Mar 27, 2017 01:24 PM EDT By Mark Stevens Peterson, UniversityHerald Reporter

The Nintendo Switch currently has 32GB of internal storage, which is why many consumers want to have a Micro SD card to supplement their digital downloads. Here are the top three of the best Micro SD cards on the market today.

Before choosing Micro SD cards

The first thing to know about these Micro SD cards is that the Nintendo Switch only supports up to two terabytes. Nintendo also recommends a UHS-I or Ultra High Speed Micro SD solution for the system. There is no need to purchase the UHS-3 cards as it will not improve the boot times.

3. SanDisk Ultra 64GB microSDXC UHS-I Card

According to GameSpot, The SanDisk Ultra 64GB microSDXC is one of the best micro SD cards out there right now, which has good quality and very affordable to purchase. Its size is 64GB, has a transfer speed up to 80 MB/s, can boot a game for about 9.9 seconds, and it can be bought for only $21.99.

2. Lexar 128GB 633x microSDXC UHS-1

With a storage size of 128GB and a price tag of $44.95, the Lexar 128GB 633x microSDXC UHS-1 is another alternative for purchase. It can run up to 95MB/s read, and 20MB/s write, but the boot time will be 10.1 seconds.

1. Samsung Evo Plus 256GB

The Samsung Evo Plus 256GB is a bit expensive, which has a price tag of $129.99. It can also run up to 95MB/s read, and 90MB/s write, which makes it a good micro SD card to use. It also has a game boost time of 9.9 seconds.

Accessories to purchase for Nintendo Switch

The Nintendo Switch also needs several accessories to make the experience complete. First, consumers should purchase the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller, according to CNET. This will make it convenient for those who are more comfortable with a controller.

An extra power adapter is another accessory to purchase for mobile gaming. The carrying case is an essential accessory to purchase too, if players want to bring with them their Nintendo Switch.

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