512GB SanDisk Micro SDXC Card for Nintendo Switch - Only $21.53

Looking to expand the storage capacity of your Nintendo Switch, Steam Deck, or ASUS ROG Ally? We've found an incredible deal on a highly-rated SanDisk memory card that you won't want to miss. Walmart is currently offering the 512GB SanDisk ImageMate Pro Micro SDXC Card for just $21.53, and it comes with an SD card adapter. Despite its budget-friendly price, this card is one of the fastest Micro SD cards available, making it perfect for your gaming handhelds.

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512GB SanDisk ImageMate Pro Micro SDXC Card for $21.53

SanDisk ImageMate Pro 512GB Micro SDXC Card

Originally priced at $49.99, you can now save 57% and get it for just $21.53 at Walmart. If you're building a digital game library, you're likely aware of the limited storage on the Nintendo Switch. The Switch and Switch OLED models come with 32GB and 64GB of internal storage, respectively, with some space reserved for the operating system. Games like Tears of the Kingdom (16GB), Monster Hunter Rise (20GB), Breath of the Wild (13.5GB), and Persona 5 Royal (14GB) can quickly eat up that space. With only one memory card slot available on the Switch, opting for the largest card you can afford is wise, though most users won't need more than 1TB of additional storage.

The SanDisk ImageMate Pro is compatible with virtually any device that supports the Micro SDXC card standard, including the Nintendo Switch, Steam Deck, and ASUS ROG Ally. It outperforms the average Micro SDXC card with a speed rating of U3 / A2 / V30, offering up to 200MBps sustained read speeds and 140MBps sustained write speeds. This makes it an excellent choice for devices requiring fast and high-capacity transfers, such as smartphones, 4K DSLRs, or action cameras.

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This card won't be compatible with the Nintendo Switch 2

Please note that this card will not work with the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2, which will require the newer Micro SD Express card format. If you're planning ahead for the Switch 2 release, you can find a few options already available for purchase on Amazon.

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