Samsung’s high-speed MicroSD Express cards now under $50 for Nintendo Switch 2 users
Samsung’s P9 MicroSD Express cards, designed for high-speed storage on the Nintendo Switch 2, are currently on sale at discounted prices—$47.99 for the 256GB model and $99 for the 512GB version. These cards offer up to 800MB/s read speeds, ideal for storing large games, and are available at major retailers like Amazon and B&H Photo, with notable savings compared to their usual price range.
Samsung’s P9 MicroSD Express cards are optimized for devices supporting the MicroSD Express standard, including the Nintendo Switch 2 and select high-end handhelds like the Asus ROG Ally X20. With read speeds up to 800MB/s, they enable faster game loading and smoother performance, particularly beneficial for large titles. The 256GB model, now $47.99, offers significant savings compared to its usual $80 price, while the 512GB version is discounted from $150–$200 to $99, making high-capacity storage more accessible.
This price drop could make high-performance storage more attainable for casual and dedicated Switch 2 users, potentially increasing game accessibility and reducing hardware-related barriers to entry. As game sizes grow, affordable, fast storage may influence purchasing decisions and extend device longevity, especially for users who rely on expandable memory.