You would think that with all of their fancy, new technology, the newest generation of consoles would have adequate storage space. But you’d be wrong. And while you can never have too many games on your Switch, you can absolutely run out of room. So what can you do to stop capping your Switch’s storage?
You expand that piddly internal 32GB of storage with a 400GB beast of a microSD card, is what.
There’s a cracking deal on offer today for Switch fans who can’t get enough games on their console. You can grab a 400GB SanDisk MicroSD card for a nice $75, which should cover just about every game you’d ever want to download on the Switch. That’s over half off of the RRP.
It’s by far and away one of the best deals you’ll get on upgradable storage.
If you’re the kind of person who prefers the faster speed of the SanDisk Extreme Pro microSD cards, those are on sale too. The 400GB card is going for $156.86, instead of closer to $220, saving yourself around $60.
The faster microSD card is worth considering too if you’re an Android user with upgradeable storage, since those require microSD cards. But if you’re just interested in upgrading your Switch’s storage capacity, then the SanDisk Ultra 400GB should do the trick just nicely.
I’ve had a 512GB for awhile now. Still regularly deleting stuff to make room. Send help.
There’s a 1TB Extreme Pro. I ah, may have slipped and bought it after I was having issues fitting with the 256GB card.
Jesus Christ isn’t that basically the cost of the whole Switch
Thankfully I got mine BNIB from someone suffering buyers regret on eBay for $330, but yeah, you can buy a switch for the price of one.
I’ve been using a 200GB card and hadn’t really run into many issues with space until recently (I keep buying shit and leaving it installed), so double that space for $80? Yeah, I’m interested…
Considering a bunch of the Amazon reviews say the card is fake and is only 32gb, I’m going to pass on this “deal.” Maybe those reviews are wrong or fake. But I’m not taking that chance.
I’ve just swapped over the listing to one sold direct by Amazon and not some other seller. I hadn’t seen that in the update today, so apologies, but check it again and you should find that it’s OK now. (It’s the same microSD card I use in my Switch, so shouldn’t be a problem.)