Walmart sells an exclusive 512GB SanDisk Gameplay microSD Express for Nintendo Switch 2 at $78, matching the specs of $120 SanDisk cards elsewhere. The Onn 512GB microSD Express from Walmart is even cheaper at $65.77, and its 256GB model costs $35.77, undercutting the licensed Samsung 256GB option. Both SanDisk Gameplay and Onn cards have experienced frequent sellouts, but Walmart often replenishes stock. Availability can vary by US region and day. The Nintendo Switch 2 requires microSD Express for expanded storage, and the market currently offers limited officially licensed options.
If you haven't picked up a microSD Express Card for your Nintendo Switch 2, you should check out the 512GB SanDisk Gameplay at Walmart. The SanDisk Gameplay has the same specs as the $120 SanDisk card found at Amazon, Best Buy, and even Walmart. The key difference between the two is price: The SanDisk Gameplay 512GB microSD Express is just $78.
The SanDisk Gameplay is only sold at Walmart. Due to its exclusivity and low price, the card has sold out numerous times in recent weeks. It's in stock as of August 22. The SanDisk Gameplay is one of only two 512GB microSD Express Cards priced under $100 right now. The other one is from Walmart-owned budget tech brand Onn. The 512GB Onn microSD Express is only $65.77.
If you don't think you need 512GB of extra storage, Onn's 256GB model is only $35.77, roughly $25 less than the officially licensed Samsung 256GB microSD Express Card. The Onn Express Cards regularly sell out, but Walmart consistently replenishes its inventory. Sometimes these cards are only sold to customers located in specific US regions, so availability near you can vary on a day-to-day basis.
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