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Save Up to 40% Off a Nintendo Switch 2 Memory Cards That We've Personally Tested and Vetted

Pick a Samsung P9 MicroSD Express card will double or triple your total Switch 2 storage.

Save Up to 40% Off a Nintendo Switch 2 Memory Cards That We've Personally Tested and Vetted

Looking to save money on a reliable Nintendo Switch 2 memory card? Amazon currently offers the Samsung P9 512GB Micro SDXC Express Card at a discounted price of $99.99, down from its original $150. The 256GB version is also available for $47.99, a significant reduction from its original $80 price tag. While these prices may not be the absolute lowest available, they represent excellent deals from a memory card that we've personally tested and found to be of high quality.

Keep in mind that the Nintendo Switch 2 comes with only 256GB of internal storage, which can fill up quickly. The Samsung P9 card offers transfer speeds of up to 800MB/s, making it significantly faster than standard microSD cards. Popular games like Final Fantasy 14 (117GB), Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade (90GB), and Cyberpunk 2077 (60GB) can quickly consume a significant portion of your storage space.

To make the most of your memory card, consider purchasing multiple cards or upgrading to a larger capacity. The IGN Deals team has been monitoring prices and testing products for over 30 years, and we're here to help you find the best deals. Follow our coverage by signing up for our newsletter, setting us as your preferred source in Google Shop, or connecting with us on social media.

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