[Switch2] 3 reasons why you'll miss out on SD cards if you don't know about them #shorts #Switch2

The first reason for choosing this card is the software capacity. The new game, Kirby Air Riders, requires 25GB of storage, and some people may already be running low on free space on their console. Some Switch 2 games can reach 50GB each, and purchasing all of the titles listed in the video could total over 700GB. Considering long-term gameplay, the console's storage capacity alone won't be enough, so it's a good idea to have a high-capacity microSD card on hand. Silicon Power's Hypera microSDXC™ Express Card series is available in 256GB, 512GB, and 1TB, making it ideal for long-term use. The next important factor is read/write speed. Unless you choose an SD card that supports the Switch 2's dedicated standard, loading and map switching will take time, reducing user experience. Silicon Power cards offer extremely fast speeds, with a maximum read speed of 880MB/s and write speed of 700MB/s, allowing for smooth launching of Mario Kart and switching maps in Zelda. Speed ​​is essential when choosing a card to reduce the stress of updates and startup. Additionally, you should pay attention to "repairs and save data." Switch 2 save data can only be stored on the console's memory and cannot be transferred to an SD card. If the console breaks down, repairs will cost 27,500 yen, and in some cases, save data may not be able to be saved. The original Switch lasted for over eight years, so it's expected that the Switch 2 will also be used for a long time. Therefore, it's important to use an SD card to reduce the burden on the console. Silicon Power's SD card for the Switch 2 comes with a 10-year warranty and is available in large capacities such as 512GB and 1TB. With a combination of capacity, speed, and warranty, it's a highly recommended option for those who plan to enjoy the Switch 2 for the long term. Provided by: Silicon Power Amazon: https://www.amazon.co.jp/dp/B0FQTTD67... Rakuten: https://item.rakuten.co.jp/silicon-po... IG: @siliconpower_tw   / tagged   FB: Silicon Power   / siliconpower   #SiliconPower #Hypera #Switch2 #Switch