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SanDisk microSDXC card for Nintendo Switch for under £18
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TL;DR: The Nintendo-licensed SanDisk microSDXC UHS-I Card is available for just £17.99, saving you £23 on list price.
We are always told, from a young age, that good things come in small packages. We kind of thought that this was just a clever parental trick, but now we’re not so sure.
The Nintendo-licensed SanDisk microSDXC UHS-I Card might be small, but it has a big impact. This device instantly adds up to 128GB of additional space, with transfer rates of up to 100MB/s. That means you can load games quickly, and store digital games and additional content in one place to play anywhere.
The SanDisk microSDXC card for Nintendo Switch is now available for just £17.99 in the Amazon Prime Day sale. This device is usually listed at £40.99, saving you a massive £23. That’s better than half-price, by the way.
Check out SanDisk for dependable, high-performance storage for your Nintendo Switch.
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