Don't wait! This Samsung Nintendo Switch 2 accessory doubles your console's storage, and it's just $44 right now

Samsung P9 microSD Express Card next to a Nintendo switch 2 console lit by RBG lighting
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The Nintendo Switch 2 comes with 256GB of storage built-in. That might sound like a lot (especially considering the original Nintendo Switch shipped with just 32GB storage,) but those digital game downloads stack up fast and eat up a ton of space.

There's a simple way to add more storage space to your console, and that's with a microSD Express Card. Samsung's 256GB card is currently on sale with $10 off, and it'll double your Nintendo Switch 2's storage! All that storage for less than the cost of a new Nintendo Switch 2 game like Mario Kart World isn't bad.

Samsung P9 microSD Express Card (256GB)
Samsung P9 microSD Express Card (256GB): was $54 now $44 at Amazon

An essential Nintendo Switch 2 accessory, this microSD Express Card gets you more storage for digital games! The Samsung P9 microSD Express Card offers 256GB of space with up to 800 MB/s transfer speeds, and it's built for Nintendo Switch 2. You won't sacrifice performance to get more space, and this deal makes it a much more comfortable price.

Video game file sizes just continue to get bigger, so the Nintendo Switch 2's default storage of 256GB really isn't a lot to work with. For example, I've been wanting to pick up the gritty action RPG Cyberpunk 2077 since it launched on Nintendo Switch 2, but it takes up a hefty 60.6 GB — with everything that's already stored on my console, I simply don't have enough space. That's when a microSD Express card comes in to save the day.

In addition to game downloads, you'll also need space on your console for save data, screenshots and videos. Basically, a microSD Express card is one of those essential accessories that I recommend every Nintendo Switch 2 owner get. (And you need a microSD Express card specifically, as a regular microSD unfortunately won't work with the Nintendo Switch 2.)

And while you'll be paying for the privilege of more space, this is also a sneaky way to save money on video games in the long run. Digital game sales are generally a lot cheaper than buying physical copies, especially during big sales events. So you'll want to make sure you have room for all those great titles once Black Friday comes around.

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Millie Davis-Williams

Millie is a Deals Editor at Tom's Guide specializing in deals content. She also covers the latest tech news and and creates how-to articles about everything from phones, streaming devices, and headphones to apps and video games. In her spare time, she enjoys reading, gaming on her Nintendo Switch and creating digital art.

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