The Nintendo Switch 2 is only fully compatible with microSD Express cards (up to 2 TB), meaning you can use the extra storage to house screenshots, video footage and game saves.

The new TEAMGROUP APEX SD7.1 microSD Express Card is built for the Nintendo Switch 2, offering more storage for more games ...

The MicroSD Express card is the latest generation of storage cards with read speeds up to 800 MB/s and write speeds of 700 MB ...

At the moment, we're seeing a handful of Micro SD Express cards in the UK from SanDisk and Lexar, with capacities from 128GB up to 1TB - the heady heights of 1.5TB and 2TB options for mega-bulk ...

Tested using Teamgroup's Ultra CRI reader and the ASUS ProArt P16 laptop, the Crystal Disk Mark read result was 167.49 MB/s, and the write result was 144.26 MB/s – clearly showing that for action ...

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Luckily, you can use a memory card to expand the Switch 2's storage by up to 2TB, ensuring you have plenty of space to work with.

These brand new SD cards have an integrated NVMe interface, similar to that of the best SSDs for gaming, which helps conjure up their lightning-fast speeds to keep up with your future Switch 2 ...

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However, this is still just 256 GB. The Switch 2 supports up to 2 TB of external storage, so you can expect more roomy Express cards popping up in the future.