Get This Bargain 200GB Micro SD Card for Switch Before It's Too Late

This limited time Black Friday offer will run out later today or when stock has gone.

News by Tom Orry, Managing Editor

Updated on 19 November 2018

If you're looking to upgrade your Nintendo Switch's storage, then a 200GB Micro SD card is a good choice. With one of these in your Switch you shouldn't have to worry much about using all your space. And thanks to Black Friday, there's currently a pretty good deal on (especially for UK readers).

Just below you can see two Micro SD cards available on Amazon and Amazon UK. The UK deal is time limited, so be quick if you fancy snapping it up at a bargain price of £29.98.

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With 200GB of storage in your Switch you'll be able to download the latest games, like Pokemon Let's Go and Diablo 3 without worrying at all about running out of space. While an SD card isn't an exciting purchase, it may well make your gaming time more enjoyable as you won't need to manage your memory anywhere near as much.

We've got a full Black Friday Deals hub page where you can find all the best deals. Of particular note are the best PS4 Pro Black Friday Deals, best Xbox One deals and any Nintendo Switch Black Friday Deals that are running this week. You might also want to get the best price on PlayStation Plus or Xbox Live Gold, too as Black Friday tends to throw up some good deals on console subs. Elsewhere we have the best Black Friday 4K TV deals, and the best Mobile Phone deals.

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Tom Orry

Managing Editor

Tom started life on a circus in Australia before his family moved to the UK. His love of gaming started soon after, which essentially meant he bought every video game magazine available and worked numerous part-time jobs as a child in order to afford costly N64 games. He created UK site VideoGamer.com, of which he was the Editor for over a decade. He now doesn't like circuses.