There's a reason why some SD cards have a tiny switch on the side. It's actually there to help protect the data onboard, but ...

Lexar has debuted the "World's First 1TB microSD Express Card" with its new Play Pro model and it is specifically for the ... Form Factor: SD 7.1. Dimensions: 11mm x 15mm x 1mm / 0.43" x 0.59 ...

Fans of clamshell-like foldable phones rejoice. Today, Samsung officially launched the Galaxy Z Flip 7 (pre-order here), ...

There are several storage options for each Pro Ultimate form factor: 64GB, 128GB, 256GB, and 512GB for the full-sized SD cards; 128GB, 256GB, and 512GB for the microSD versions.

A good UHS-I card is quick enough for most people’s needs, and the Lexar Professional Silver Plus is the best value of the ones we’ve tested. Paired with Lexar’s USB card reader, it ...

If are you, you’ll need a microSD Express card, which is the type that the Switch 2 will use. The console supports up to 2 TB, though 1 TB is the highest capacity currently available at stores.

New microSD Express cards needed as Switch 2 won't support regular microSD cards. Lexar's PLAY PRO card boasts up to 900MB/s read and 600MB/s write speeds. Features backward compatibility ...

MicroSD Express cards were introduced in 2018 along with a new standard that allows much faster data transfer speeds, but there's a catch. Here's what we know.

It’s worth noting that a SanDisk 1.5TB microSD card, which launched just 3 months ago, will currently set you back $150. So expect any upcoming 2TB cards to be significantly more expensive.

Nintendo’s Switch 2 uses microSD Express cards for storing games, not the kind that the original Switch uses. Buying one won’t be as cheap as you might hope.

microSD Express cards have a read speed of up to 800 MB/s and are ideal for transferring large amounts of data quickly. For a console such as the Switch 2, it’s also recommended that the card ...