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The 256GB Nintendo Switch 2 Memory Card Drops to the Lowest Price I've Ever Seen

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The 256GB Nintendo Switch 2 Memory Card Drops to the Lowest Price I've Ever Seen

Woot has announced an incredibly low price for a 256GB Nintendo Switch 2 memory card, currently available for $35.19 after applying a 20% off coupon. For Amazon Prime members, the deal includes free shipping, while non-Prime users will pay an extra $5 for delivery. The card is described as being in new condition, unused, and shipped in generic bulk packaging rather than the original retail packaging.

It's important to note that the Switch 2 console only accepts MicroSD Express cards, which are faster than standard MicroSD cards. With this new card, gamers can store and play larger games, such as Final Fantasy 14 (117GB) and Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade (90GB). Current onboard storage on the Switch 2 is 256GB, which can be doubled with this memory card.

For those needing even more storage, Newegg offers a 512GB MicroSD Express Memory Card for $94.99 with free shipping. This is $5 cheaper than ordering directly from Newegg and $15 cheaper than purchasing from Amazon.

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