SanDisk 1TB microSDXC card for Nintendo Switch – Nintendo
SanDisk 1TB microSDXC card for Nintendo Switch – Nintendo Licensed Produc
The Legend Continues
Store More, Carry Less
With the SanDisk microSDXC for Nintendo Switch Systems, you’re able to keep your favorite digital games in one place so you’re ready for game time anytime.
Legal Disclaimers
(1) Up to 100MB/s read speed; up to 90MB/s write speed. Based on internal testing; performance may be lower depending upon host device interface, usage conditions and other factors. 1MB = 1,000,000 bytes.
(2) 30 year war ranty in Germany, Canada, and regions not recognizing lifetime war ranty. See official war ranty page on SanDisk site. [RJ1]
(3) 1TB=1,000,000,000,000 bytes. Actual user storage less.
SanDisk and the SanDisk logo are registered marks or marks of Western Digital Corporation or its affiliates in the US and/or other countries. The microSDXC mark and logo are marks of SD-3C, LLC. Licensed by Nintendo. All other marks are the property of their respective owners. Product specifications subject to change without notice. Pictures shown may vary from actual products.
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[RJ1]If Amazon does now allow the term ‘war ranty’ in your region, then use the disclaimer “See official SanDisk website for details”
| Weight: | 4.54 g |
| Dimensions: | 0.1 x 1.5 x 1.09 cm; 4.54 Grams |
| Brand: | SanDisk |
| Model: | SDSQXAO-1T00-GN6ZN |
| Colour: | Black |
| Batteries Included: | No |
| Manufacture: | SanDisk |
| Dimensions: | 0.1 x 1.5 x 1.09 cm; 4.54 Grams |
A must for the switch
This is definitely what you need if you have a few games from the estore, I’ll be upgrading to a 1tb card at some point due to the space but it you mainly use carts and just have the card for the updates then this will be perfec
Infernal packing
As other SanDisk mini SD cards, this one comes in the hard plastic blister mounted in as card. Scissors or a modelling knife needed to get at it.
I realise why they do this, but it is a real nuisance.
Muy buena
Mi consola OLED ya n me arroja errores al descargar juegos, los que n corran ahora ya funcionan sin problema y la transferencia de datos de memoria interna a SD es muy rpida, definitivamente es una buena compra
Un salvavidas
Un producto recomendado para todos los dueos de un switch y ms apara los fans de zelda ,yo siendo de aquellos que tiene el 90% de sus juegos descargados, es indispensable, aunque el pedido se retraso un poco
This memory card works great looks good I bought it for my legend of Zelda switch OLED just to keep the theme going, but as a 1TB memory card you only have 800 in something gig out of it. Now I have a 1TB giga stone for my games as well I know I know I have a lot of games for my switch, but the reason why I have them is to try different one terabyte to see which one is best value for your money and the gigastone is definitely better value for your money because I would have 900 in something gigs out of it and I’m hearing that there is even cheaper 1TB options on Amazon that is a third of the price of this one and even gives you more memory. No, I bought this again because I had the legend of Zelda OLED switch and I wanted to keep the theme going on it like I said earlier and the SanDisk works great, but there are better options out there and this is coming from somebody who owns a lot of Sandisk products no I don’t have any issues with it but it is a little upsetting when you spend almost 130 or 140 bucks on a memory card when I could’ve bought three for the price of one and got more memory or I could’ve got a giga stone memory card and had 40 bucks left over at the time of purchase but again this is still a good product and I’m sure that the longevity will be good and the performance seems to be doing very well. It is a little slower on loading when it’s full but once it’s going, it works really well and I have not had any issues with it yet and I have played probably about 30 games on it so far and no hiccups. Like I said it’s just a little slow switching in between games since I have it completely full I use the switches on board memory for the save data. But with my giga stone, I never had any issues with that and it never lagged in load time there were larger games that did take a little longer to load but for the most part, I never had a single problem and it worked great. My device would be do your research on a different memory card I recommend giga stone since they’re tried and true, but there are other options that are way more affordable but I do not know on longevity or performance. I do know that they work just don’t know if it’s going to be good enough to be playing switch games or high definition movies or photos or anything like that I don’t know if it’s 4K but if you are like me and just wanted to keep the theme going and don’t plan on switching out the memory card and just want to be a big nerd like myself, then yes by this thing it’s good it looks great. Love the little design on it , the artwork on the package is perfect and I would buy another one in a heartbeat just to have as a display and I would even buy another one just to use but I prefer performance over design and practicality over design like I said before I only bought this, just because it’s SanDisk and the design matches the system And it was the right memory size that I wanted so with all that being said, I would highly recommend looking somewhere else to purchase your memory card because losing almost 100 gig is kind of a big deal. This should be around 920 or 960 gig not 860 something as you know 100 gig can mean nine more games or maybe a little bit more but yes, I do know that you can only play one game at a time but I don’t want to waste time constantly downloading my digital games I want to download them and be done not the finishing game deleting it and then re-downloading at a later time just like physical copies I just wanted there to play whenever I feel like it so now I have to buy another memory card just to finish downloading the other 50 or so games that I have which I was going to have to do anyway, but I would just recommend buying something else
Before you purchase, ask yourself a few questions:
* Do you have a base Nintendo Switch model, or an OLED model (with larger on-board storage)?
* Are you buying mostly physical games, or mostly digital (as this is an expansion you might need)?
* How big is your game library, or how big do you intend it to get (in which case get a bigger card)?
With a 64GB card on an original Switch model, I personally am a mostly physical gamer, meaning most of my games are on a cartridge with the saves being saved on the console, but I’ve managed to expand beyond the console’s abilities to allow myself a couple of blockbuster games to be playable straight off the card.
64GB gets you, along with a snazzy Triforce logo on the card, a reasonable expansion of your base Switch console, several full game downloads, plus captured screenshots and videos from your playthroughs.
Memory juggling does come into play if you overdo this modest capacity – and that’s the key word. Just remember – there’s no special optimisation here for Switch – no quicker read speeds or file systems – it’s just a Triforce emblazoned micro SD.
Overall it’s up to the Switch owners to pick this over a 128GB card or more based on gaming style and intensity. But I’m still good with a physical to digital ratio of maybe 70/30.