The Nintendo Switch 2 premiered with notable upgrades, including support for faster microSD Express cards that enhance load times and storage performance. New 256GB cards from Samsung and SanDisk were highlighted. However, the console restricts compatibility to microSD Express, leaving the popular UHS-I cards unable to run games, which may lead to higher costs for storage expansion. Despite having 256GB from the start, the reliance on this new standard reduces user options. Overall, the Switch 2 aims to boost performance while introducing important storage changes.
The Nintendo Switch 2 supports faster microSD Express cards, significantly improving load times and storage performance, though only compatible with this new format.
The console is designed with built-in 256GB storage but using standard UHS-I microSD cards restricts game functionality, impacting expanded storage options.
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