The Gigastone 256GB Micro SD Card is an excellent Nintendo Switch memory card choice. The 256GB version offers enough storage to play many games while keeping the price reasonable.

Note: the shipping time is a bit delayed for this item, and it has slipped by one day since I started writing this article.

Generally speaking, most Nintendo Switch games are about 10 GB, so with the addition of a 1 TB microSD Card, you can add almost 100 brand-new games to your console's memory.

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Switch 2-ready SanDisk microSD Express Cards are on sale for Prime Day, which keen fans best grab for new high-speed storage while stock lasts.

So take advantage of this timely deal and get yourself the 256GB SanDisk Nintendo Switch microSD card on sale before the Switch 2 launches. (Other themes are also on sale, but not at this price.

At $59, it might still on the expensive side for some, and that's totally understandable, but you're not going to find any other Switch 2-compatible SD card this cheap right now.

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Available in 128GB and 256GB, perfect for storing more AAA titles on your Nintendo Switch 2. Backwards compatible with UHS-I and UHS-II devices and built for durability and thermal efficiency.

The Legend of Zelda SanDisk 1TB micro-SD card is discounted down to just $99.99 (was $150) for 33% or 50$ off the MSRP – a lowest-ever price for Black Friday.