In any case, 256GB is sufficient for the vast majority of users, especially in the era of cloud storage. Then, 512GB is probably enough even for power users. Now that you know the device lacks a ...

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 announced the "world’s first 1TB microSD Express card" specifically for the newly unveiled Nintendo Switch 2.Built on the new SD card standard that combines PCI Express 3.0 and NVMe 1. ...

Affordable storage in a tiny form factor. With 512GB of storage, that gives you tons of space for just about anything you might want to store. Yes, that includes videos, pictures, and other types ...

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 ...

When the Asus ROG Ally made its debut, the console was mired with issues such as appalling battery life and a suicidal ...

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.

The 256GB SD Express microSD card is 1.4 times faster than solid state drivers and promises to prevent overheating. These speeds could make on-device AI tasks faster.