A microSD card is a miniature variation of the SD card used in small portable electronics, like smartphones.

The only type of SD card that works on a Nintendo Switch is a microSD card, which is smaller than a normal SD card.

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 ...

The Samsung P9 launches November 4 in 256GB and 512GB capacities, and both are cheaper than SanDisk and Lexar microSD Express ...

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 small handful of compatible models we’ve ...

TL;DR: The Nintendo Switch 2 exclusively supports microSD Express cards, offering SSD-like speeds up to 985MB/sec, unlike the 104MB/sec of regular microSD cards. Regular microSD cards can only store ...

MicroSD Express cards are the only ones compatible with the Switch 2, and since they started coming out in earnest earlier this year, they really haven't been on sale until now. We tested this PNY ...