Works great.Does what it does as advertised.If ya do video this is a great micro SD card for the price as they become more and more affordable. If ya take photos, this is also a great micro SD card without having to frequently switch out cards as ya do your work. Same goes with audio work to those that accept Micro SD cards.If ya got game systems that require a micro SD card, this is one of the best options out there for all of those save states, DLC and perhaps some indie games.But… I would skip this if you are going to load up with any game that has a physical disc or cart version for which ya choose the digital version over that. As this card is just way too small for those games on top of all of the other listed content to be housed on it. With larger capacity cards becoming more available, its better to upgrade to those than stick with this that is ideal for save states, DLC and those indie games.

Works fine, easy to install and adequate storage space.

I got this micro sd for my switch. It works very well, and i have another one of these, and a smaller Micro sd card I use for my switch downloads. I got a number of downloads from the nintendo store because of the cheaper prices then buying the game from a store. also some downloaded games cannot be gotten any other way. I highly recommend getting some of these for your switch. This will alow you to keep the main switch memory more clear, which improves the switch performance alot. I found the switch OS likes to use its own memory as swap memory for games. if its fairly clear, the encryption and loading goes alot faster and smoother. You will also find games that may be laggy will not longer be that way. Like the batman arkham collection. I sent a video to a youtuber to show them my game play and he was simply floored. he said he would experiment more to see if maybe the entire time he just simply should have kept the main ram more clear. its a noticeable difference. The games i play with the main ram more clear seam to not switch resolutions as much or do pops during game play.

I had a Dell Insp 13 laptop with 512gb of M2 SSD. I used this uSD memory device strictly for my data, with my OS and apps on the internal SSD. Good thing I did. Not long out of warranty, the internal power supply on the motherboard shorted out and the laptop was dead.After having the repair time quoted (excessive), I bought a new laptop and scrapped the old one. (I pulled the M2 SSD from it and attempted to read it using an M2-usb adapter. The M2 SSD was encrypted and I couldn’t access it. Dell was no help. (I reformatted it and now use it as a high speed backup.)This little uSD device saved my day, getting me back up and running in just hours instead of weeks.

I put this in my Nintendo Switch and now I have all the storage I need. There games don’t take up a lot of space. I just put it in, and redownloaded my games. All my saves were in the cloud so I was able to just keep playing.