Nintendo Switch 2 1TB microSD Express card is back in stock at Amazon

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• 💨 The Lexar 1TB microSD Express card is back in stock on Amazon for $183.33 but is expected to sell out quickly

• 👍 It offers up to 900 MB/s read speeds and 600 MB/s write speeds, making it ideal for the Nintendo Switch 2

• 📆 Delivery is expected between July 18 and August 1, with potential delays until the next restock

• 🙌 The card is a popular choice for expanding system storage, especially for users with large game libraries or digital key-cards

Amazon: 1TB Lexar microSD Express card

One of the hardest Nintendo Switch 2 accessories to find since the console launched is finally back in the stock. The Lexar 1TB microSD Express card is available at Amazon for $183.33, but is expected to sell out soon.

If you’ve amassed a large library of digital games or even picked up some Nintendo Switch 2 physical editions that are digital key-cards, you’ll want to expand your system storage with a 1TB microSD Express card.

The problem is, it’s been extremely hard to find the higher capacity microSD Express cards in stock since the Nintendo Switch 2 released, which makes this Amazon restock alert one you won’t want to miss.

• Lexar 1TB microSD Express card at Amazon - $183.33

If you order a Lexar 1TB microSD Express card from Amazon you will have to wait a few weeks. Delivery is expected between July 18 and August 1, but you might be waiting even longer for the next restock.

One of the most popular Nintendo Switch 2 accessories has been a 256GB microSD Express card, simply because they’re the only ones available. And while that might double the Switch 2’s storage, you might wind up having to buy a bigger card in the future once it fills up.

The Lexar 1TB microSD Express card is one of the best microSD Express cards for Nintendo Switch 2 and offers up to 900 MB/s read speeds and 600 MB/s write speeds, making it an ideal choice for Switch 2. Hopefully we’ll see more 1TB microSD Express cards release in the future, and more stock of 512GB cards too.

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Adam Vjestica is The Shortcut’s Senior Editor. Formerly TechRadar’s Gaming Hardware Editor, Adam has also worked at Nintendo of Europe as a Content Marketing Editor, where he helped launch the Nintendo Switch. Follow him on X @ItsMrProducts.