To insert an SD card into your Nintendo Switch, you'll need to lift up the Switch's kickstand, which is on the back of the device.

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.

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.

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

The only type of SD card that works on a Nintendo Switch is a microSD card, which is smaller than a normal SD card.

No, SD cards for the standard Switch models will not work with the new Switch 2. You're going to need a MicroSD Express card if you want to expand the storage on the Switch 2.

With the Nintendo Switch games getting bigger, you may want to consider expanding your storage. Here is a list of the best SD cards for the Nintendo Switch.

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 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 ...

The Switch is a portable gaming device, but carrying around its game cartridges sucks. Here are our recommendations for the best Nintendo Switch SD cards.