GoKawiilSamsung P9 MicroSD Express cards discounted to $47.99 and $99
Samsung's P9 MicroSD Express cards are on sale at Amazon and B&H Photo, with the 256GB version priced at $47.99 and the 512GB version at $99. Both prices remain above the cards' original launch prices, which the piece attributes to an ongoing memory shortage.
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The discount makes high-speed storage more accessible for Nintendo Switch 2 owners, whose games can range from 10GB to 60GB in size. The broader memory shortage pushing base prices higher suggests supply constraints are affecting accessory pricing across the industry, even as retailers offer temporary deals.
- 256GB P9 card now $47.99, down from its usual ~$80 price
- 512GB P9 card now $99, down from its typical $150-200 range
- MicroSD Express support is also arriving in devices like the Asus ROG Ally X20
Samsung P9 MicroSD Express Card 256GB — This card is purpose-built for the Switch 2's microSD Express slot, delivering fast load times and read speeds that standard microSD cards can't match. With modern games eating up 10-60GB each, the 256GB P9 gives you plenty of breathing room without breaking the bank at its current sale price.
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