How to insert a micro SD card in the Switch Once you’ve bought yourself a micro SD card, take your Switch and flip it on its back, putting it screen-side down.

Need to expand your Nintendo Switch storage capacity quickly and easily? Here's you can do so with a Micro SD card.

This page contains instructions for how to install an SD card and upgrade your system storage on Nintendo Switch. This process requires a Switch MicroSD card, ...

The Nintendo Switch supports additional microSD card storage but if your own console is not detecting or reading the SD card you insert, you’ll have to perform a number of troubleshooting steps ...

How To Use Multiple MicroSD Cards With The Nintendo Switch Players can avoid the need for costly high-capacity storage by swapping out a few of the microSD cards they already own.

Nintendo Switch screenshots can add up eventually, so why not auto-save them to a micro SD card?

Nintendo has finally added the ability to move Switch games from the system to your microSD card. Here's how you can do it.

The Nintendo Switch 2 is almost here, and if you’re jumping in early to play Mario Kart World or next-gen versions of Zelda then you’re probably on the lookout for accessories like a memory ...

Though the Nintendo Switch has onboard memory, you'll likely need a microSD card to store all your digital downloads. Here's how to choose the best one.

How to Transfer Screenshots from the Switch 1 to Switch 2 For this process, you must still have the MicroSD card that has your Nintendo Switch 1 media on it.

If you did not perform a System Transfer, its still possible to transfer over your screenshots and videos from the previous Nintendo Switch to the Switch 2 by using the older memory card.