NVNT has designed a microSD Express to M.2 NVMe adapter (SDEX2M2) for the Nintendo Switch 2 or other devices supporting ...

So why would you want to add an SSD to a Nintendo Switch 2? First, because it’s a cool hack. But second, it’s probably ...

Thankfully, since the Switch 2 has 256GB of built-in storage, you most likely won’t need a microSD Express card immediately ...

The officially licensed microSD Express Cards, like this Samsung 256GB SD card, are the best options for you if you want to ...

microSD Express cards offer speeds of up to 985 MB/s, thanks to their use of PCIe Gen 3 and NVMe interfaces – the same tech found in modern SSDs. That’s nearly ten times faster than the 104 MB/s limit ...

Legacy microSD cards rely on traditional SD protocols with 8-pin configurations. At max, they deliver 104 MB/s speeds. MicroSD Express vastly improves upon this with PCIe Gen 3.0 and NVMe ...

We've known since the Direct that Switch 2 will only work with microSD Express cards if you want to expand the console's ...

The enclosure delivers faster transfer speeds than Satechi’s Mac Mini hub. ...

When Nintendo announced the Switch 2, it said that the console only supports expansion through MicroSD Express cards ... PCIe is the same interface that faster NVMe SSDs use, and unlocks much ...

Don’t go expecting a MicroSD Express card to be as fast as the NVMe SSDs in handheld gaming PCs, though. While the full-sized SD Express cards can come close, with read speeds up to 3,940MB ...