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The official 512GB Switch 2 SD card is on sale, but you're better off picking up this Samsung model instead
The article recommends against purchasing the officially licensed Super Mario 512GB microSD Express Card for the Nintendo Switch 2, despite its sale price. It suggests opting for a cheaper, technically faster Samsung 512GB model instead, saving users $50 while offering comparable real-world performance.
The best SD cards for Nintendo Switch, explained
This guide explains the best microSD cards for Nintendo Switch, Switch Lite, and Switch OLED, noting that prices have increased due to AI data centers. It recommends sticking to reputable brands like SanDisk, Samsung, and Lexar, with Samsung's 512 GB option being a good balance of storage and price. The article also suggests splitting game collections between physical and digital to save space, listing several large-capacity games that benefit from physical purchase.
SanDisk finally launched a 1 TB microSD Express Card, but it'll cost you almost as much as the Switch 2 to get one
SanDisk has launched a 1TB microSD Express Card, compatible with the Nintendo Switch 2, priced at $359.99. This high cost, nearly matching the console's MSRP, is highlighted as a significant drawback, with competitors like Lexar and PNY offering similar capacities at lower prices. The card features PCIe Gen 3-NVMe interface for read speeds up to 880MB/s and includes durability features.
SanDisk is celebrating 30 years of Pokemon with Mew and Mewtwo edition drives, and gaming storage has never looked cuter
SanDisk is celebrating 30 years of Pokemon by releasing limited edition Mew and Mewtwo themed USB-C flash drives and portable SSDs. The Mew edition drive comes in 128GB, while the Mewtwo edition is available in 500GB and 1TB capacities. These collectible storage devices are available for purchase directly from SanDisk.
Kioxia Exceria Pro G2 NVMe SSD review
The Kioxia Exceria Pro G2 NVMe SSD offers solid, dependable performance with good sequential speeds and 4K numbers, but it falls short of topping performance charts and can run a bit hot. While its hardware, featuring the Silicon Motion SM2508 controller and Kioxia's BiCS8 TLC NAND, is promising, its real-world results and in-game loading times are slower than some contemporaries, making it a drive of its time that leaves questions about its value and availability.
PNY has launched its back to school savings, but gamers shouldn't ignore this Switch 2 SD card deal
PNY is offering discounts on its storage products, including a 256GB microSD Express card for the Nintendo Switch, priced at $49.99. While the discount is small, it makes it one of the cheapest options for that storage capacity, especially with games like Final Fantasy XIV requiring significant space. Alternative 128GB cards are also available at a reduced price.
SanDisk's new Optimus line provides more storage options for Xbox players with its new up to 2TB expansion cards
SanDisk has unveiled its new Optimus GX C50 Storage Expansion Cards for Xbox Series X/S, offering 512GB, 1TB, and 2TB capacities. These cards are designed to work with Xbox's Velocity Architecture and Quick Resume technology, providing an alternative to existing options from Seagate and Western Digital. Pricing starts at $109.99 for the 512GB model, with the 1TB and 2TB versions priced at $199.99 and $339.99 respectively.
Nintendo has unveiled new 'build your own' custom Switch 2 bundles that include a free cute Pokemon accessory…
Nintendo has launched new custom 'build your own' bundles for the Nintendo Switch in Europe, starting at £395.99. These bundles allow customers to select the console, a game, a Nintendo Switch Online membership, and a free accessory, such as a Gengar controller or a 256GB SD card. While a similar 'Choose Your Game' bundle is available in the US for $499, it does not include a free accessory.
Sandisk (SNDK) Q4 FY26 earnings results beat revenue & EPS expectations
Sandisk exceeded Wall Street's revenue and earnings-per-share expectations for its fourth fiscal quarter of 2026, reporting $8.97 billion in revenue and $39.25 EPS. The company's performance was driven by its Solid State Drive products and its role in providing infrastructure hardware for the AI market. Despite beating estimates, Sandisk stock saw a decline in after-hours trading.
Western Digital (WDC) Q4 2026 earnings results beat revenue and EPS expectations
Western Digital reported its fourth-quarter fiscal year 2026 earnings, exceeding revenue and EPS expectations with $3.75 billion in revenue and $3.56 per share. Despite beating financial targets and showing 44 percent year-over-year growth, the company's stock saw a decline in after-hours trading. SanDisk also released its quarterly earnings on the same day.
The world's smallest USB drive has more storage than an iPhone 17
SanDisk's Extreme Fit USB drive is highlighted for offering significant storage capacity in a compact form factor. The article suggests its value proposition in a market where storage space is a key consideration.
NAND and HBM have been merged into a dorky megazord for datacenters by Sandisk and SK hynix
SK hynix and Sandisk have unveiled High Bandwidth Flash (HBF), a new memory technology merging High Bandwidth Memory (HBM) and NAND capabilities for data centers. HBF aims to provide high-speed data transfer with expanded capacity, leveraging an open standard via the Open Compute Project and the Universal Chiplet Interconnect Express (UCIe) interface. This development comes amidst a growing demand for AI infrastructure and ongoing memory supply shortages.
Splatoon Raiders only demands 13.1 GB of storage, but these Switch 2 microSD Express card savings can help if…
Splatoon Raiders requires 13.1 GB of storage on the Nintendo Switch 2, prompting a discussion about microSD card savings. The article highlights deals on PNY, Samsung, and SanDisk microSD Express cards in 256GB, 512GB, and 1TB capacities, noting that prices have fluctuated due to SSD costs.
The seven best anti-Prime Day deals we can find in the UK and US — no Amazon required
This article highlights seven non-Amazon deals available in the UK and US during Prime Day, focusing on gaming peripherals and tech accessories. Featured items include SteelSeries Arctis GameBuds, a Ugreen power bank, Corsair PSU, Logitech keyboard, Razer mouse, SanDisk MicroSD card, and an LG OLED gaming monitor, with discounts available from various retailers.
SanDisk's latest Optimus gaming SSDs start at $799 MSRP for the 2 TB model and you don't even get Gen 5 speeds…
SanDisk has launched its new Optimus gaming SSDs for PC and consoles, with the 2 TB model starting at a $799 MSRP, despite only offering PCIe Gen 4 speeds. The drives are officially licensed for the Asus ROG Xbox Ally and Sony PlayStation 5, but their high prices are criticized as being significantly more expensive than comparable or even faster PCIe Gen 5 drives available on the market.
SanDisk has launched a new 8TB PS5 SSD, and its price is just as eye-watering as you'd expect
SanDisk has launched its officially licensed Optimus GX PRO 850P SSD for PlayStation 5, with an 8TB model priced at $2,959.99, significantly higher than previous comparable drives. While lower capacity options are available starting at $379.99, the high cost of the 8TB version is highlighted as being more expensive than multiple PlayStation 5 consoles.
SanDisk's new 8TB PS5 SSD costs more than three times as much as the PS5 Pro
SanDisk has released a new 8TB Optimus GX Pro 850P SSD for the PlayStation 5, priced at nearly $3,000. This high-capacity storage solution costs more than three times the price of the upcoming PlayStation 5 Pro console.
SanDisk's officially-licensed PlayStation 5 SSDs cost more than the console itself - even a PS5 Pro
SanDisk has released officially-licensed NVMe SSDs for the PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 5 Pro, which also work on PCs. The drives range in price from $380 for 1TB up to $2,960 for 8TB, with even the base model costing more than a standard PS5. These high prices are attributed to a global memory and storage crisis exacerbated by AI-driven data center demand.
How About a New PS5 SSD Upgrade? That'll Be $3,000
SanDisk has released new 8TB SSDs compatible with the PlayStation 5 and PS5 Pro, with prices reaching up to $2,960. These prices represent a significant increase compared to similar SSDs from less than a year ago, a trend impacting various gaming consoles including Xbox Series X|S and the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2.
NAND flash makers earned a record $46 billion in revenues over the first quarter of 2026, a shocking 3.5 times more than…
NAND flash makers achieved record revenues of $46 billion in Q1 2026, driven primarily by the demand for enterprise-grade SSDs in AI data centers. This surge in demand has led to significantly higher prices for gaming SSDs and other storage devices, with projections indicating continued price increases due to limited production capacity.
