are just two months away from the console’s early June 5.
Available in 128GB and 256GB models
The Sandesk currently produces 128GB of 128GB and 256GB of its microSD Express cards. The 128GB model is sold in Amazon at $ 45 ($ 50), while 256GB version was 60 ($ 65)).
Although five rupees may not look like a big discount, if the memory of the original switch mirrror its successor, the next licensed version of the same card containing a super mario red color scheme.
At this time, it appears that the Sandesk will release the Nintendo the Nintendo the Nintendo Teacher of its two microSD Express offers. It remains to be seen if the syndicia cards with more (or less) storage space will be treated by Nintendo.
Sandesk MicroSD Express Cards are quite faster than its ultra and extreme cards, which are popular choices to increase storage on the original switch.
With Express Technology, Syndic Cards offered up to 880MB/s, write 650MB/s speed, and a permanent writing speed of 210MB/s. For comparisons, the Sandesk Ultra has been classified for 150MB/s reading speed, and can be extremely affected by 190MB/s.
Express cards are basically solid state drives that can fit your finger. In fact, this card is actually faster than the average SATA SSD.
Available in 256GB, 512GB, and 1TB model
If you want to prepare your Switch 2 storage space for the future, Lexer is the only manufacturer with microSD express cards more than 256 GB.
Laxer Express Play Pro Cards launched in three different abilities in March: 256 GB, 512 GB, and 1 TB. 256 GB Retain is retail in 50, 512GB is $ 100, and 1TB will return you $ 200-Switch 2 will close for half the cost of the console.
Like the Sandesk Express who debuted last year, the leakage cards are offered. Laxar says its microSD Express Play Pro can reach 900MB/s reading speed and 600MB/s writing speed.
The manufacturer has already updated its Amazon listing to mention Nintendo Switch 2, which can contribute to a wide range of delivery estimates. Amazon says orders for 256 GB and 1 TB model will be reached today (April 2) in one to two months. 512GB Edition Ship in two to three weeks.
Pricing TBD
Samsung announced its microSD Express card earlier this year. Samsung’s upcoming high -speed cards offer 800MB/s setting up read speed. Samsung has not revealed the cost or certified storage capabilities in addition to 256GB.
As mentioned, Samsung will also have the Nintendo Branded Edition of its new card. Release dates for non -branded and branded version of Samsung’s 256GB MicroSD Express cards have not been announced.
One of these microSD Express cards that are already available is a great way to prepare switch 2 launch, if you want to wait for an officially licensed sandsk or Samsung card, this is what it seems:
