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The best SD card deals for your Nintendo Switch, Steam Deck and everything else

Save time and money by taking your entire gaming library with you on the go.

One of the best accessories to come by in recent years is the micro SD card. These tiny memory cards can reach up to a terabyte or two in capacity, which is enough for most people's whole gaming library.

Downloads from Nintendo's eShop are a really convenient way to save time by storing games directly onto a memory card. And with only 32GB of internal storage (or 64GB if you're lucky enough to have bagged an OLED Switch), you're going to be needing the extra space for the games and DLC you'll purchase. For example, Animal Crossing New Horizons takes up around 7GB of storage, whereas Metroid Dread is a little smaller at 4.5GB.

And if you're lucky to be getting your hands on a Steam Deck soon, with the size of PC games almost always in the tens of gigabytes, you'll also certainly be in need of an SD card. Here are some of the best deals right now on micro SD cards.

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There are a handful of other reliable manufacturers that make quality SD cards, with Samsung being a great alternative. However, at the time of writing, these SanDisk ones offer the best value per GB, and, more importantly, in stock. Global tech supply issues have affected memory cards, so if you're in the market for one, be sure to snap one up as soon as you see a deal.

We're constantly on the hunt for deals, so be sure to keep an eye out on our Jelly Deals Twitter feed. It's where we post details of games and accessories we find at discount prices, including info on PS5 and Xbox stock drops. And if you're looking to expand your gaming setup in other ways, check out our ultimate gaming gift guide.

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Emad Ahmed is a freelance writer covering games (among other things) and what they say about our world. His desk usually has one stack of unplayed games and another of unread books.
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