Samsung’s P9 is one of the cheapest options available if you’re looking for a way to store all of your digital Switch titles.

The 256GB model retails for $54.99 which is $5 cheaper than the official Switch 2 memory card (which, curiously, is also made ...

Samsung just announced the P9 Express series of microSD Express cards. These are primarily intended for the Switch 2, as the ...

Out of all those, there is one specific hidden feature in Samsung Wallet I rave about the most, and everyone forgets to use ...

A 32GB SD card can hold up to 32,000 compressed HEIF images or as few as 500 RAW photos. However, the total storage capacity ...

Need some extra storage for your phone, tablet, or action camera? Or maybe you want to hold more footage in your security camera or dashcam before the loop recording kicks in and overwrites older ...

The Samsung 256GB microSD Express card for the Nintendo Switch 2 remains one of the best options for providing extra storage for your new bit of Nintendo tech. It's only available in a 256GB model, so ...

Samsung is expanding its range of storage card solutions with the release of the P9 Express, a microSD Express memory card with enough speed to keep up with gaming handhelds like Nintendo's Switch 2.

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A good UHS-I card is quick enough for most people’s needs, and the Lexar Professional Silver Plus is the best value of the ones we’ve tested. Paired with Lexar’s USB card reader, it consistently ...

The Samsung Galaxy XR is the first mixed reality headset I've tried that even comes close to the Apple Vision Pro, and it costs around half the price. Here's how they stack up against each other. I’m ...

Google and Samsung's headset is a $1,799 bet on the future of AR and smart glasses, powered by live AI. It's the first in a set of products to come. I started with CNET reviewing laptops in 2009. Now ...