SanDisk’s 1TB Nintendo Switch microSD card hits new all-time low at $73, more from $14

New low $73
Image showing a person holding SanDisk 1TB memory card.

As part of its Black Friday Week deals, Amazon is offering SanDisk’s 1TB 100MB/s Pokémon Snorlax Edition microSDXC card for $72.99 shipped. This is regularly a $150 memory card, which is now seeing an impressive 51% or a $77 discount for Black Friday. With more in savings than what you have to pay for it today, this Nintendo Switch memory card is down to its lowest price today. Head below for more details along with deals on more microSD cards.

This 1TB microSD card is officially licensed for Nintendo Switch, meaning it’s been tested and approved by Nintendo to work perfectly with their handheld console. It offers read and write speeds of up to 100MB/s and 90MB/s, respectively, and is available in different capacities ranging from 64GB to 1TB. They all ship in different colors and are designed after Nintendo Switch games and characters.

If you’d rather not pay the Snorlax tax on this model then you can also snag a bunch of other memory cards that will work with Nintendo’s console. We’ve highlighted some of our discounted favorites below.

SanDisk 1TB official licensed Nintendo Switch microSDXC card features:

  • OFFICIALLY LICENSED. All cards are designed, tested, and approved for use with Nintendo Switch systems.
  • ICONIC DESIGN. Varying by capacity up to 1TB, each card includes an all-time favorite Pokémon with vibrant background colors. (1TB=1,000,000,000,000 bytes. Actual user storage less.)
  • EXPANSIVE STORAGE. Store your favorite games on a single card instead of deleting and redownloading.
  • TRAIN ON THE GO. Keep your card in your Nintendo Switch system, so you can play anywhere, any time.
  • SANDISK SUPPORT. Enjoy your games uninterrupted with ultra-reliable performance.

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