Samsung P9 512GB microSD Express card drops to $99.99 for Switch 2
Amazon cuts the price of the high-performance card by 33%, matching its original MSRP before a flash shortage drove prices up.
What to know
- Amazon is offering the Samsung P9 512GB microSD Express card at $99.99, a 33% discount from its typical $149.99 price and the lowest price in three months.
- The card delivers sequential read speeds up to 800 MB/s and write speeds around 300 MB/s, optimized for Nintendo Switch 2's performance demands.
- The deal occurs amid an ongoing flash shortage that has driven up storage device prices across the market, making this discount rare.
- The card is durable for portable gaming and backward compatible with microSD UHS-I devices beyond the Switch 2.
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CNET amplifies the deal ahead of Prime Day
CNET reports the Samsung P9 Express card is $50 off and designed specifically for Nintendo Switch 2, highlighting its 800 MB/s read speeds and durability features like water and temperature resistance, with backward compatibility to microSD UHS-I devices.
“Delivering sequential read speeds up to 800MB/s, this card helps reduce load times and gets you into games faster.”
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Expand Your Nintendo Switch 2 Storage With Samsung’s Discounted P9 Express Card Ahead of Prime Day https://www. cnet.com/deals/samsung-p9-expr ess-microsdxc-express-memory-card-512gb-deal/?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub Posted into Tech Tips 📱💻📡 @ tech-tips-cnet
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Samsung P9 512GB microSD Express card discounted to $99.99 on Amazon
Amazon has slashed 33% off the Samsung P9 512GB microSD Express card, bringing it to $99.99—its original MSRP before a flash shortage drove prices up. The card normally retails for $149.99 and is currently $199.99 on Samsung's own website.
“The Samsung P9 512GB is an incredible steal at $99.99, especially since Amazon typically lists it for $149.99.”
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