While microSD cards are super convenient for their tiny sizes, fast speeds, and respectable capacities, not all devices support them—and that sucks when you have extra microSD cards lying around.

My first desktop computer, or at least the first one I used that was “mine” and not shared, had a 400MB hard drive. And at the time (about 1999, if I remember right) my parents thought it was ...

Is your Steam Deck running out of disk space too often? If you're not willing to risk opening it up for an SSD upgrade, a good alternative is to pick up a microSD card with plenty of storage. Thanks ...

Switch 2 requires microSD Express cards due to higher bandwidth requirements. Buy from reputable sources to avoid scams and ensure the cards meet the standards, but don't worry about "official" ...

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Storage manufacturers love to tout their cards’ read and write speed, and will promote them using the highest possible numbers. For the PNY card on paper, that’s up to 890MB/s read and up to 750MB/s, ...

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 ...

When you buy through our links, Business Insider may earn an affiliate commission. Learn more The Nintendo Switch 2 comes with 256GB of internal storage. Though that's a lot more space than the ...

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