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One of the most sought-after storage cards for Switch 2 owners is back in stock, though you'll want to act fast--it has a ...

You'll get plenty of extra storage area for games, photos, videos, and everything else you need to have for safekeeping.

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Following Nintendo's latest console release, fans are wondering if they can use a microSD card with Nintendo Switch 2. Although the answer is yes, users must be aware of a few important things.

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Nintendo’s Switch 2 uses microSD Express cards for storing games, not the kind that the original Switch uses. Buying one won’t be as cheap as you might hope.