TechGamingGaming AccessoriesI’m going to upgrade my Nintendo Switch with this sub-£8 Amazon Prime dealYou can’t beat an affordable microSD card upgrade for the SwitchWhen you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.
TechGamingGaming AccessoriesI’m going to upgrade my Nintendo Switch with this sub-£8 Amazon Prime dealYou can’t beat an affordable microSD card upgrade for the SwitchWhen you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.
You can’t beat an affordable microSD card upgrade for the Switch
When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.
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While Amazon Prime in October – officially called Big Deal Days – has so far surfaced some great deals – fromgiant TVstodiscounted Rolex watches– sometimes it’s the simpler, more affordable deals that I think can go a long way for many people.And, with the Nintendo Switch well and truly on my mind at the moment – I’ve been playing the5-starZelda: Echoes of the Kingdomextensively; there are alsoSwitch 2 photo leaks, suggesting a new Nintendo console coming soon – I rather like this cheap-and-cheerful upgrade that everyone should possess.Amazon Basics 128GB microSD card:just £7.89 on AmazonSave 26%:That’s right, it’s an all-important microSD card! That’s because the Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch OLED don’t possess a lot of onboard storage – and if you want to store extra game downloads, saves, and so forth, then you’ll want the extra space. And for this low, low price I think Amazon’s own-brand 128GB card has this deal nailed.View DealSure, there are some fancier official Nintendo tie-ins – I’ve detailed all the Mushroom Kingdom emblem ones in thisBest Switch SD Cards round-uppiece – but once the card is inside your Switch, well, you’re not going to be looking at its pretty frontage any longer, right?If you’re new to Nintendo Switch ownership then you might not have already added a card to your console. It’s a must-do, though, as there’s really not ample space on board out of the box. Especially as downloads are becoming a more prevalent way of purchase – much as I love the Switch’s mini-cartridge hardware system.Looking for other gaming deals? Check outT3’s Best Amazon Big Deal Days round-up, which has you covered across our tech, home and active key subject areas. And once you’veummed and arredabout what to buy you’ll inexplicably end up with excess cat food and a pack of multicolour pens that you didn’t need – but, hey, that’s Prime Day for ya!Today’s best Amazon Prime dealsAmazon Prime Video - Free TrialView DealatAmazon PrimeAmazon Prime - Monthly$14.99/mthView DealatAmazonAmazon Prime - Yearly$139/yearView DealatAmazon
While Amazon Prime in October – officially called Big Deal Days – has so far surfaced some great deals – fromgiant TVstodiscounted Rolex watches– sometimes it’s the simpler, more affordable deals that I think can go a long way for many people.And, with the Nintendo Switch well and truly on my mind at the moment – I’ve been playing the5-starZelda: Echoes of the Kingdomextensively; there are alsoSwitch 2 photo leaks, suggesting a new Nintendo console coming soon – I rather like this cheap-and-cheerful upgrade that everyone should possess.Amazon Basics 128GB microSD card:just £7.89 on AmazonSave 26%:That’s right, it’s an all-important microSD card! That’s because the Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch OLED don’t possess a lot of onboard storage – and if you want to store extra game downloads, saves, and so forth, then you’ll want the extra space. And for this low, low price I think Amazon’s own-brand 128GB card has this deal nailed.View DealSure, there are some fancier official Nintendo tie-ins – I’ve detailed all the Mushroom Kingdom emblem ones in thisBest Switch SD Cards round-uppiece – but once the card is inside your Switch, well, you’re not going to be looking at its pretty frontage any longer, right?If you’re new to Nintendo Switch ownership then you might not have already added a card to your console. It’s a must-do, though, as there’s really not ample space on board out of the box. Especially as downloads are becoming a more prevalent way of purchase – much as I love the Switch’s mini-cartridge hardware system.Looking for other gaming deals? Check outT3’s Best Amazon Big Deal Days round-up, which has you covered across our tech, home and active key subject areas. And once you’veummed and arredabout what to buy you’ll inexplicably end up with excess cat food and a pack of multicolour pens that you didn’t need – but, hey, that’s Prime Day for ya!Today’s best Amazon Prime dealsAmazon Prime Video - Free TrialView DealatAmazon PrimeAmazon Prime - Monthly$14.99/mthView DealatAmazonAmazon Prime - Yearly$139/yearView DealatAmazon
While Amazon Prime in October – officially called Big Deal Days – has so far surfaced some great deals – fromgiant TVstodiscounted Rolex watches– sometimes it’s the simpler, more affordable deals that I think can go a long way for many people.And, with the Nintendo Switch well and truly on my mind at the moment – I’ve been playing the5-starZelda: Echoes of the Kingdomextensively; there are alsoSwitch 2 photo leaks, suggesting a new Nintendo console coming soon – I rather like this cheap-and-cheerful upgrade that everyone should possess.Amazon Basics 128GB microSD card:just £7.89 on AmazonSave 26%:That’s right, it’s an all-important microSD card! That’s because the Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch OLED don’t possess a lot of onboard storage – and if you want to store extra game downloads, saves, and so forth, then you’ll want the extra space. And for this low, low price I think Amazon’s own-brand 128GB card has this deal nailed.View DealSure, there are some fancier official Nintendo tie-ins – I’ve detailed all the Mushroom Kingdom emblem ones in thisBest Switch SD Cards round-uppiece – but once the card is inside your Switch, well, you’re not going to be looking at its pretty frontage any longer, right?If you’re new to Nintendo Switch ownership then you might not have already added a card to your console. It’s a must-do, though, as there’s really not ample space on board out of the box. Especially as downloads are becoming a more prevalent way of purchase – much as I love the Switch’s mini-cartridge hardware system.Looking for other gaming deals? Check outT3’s Best Amazon Big Deal Days round-up, which has you covered across our tech, home and active key subject areas. And once you’veummed and arredabout what to buy you’ll inexplicably end up with excess cat food and a pack of multicolour pens that you didn’t need – but, hey, that’s Prime Day for ya!Today’s best Amazon Prime dealsAmazon Prime Video - Free TrialView DealatAmazon PrimeAmazon Prime - Monthly$14.99/mthView DealatAmazonAmazon Prime - Yearly$139/yearView DealatAmazon
While Amazon Prime in October – officially called Big Deal Days – has so far surfaced some great deals – fromgiant TVstodiscounted Rolex watches– sometimes it’s the simpler, more affordable deals that I think can go a long way for many people.
And, with the Nintendo Switch well and truly on my mind at the moment – I’ve been playing the5-starZelda: Echoes of the Kingdomextensively; there are alsoSwitch 2 photo leaks, suggesting a new Nintendo console coming soon – I rather like this cheap-and-cheerful upgrade that everyone should possess.
Amazon Basics 128GB microSD card:just £7.89 on AmazonSave 26%:That’s right, it’s an all-important microSD card! That’s because the Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch OLED don’t possess a lot of onboard storage – and if you want to store extra game downloads, saves, and so forth, then you’ll want the extra space. And for this low, low price I think Amazon’s own-brand 128GB card has this deal nailed.View Deal
Amazon Basics 128GB microSD card:just £7.89 on AmazonSave 26%:That’s right, it’s an all-important microSD card! That’s because the Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch OLED don’t possess a lot of onboard storage – and if you want to store extra game downloads, saves, and so forth, then you’ll want the extra space. And for this low, low price I think Amazon’s own-brand 128GB card has this deal nailed.View Deal
Amazon Basics 128GB microSD card:just £7.89 on AmazonSave 26%:That’s right, it’s an all-important microSD card! That’s because the Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch OLED don’t possess a lot of onboard storage – and if you want to store extra game downloads, saves, and so forth, then you’ll want the extra space. And for this low, low price I think Amazon’s own-brand 128GB card has this deal nailed.View Deal
Amazon Basics 128GB microSD card:just £7.89 on AmazonSave 26%:That’s right, it’s an all-important microSD card! That’s because the Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch OLED don’t possess a lot of onboard storage – and if you want to store extra game downloads, saves, and so forth, then you’ll want the extra space. And for this low, low price I think Amazon’s own-brand 128GB card has this deal nailed.
Amazon Basics 128GB microSD card:just £7.89 on AmazonSave 26%:That’s right, it’s an all-important microSD card! That’s because the Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch OLED don’t possess a lot of onboard storage – and if you want to store extra game downloads, saves, and so forth, then you’ll want the extra space. And for this low, low price I think Amazon’s own-brand 128GB card has this deal nailed.
Amazon Basics 128GB microSD card:just £7.89 on Amazon
Save 26%:That’s right, it’s an all-important microSD card! That’s because the Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch OLED don’t possess a lot of onboard storage – and if you want to store extra game downloads, saves, and so forth, then you’ll want the extra space. And for this low, low price I think Amazon’s own-brand 128GB card has this deal nailed.
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Sure, there are some fancier official Nintendo tie-ins – I’ve detailed all the Mushroom Kingdom emblem ones in thisBest Switch SD Cards round-uppiece – but once the card is inside your Switch, well, you’re not going to be looking at its pretty frontage any longer, right?
If you’re new to Nintendo Switch ownership then you might not have already added a card to your console. It’s a must-do, though, as there’s really not ample space on board out of the box. Especially as downloads are becoming a more prevalent way of purchase – much as I love the Switch’s mini-cartridge hardware system.
Looking for other gaming deals? Check outT3’s Best Amazon Big Deal Days round-up, which has you covered across our tech, home and active key subject areas. And once you’veummed and arredabout what to buy you’ll inexplicably end up with excess cat food and a pack of multicolour pens that you didn’t need – but, hey, that’s Prime Day for ya!
Today’s best Amazon Prime dealsAmazon Prime Video - Free TrialView DealatAmazon PrimeAmazon Prime - Monthly$14.99/mthView DealatAmazonAmazon Prime - Yearly$139/yearView DealatAmazon
Today’s best Amazon Prime dealsAmazon Prime Video - Free TrialView DealatAmazon PrimeAmazon Prime - Monthly$14.99/mthView DealatAmazonAmazon Prime - Yearly$139/yearView DealatAmazon
Today’s best Amazon Prime dealsAmazon Prime Video - Free TrialView DealatAmazon PrimeAmazon Prime - Monthly$14.99/mthView DealatAmazonAmazon Prime - Yearly$139/yearView DealatAmazon
Today’s best Amazon Prime deals
Amazon Prime Video - Free TrialView DealatAmazon PrimeAmazon Prime - Monthly$14.99/mthView DealatAmazonAmazon Prime - Yearly$139/yearView DealatAmazon
Amazon Prime Video - Free TrialView DealatAmazon Prime
Amazon Prime Video - Free TrialView DealatAmazon Prime
Amazon Prime Video - Free Trial
Amazon Prime Video - Free Trial
View Deal
atAmazon Prime
atAmazon Prime
Amazon Prime - Monthly$14.99/mthView DealatAmazon
Amazon Prime - Monthly$14.99/mthView DealatAmazon
Amazon Prime - Monthly
Amazon Prime - Monthly
$14.99/mthView Deal
$14.99/mth
$14.99/mth
/mth
atAmazon
atAmazon
Amazon Prime - Yearly$139/yearView DealatAmazon
Amazon Prime - Yearly$139/yearView DealatAmazon
Amazon Prime - Yearly
Amazon Prime - Yearly
$139/yearView Deal
$139/year
$139/year
/year
atAmazon
atAmazon
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