Switch 2 storage options are limited to a specific type of microSD card. This guide explains which SD cards work with Switch 2 and how to install them.

We'll be updating this as we play around with the Switch 2 and SD cards. Why MicroSD Express? Unlike many devices, the Nintendo Switch 2 is mandating a MicroSD Express card for storage expansion.

This page contains instructions for how to install an SD card and upgrade your system storage on Nintendo Switch. This process requires a Switch MicroSD Express card, such as the 256GB SanDisk ...

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The Nintendo Switch 2 is only compatible with a newer kind of microSD card—one that you probably don't have yet.

SanDisk, on the other hand, only has one MicroSD Express card on its site, and that one peaks at just 256GB, which would mirror the internal storage of the Switch 2.

The new TEAMGROUP APEX SD7.1 microSD Express Card is built for the Nintendo Switch 2, offering more storage for more games with fast 800 MB/s speeds.

The Switch 2 requires newer, faster microSD Express cards—the old SD cards you used with the original Switch won't work. Here's why, and some advice on which Express card to buy.

If you want to add more storage to your Nintendo Switch 2, you'll need a new microSD Express card. Here's what you should know before you buy one.