Lexar 1TB PLAY micro SD Card, UHS-I, C10, U3, V30, A2, Full HD, 4K, Up To 160/100 MB/s microSDXC Memory Card, Expanded Storage for Nintendo-Switch 1, Gaming, Smartphones, Tablets (LMSPLAY001T-BNNNU)

I’m very impressed with the Lexar 1TB PLAY microSD card. It offers massive storage capacity, which is perfect for my needs—whether I’m using it for a Nintendo Switch, smartphone, tablet, or action camera. I've loaded it with games, 4K videos, and high-res photos, and it’s handled everything smoothly.Speed-wise, it performs great—fast read/write speeds with no lag or buffering. Transferring files is quick and hassle-free, and I’ve had no issues with performance or data corruption.It’s also great value for the price, especially considering it's from a trusted brand like Lexar. If you’re looking for a high-capacity, reliable microSD card, this one’s a no-brainer. Highly recommended!

Fits perfectly and runs my games on my Switch 2. Totally worth it, if you’re able to get microSD express cards before the prices jumped. I bought this super early in anticipation of Switch 2 launch. Glad I did. Holds all my legacy Switch games as well as new Mario Kart World. Load times are solid.

I got this MicroSD express card for use with my Nintendo Switch 2. I had wanted either a 512GB (which is what I'm writing the review on) or the even more rare 1TB version. I had been monitoring via a stock tracker app and it finally came online about 6 days before the launch of the Switch 2.I ordered it and it took just over a week and half to get to me, but I was able to install in my Switch2 and had no issues whatsoever.The item works just as described, is fast enough for the Switch2 requirements and isn't terribly expensive for what you're getting.I'll be looking for the 1TB version to purchase in the future, but definitely worth the price and I trust the product based on prior items I've had made by Lexar in the past that have lasted and seem to have been made with quality.

The Lexar 512GB PLAY microSDXC Memory Card is a game-changer for those who demand high-performance storage for their mobile devices, gaming consoles, and action cameras. With its generous capacity and reliable performance, this memory card offers an exceptional experience for storing and accessing digital content on the go.One of the standout features of this memory card is its massive 512GB capacity, providing ample space for storing a vast library of games, apps, photos, videos, and more. Whether you’re a avid gamer, content creator, or simply someone who needs extra storage for their mobile device, the Lexar PLAY microSDXC Memory Card has you covered.Furthermore, this memory card delivers fast and consistent performance, thanks to its Class 10 and UHS-I (U3) speed ratings. This means you can enjoy smooth gameplay, seamless video recording, and rapid file transfers without any lag or interruptions.The Lexar PLAY microSDXC Memory Card is also built to withstand the rigors of everyday use, with its durable construction and reliable design. Whether you’re exploring the great outdoors or gaming on the go, you can trust this memory card to keep your data safe and secure.Another highlight of this memory card is its compatibility with a wide range of devices, including smartphones, tablets, gaming consoles, and action cameras. This versatility makes it a versatile storage solution for users across different platforms and devices.Additionally, the Lexar PLAY microSDXC Memory Card comes with the added peace of mind of a limited lifetime warranty, providing assurance of its quality and reliability.Overall, the Lexar 512GB PLAY microSDXC Memory Card is a top choice for anyone in need of high-capacity, high-performance storage for their mobile devices and gaming consoles. With its generous capacity, fast speeds, and durable design, it offers an excellent value proposition for users who demand the best in storage technology.

I was able to secure one of these 1TB bad boys soon after the April 2nd Switch 2 Direct. I have a 1TB microSDXC in my Switch, and with this 1TB microSDXC Express beast (well, for now—1TB is already becoming "quaint" in some circles) the transfer over to my Switch 2 was smooth and seamless—especially with the 256GB already on board the Switch 2!NOTE: Remember, a microSDXC Express (or microSDXC EX) is required for the Switch 2. A microSDXC will not work in a Switch 2, even to run Switch games.After nearly a month of playing my Switch 2 every day, I have had zero issues running games from this card—it cruises along like a champ! It hits Nintendo's required specifications, and the load times are blazing—as expected when compared to some of those atrocious Switch load times.The sticking point is, of course, the price. Ringing up at a wallet-busting $200, a 1TB card is not for everyone at this point. If I had not been saving for the Switch 2 for six months AND had not received a decent bonus from my job back in March, it would not have been for me, either. However, even with the extra space on the Switch 2 internally, I wanted my Switch 2's expanded memory to have as much space as my Switch. So I bit the bullet, and at least for me, it was worth it. (That extra space on the Switch 2 is now really extra space!)If you have the financial bandwidth, this card is a great "set it and forget it" Switch 2 expanded storage solution for probably the next few years. This was the case for 1TB during the entire Switch generation—I would never even think about storage space when I picked up a game from the eShop. I expect similar results with this card for the foreseeable future, even with Switch 2 games being larger and Game Key Cards being a thing for some reason.

Great value it is 1TB depends on how you format it. My issue is if I burn an image it doesn't work correct. I think its how the file system is set up. My 1TB image works great on the San disk extreme 1TB but not on the lexar 1TB. I haven't tried the Samsung one but I do like that sd brand.