SanDisk's officially licensed Nintendo Switch 128GB microSD card is currently selling for $25, representing a saving of $9.
Grab this SanDisk 128GB Memory Card for Just $25, Tailor-Made for Nintendo Switch for Ultimate Compatibility
For a limited time only, you can pick up a brand new SanDisk 128GB microSD card which is tailor-made for the Nintendo Switch. This is an officially licensed product, meaning it offers compatibility unlike any other product on the market. Essentially, it doesn't get any better than this, and with the added limited time discount, it actually does.
Nintendo-licensed Memory card for the Nintendo Switch system
Instantly add up to 128GB of additional space
Transfer rates up to 100MB/s(1) tp load games fast
Store digital games and additional content in one place to play anywhere
Limited lifetime manufacturer warranty
If you constantly find yourself running out of space on your Switch then it's fairly obvious that you need a memory upgrade. But on any other regular day, you have to pay at least $35 if you want to add 128GB of extra storage to your console. Today, things are a little easier on the wallet.
This particular card offers speeds of up to 100MB/s, meaning your games will load instantly every single time. Backed by a lifetime of warranty, you can rest assured that if something does go wrong, SanDisk will have your back.
There are no special discount codes you should know of, or any coupons that need clipping. Just add the card to your cart and. checkout as you normally would. It's as simple as that.
Buy SanDisk 128GB MicroSDXC UHS-I Memory Card for Nintendo Switch - Was $35, now just $25
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