Samsung
Samsung microSD Express 256GB Card for Nintendo Switch 2 Review
Good
$59.99
The storage upgrade the Switch 2 actually needs: because the console only accepts microSD Express, this officially licensed Samsung card is the safe, fast way to expand your library.
type
microSD Express
capacity
256GB
compatibility
Nintendo Switch 2 only
performance
microSD Express speeds
Pros & Cons
Pros
- The only card type the Switch 2 supports — standard microSD cards don't work
- Officially licensed for Nintendo Switch 2
- Fast microSD Express speeds for large downloads
- 256GB of headroom for modern game sizes
Cons
- microSD Express pricing is far above standard microSD
- 256GB fills fast with modern AAA titles
- Older Switch 1 cards are not compatible
Full Specifications
| type | microSD Express |
|---|---|
| capacity | 256GB |
| compatibility | Nintendo Switch 2 only |
| performance | microSD Express speeds |
The Verdict: Good
The storage upgrade the Switch 2 actually needs: because the console only accepts microSD Express, this officially licensed Samsung card is the safe, fast way to expand your library.
— GamepadSquire
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