SanDisk
SanDisk 256GB microSDXC Memory Card
A 256 GB microSDXC card rated Class 10 UHS-I with up to 100 MB/s read and 90 MB/s write speeds
- TypemicroSDXC
- 256 GB capacity stores a large game library
- Up to 100 MB/s read speed cuts loading times
- Up to 90 MB/s write speed records gameplay smoothly
- Class 10 rating guarantees minimum 10 MB/s performance
- Officially licensed for Nintendo Switch ensures full compatibility
Licensed Nintendo Switch storage
The SanDisk 256GB microSDXC card is an officially licensed accessory designed specifically for the Nintendo Switch console. It provides a substantial 256GB of capacity to store a large library of digital games, save files, and downloadable content without constant space management.
UHS-I Class 10 performance
The card uses a UHS-I interface rated at Class 10, delivering read speeds up to 100MB/s and write speeds up to 90MB/s. This specification reduces game loading times and supports smooth gameplay transitions directly from the card.
Speed ceiling for demanding titles
The UHS-I bus caps maximum throughput, so the card cannot saturate faster interfaces or match the sustained write performance required by higher-bitrate recording formats. Buyers needing faster random I/O for non-Switch devices should note this inherent interface limit.
Highlights
- 256 GB capacity stores a large game library
- Up to 100 MB/s read speed cuts loading times
- Up to 90 MB/s write speed records gameplay smoothly
- Class 10 rating guarantees minimum 10 MB/s performance
- Officially licensed for Nintendo Switch ensures full compatibility
Specifications
| Brand | SanDisk |
|---|---|
| Type | microSDXC |
| Shipping weight | 0.09 kg |
| Package size | 152 × 102 × 5 mm |
Questions about this item
What UHS speed class does the 256GB microSDXC card use and what read speed does it cap at?
The card uses UHS-I with Class 10, delivering read speeds up to 100MB/s and write speeds up to 90MB/s.
What physical slot size does the SanDisk 256GB card require in the console?
It fits the microSDXC slot on the Nintendo Switch; no adapter is needed for the console's native slot.
How do you install the card in a Nintendo Switch and what step do people often miss?
Power off the console, open the kickstand, insert the card label-side up until it clicks, then format it in System Settings before use.
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