The Switch 2 requires a microSD Express card to handle those functions. However, you can still view saved screenshots and videos on a Switch 2 using a regular microSD card.

Even though a microSD Express card may be four times faster than your traditional card, they will work with any device that uses other types of microSD cards. So, whether you want to use them for ...

SanDisk 128GB microSD Express Card: $49.99 at Amazon With up to a 880MB/s read speed and up to a 480MB/s write speed, this 128GB microSD Express card can transfer your computer files and game data ...

So saying, you probably don't have a microSD Express card, and you're definitely going to want one if you're getting a Switch 2. While all of Nintendo's games seem to be coming on real PCI Express ...

Anyway, if you're buying a card for your Switch 2, it must state 'EX' on it. Don't get 'Express' mixed up with SanDisk's 'Extreme' branding – as the two aren't in any way related. Same to be ...

If you have the same game installed both on a traditional UHS-I MicroSD card and a MicroSD Express card, the latter is going to load way faster thanks to the PCIe 3.1 interface – which is a sign ...

Because of these speed benefits, Switch 2 won’t support regular microSD cards. That means no using your old Switch’s memory card, unless it’s a compatible Express version. This ensures the ...