Description

TEAMGROUP APEX SD7.1 512GB microSD Express Card – Nintendo Switch 2 Ready, 800MB/s

The TEAMGROUP APEX SD7.1 512GB microSD Express Card is a next-generation high-speed memory card designed for Nintendo Switch 2, handheld gaming devices, compatible MicroSD Express equipment, 4K video capture, fast backups and high-performance portable storage. With 512GB capacity, MicroSD Express technology, SD 7.1 support, PCIe Gen3 x1, NVMe protocol, UHS-I fallback compatibility, U3, V30, A1 app performance and speeds up to 800MB/s read and 700MB/s write in compatible devices, it is built for users who need far more speed than a traditional microSD card.

This TEAMGROUP APEX SD7.1 512GB microSD Express card is ideal for customers searching for a 512GB microSD Express card, Nintendo Switch 2 memory card, microSD Express for Switch 2, SD7.1 microSD card, 800MB/s microSD card, U3 V30 A1 microSDXC card, MicroSD Express gaming storage, TEAMGROUP TAPMSDE512GIV30A102, or a high-speed portable card for gaming, 4K recording and fast file transfers.

Key Features of the TEAMGROUP APEX SD7.1 512GB Card

512GB storage capacity for games, videos, photos, apps and large files
MicroSD Express technology for next-generation portable storage performance
SD 7.1 specification with PCIe Gen3 x1 and NVMe protocol support
Nintendo Switch 2 ready for consoles with a MicroSD Express slot
Up to 800MB/s read speed with compatible MicroSD Express devices and readers
Up to 700MB/s write speed on the 512GB model with compatible MicroSD Express devices and readers
UHS-I fallback performance up to 100MB/s read and 90MB/s write in compatible UHS-I devices
U3 and V30 ratings for strong sustained write performance and 4K video support
A1 App Performance Class for compatible app and gaming storage use
Class 10 rating for broad microSD performance compatibility
exFAT file system, suitable for large files and SDXC storage
SD Association SVP verified product for MicroSD Express / UHS-II verification
Water-resistant, shockproof, X-ray proof, anti-static and temperature-resistant design
Lifetime warranty from TEAMGROUP

Nintendo Switch 2 Ready microSD Express Storage

The TEAMGROUP APEX SD7.1 512GB is designed for the new generation of handheld gaming devices and supports the MicroSD Express slot on Nintendo Switch 2. This makes it suitable for expanding Switch 2 storage with the correct card type, rather than using older standard microSD cards that are not suitable for Switch 2 game storage.

Why Switch 2 Needs microSD Express

Nintendo Switch 2 requires microSD Express cards for expandable storage. Standard microSD, microSDHC and normal microSDXC cards may look similar, but they do not provide the required MicroSD Express interface for Switch 2 game storage. This card is built to meet that newer storage requirement.

512GB Capacity for Games, Media and Large Files

With 512GB capacity, this card gives users a large amount of extra space for digital games, downloadable content, updates, screenshots, videos, media files and portable backups. It is a strong capacity choice for gamers who download multiple titles and want more space than smaller 128GB or 256GB cards.

Good Balance of Speed and Storage

The 512GB model offers the same headline MicroSD Express read speed as the larger capacity models, while also supporting high write performance up to 700MB/s in compatible devices. It is a practical option for users who want fast storage without moving to the highest 1TB capacity.

MicroSD Express with PCIe Gen3 x1 and NVMe

The APEX SD7.1 uses MicroSD Express, based on the SD 7.1 specification. It uses PCIe Gen3 x1 and NVMe protocol to deliver performance far beyond traditional UHS-I microSD cards when used in a compatible MicroSD Express host device or reader.

Up to 800MB/s Read and 700MB/s Write

TEAMGROUP lists the 512GB model with read speeds up to 800MB/s and write speeds up to 700MB/s when used with compatible MicroSD Express devices or professional card readers. Actual speed depends on the host device, reader, firmware, file size, software and test conditions.

Backward Compatible with Standard microSD Devices

The card is backward compatible with products supporting microSDXC, microSDHC and standard microSD slots, but performance will depend on the device. In standard UHS-I mode, TEAMGROUP lists performance up to 100MB/s read and 90MB/s write.

Express Speed Requires an Express Slot

To get the full MicroSD Express performance, the device or card reader must support MicroSD Express. In older devices, the card may operate at normal UHS-I speeds instead of the 800MB/s Express speed.

U3, V30 and A1 Performance Ratings

The TEAMGROUP APEX SD7.1 carries Class 10, U3, V30 and A1 ratings. These ratings make it suitable for demanding portable storage, gaming access, app-related workloads and 4K video capture on compatible devices.

V30 for 4K Video Recording

The V30 video speed class is designed for devices that need sustained write performance for video recording. TEAMGROUP positions the APEX SD7.1 as suitable for smooth 4K recording, provided the camera or device supports the required card type and recording mode.

A1 App Performance

The A1 rating is useful for compatible handhelds, Android devices and systems that can run applications or game data from removable storage. It helps support faster app loading and responsive portable storage use compared with basic cards.

SD Association SVP Verified Product

TEAMGROUP states that the APEX SD7.1 has passed the SD Association’s SVP verification programme for SD Express / UHS-II verification. This helps support compatibility and stability for users choosing MicroSD Express storage for modern devices.

Designed for Next-Generation Handheld Gaming

MicroSD Express cards are especially important for newer handheld gaming systems that need faster storage access than older UHS-I cards can provide. This makes the APEX SD7.1 a strong match for modern gaming devices with MicroSD Express support.

Durable Design for Portable Use

TEAMGROUP describes the APEX SD7.1 as water-resistant, shockproof, X-ray proof, anti-static and resistant to extreme temperatures. This helps protect the card during everyday portable use, travel, gaming, filming and file transfer.

Back Up Important Data

Protection features help with everyday reliability, but important files should always be backed up to another device, computer or cloud service. No memory card should be used as the only copy of valuable files, business data, game captures or personal media.

exFAT Format for SDXC and Large Files

The TEAMGROUP APEX SD7.1 512GB uses the exFAT file system, which is common for high-capacity SDXC cards and useful for large files. Many consoles, cameras and devices may still ask to format the card before first use.

Format in the Target Device

For best compatibility, format the memory card inside the device where it will be used, such as a Nintendo Switch 2, camera, handheld console or compatible card reader setup. Formatting will erase existing files, so back up important data first.

Ideal Uses for the TEAMGROUP APEX SD7.1 512GB

Nintendo Switch 2 expandable storage
Handheld gaming devices with MicroSD Express support
Fast digital game storage and game data access
4K video recording on compatible devices
High-speed file transfers with a MicroSD Express reader
Large photo, video and media storage
Portable backup for compatible devices
Users upgrading from traditional UHS-I microSD cards

Important Compatibility Advice

This is a MicroSD Express card. It is suitable for devices with a MicroSD Express slot or devices labelled as MicroSD Express compatible. It is also backward compatible with many standard microSDXC, microSDHC and microSD slots, but full Express speed is only available on compatible MicroSD Express hardware.

Not the Same as a Standard microSDXC Card

Although this is a microSDXC card, it is also a MicroSD Express card. Customers buying for Nintendo Switch 2 should choose a card with the MicroSD Express / EX marking, not a normal UHS-I microSD card.

TEAMGROUP APEX SD7.1 512GB Specifications

Brand: TEAMGROUP
Series: APEX SD7.1
Model / Part Number: TAPMSDE512GIV30A102
Product Type: MicroSD Express memory card
Capacity: 512GB
Card Category: microSDXC
Interface: MicroSDXC / SD 7.1 / UHS-I
Standard / Class: MicroSD Express / UHS-I / Class 10 / U3 / A1 / V30
Express Performance: Up to 800MB/s read and up to 700MB/s write with compatible MicroSD Express devices or professional card readers
UHS-I Performance: Up to 100MB/s read and up to 90MB/s write in UHS-I mode
File System: exFAT
Voltage: 2.7V to 3.6V
Operating Temperature: 0°C to 70°C
Storage Temperature: -40°C to 85°C
Dimensions: 15.0 × 11.0 × 1.0mm
Weight: 1g
Protection Features: Water-resistant, shockproof, X-ray proof, anti-static and temperature resistant
Compatibility: Devices with a MicroSD Express slot or MicroSD Express label; backward compatible with microSDXC, microSDHC and standard microSD slots at supported speeds
Recommended Use: Nintendo Switch 2, handheld gaming, 4K video, fast backups, high-speed transfers and portable storage
Warranty: Lifetime warranty

Buying Advice

Before ordering, check that your device supports MicroSD Express if you want the full 800MB/s performance. For Nintendo Switch 2, customers should use a MicroSD Express card, not a standard microSD card. For older devices, the card may work in backward-compatible mode, but speed and support depend on the device, firmware and file system.

Warranty and Usage Notice

TEAMGROUP lists this card with a lifetime warranty, but its memory card warranty notes state that standard memory card warranty terms, except for surveillance memory cards, may not cover use in video recorders, security systems, surveillance cameras, body cameras or continuous recording/audio recording devices. For continuous recording, choose a card type recommended by the device manufacturer.

Important Speed Notice

The headline 800MB/s read and 700MB/s write speeds require a compatible MicroSD Express device or professional card reader. When used in standard UHS-I devices, TEAMGROUP lists the fallback speed at up to 100MB/s read and 90MB/s write.

Why Buy the TEAMGROUP APEX SD7.1 512GB?

The TEAMGROUP APEX SD7.1 512GB microSD Express Card is a future-ready storage upgrade for Nintendo Switch 2 and compatible high-speed devices. With 512GB capacity, SD 7.1 MicroSD Express technology, PCIe Gen3 x1 and NVMe support, up to 800MB/s read speed, up to 700MB/s write speed, U3, V30, A1, exFAT, SD Association SVP verification, durable protection features and lifetime warranty, it is a powerful choice for gaming, 4K recording, fast transfers and next-generation portable storage.

Specification

TEAMGROUP APEX SD7.1 512GB microSD Express Card Specifications

Product Type	MicroSD Express Memory Card
Brand	TEAMGROUP
Series	APEX SD7.1
Model / Part Number	TAPMSDE512GIV30A102
Capacity	512GB
Card Type	microSDXC
Technology	MicroSD Express
SD Specification	SD 7.1
Interface	MicroSDXC / SD 7.1 / UHS-I
Express Interface	PCIe Gen3 x1 with NVMe Protocol
Speed Class	Class 10
UHS Speed Class	U3 / UHS Speed Class 3
Video Speed Class	V30
Application Performance Class	A1
Express Read Speed	Up to 800MB/s with compatible MicroSD Express devices or professional readers
Express Write Speed	Up to 700MB/s with compatible MicroSD Express devices or professional readers
UHS-I Read Speed	Up to 100MB/s in UHS-I mode
UHS-I Write Speed	Up to 90MB/s in UHS-I mode
File System	exFAT
Operating Voltage	2.7V to 3.6V
Operating Temperature	0°C to 70°C
Storage Temperature	-40°C to 85°C
Dimensions	15.0 × 11.0 × 1.0mm
Weight	1g
Protection Features	Water-resistant, shockproof, X-ray proof, anti-static and temperature resistant
SVP Verification	SD Association SVP Verification Programme Listed by TEAMGROUP
Nintendo Switch 2 Compatibility	Compatible with Nintendo Switch 2 microSD Express slot
Backward Compatibility	Backward compatible with microSDXC, microSDHC and standard microSD slots at supported non-Express speeds
Recommended Use	Nintendo Switch 2, handheld gaming, 4K video, high-speed transfers, fast backups and portable storage
Warranty	Lifetime Warranty

MicroSD Express Compatibility Notice

This is a MicroSD Express card. Full Express speed requires a device, console or card reader with MicroSD Express support. In older standard microSD devices, the card may run at UHS-I speeds instead.

Nintendo Switch 2 Notice

Nintendo Switch 2 is only compatible with microSD Express cards for expandable storage. A system update may be required the first time a microSD Express card is used on the console.

Speed Notice

The headline speeds of up to 800MB/s read and 700MB/s write require compatible MicroSD Express hardware or a professional MicroSD Express reader. In UHS-I mode, TEAMGROUP lists up to 100MB/s read and 90MB/s write.

Capacity Notice

Some of the listed storage capacity is used for formatting and system functions, so the usable capacity shown by a device may be lower than 512GB. This is normal for memory cards.

Format Notice

The card is listed with the exFAT file system. Some devices, including consoles and cameras, may ask to format the card before first use. Formatting will erase existing files, so back up important data first.

Device Requirement Notice

Before ordering, check your device manual for supported card type, capacity, speed class and file system. For Nintendo Switch 2, choose a card marked as microSD Express, not a standard microSDXC card.

Backward Compatibility Notice

This card is backward compatible with many microSDXC, microSDHC and standard microSD slots, but backward compatibility does not mean full Express performance. Speed and support depend on the device, firmware and reader.

4K Video Notice

The card carries a V30 video speed class and is suitable for 4K recording on compatible devices. Always check the camera or device manual for the exact recording-mode requirement.

Warranty Usage Notice

TEAMGROUP states that standard memory card warranty terms, except for surveillance memory cards, may not cover use in video recorders, security systems, surveillance cameras, body cameras or continuous recording/audio recording devices.

Important Product Notice

This card should be listed as a TEAMGROUP APEX SD7.1 512GB microSD Express card. Do not describe it as a normal UHS-I-only microSDXC card, microSDHC card, FAT32 card, or high-endurance surveillance card.

Returns

30 Days Free Return

FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions

TEAMGROUP APEX SD7.1 512GB microSD Express Card FAQ

The TEAMGROUP APEX SD7.1 512GB microSD Express Card is a next-generation high-speed memory card designed for Nintendo Switch 2, compatible handheld gaming devices, MicroSD Express equipment, 4K video recording, fast backups and high-performance portable storage. This model is listed as TAPMSDE512GIV30A102 and features 512GB capacity, MicroSD Express technology, SD 7.1 support, PCIe Gen3 x1, NVMe protocol, UHS-I fallback compatibility, Class 10, U3, V30 Video Speed Class, A1 App Performance, exFAT format, speeds up to 800MB/s read and 700MB/s write in compatible MicroSD Express devices or readers, plus up to 100MB/s read and 90MB/s write in UHS-I mode. It is also listed with water-resistant, shockproof, X-ray-proof, anti-static and temperature-resistant protection features and TEAMGROUP lifetime warranty. Below are the most common questions buyers ask before choosing the TEAMGROUP APEX SD7.1 512GB Nintendo Switch 2 Ready microSD Express card, including Switch 2 compatibility, microSD Express vs normal microSD, 800MB/s speed requirements, formatting, storage capacity, 4K video, handheld gaming, backwards compatibility, card readers, device detection problems and who this card is best suited for.

1. What is the TEAMGROUP APEX SD7.1 512GB microSD Express card?

The TEAMGROUP APEX SD7.1 512GB is a high-speed microSD Express memory card designed for Nintendo Switch 2, compatible handheld gaming devices, MicroSD Express equipment, 4K recording, fast transfers and portable storage.

2. What is the exact model number of this TEAMGROUP card?

The exact model number is TAPMSDE512GIV30A102. This is useful when checking compatibility, product specifications, warranty support and confirming that the card is the 512GB APEX SD7.1 MicroSD Express model.

3. Is this card compatible with Nintendo Switch 2?

Yes. This card is designed as a MicroSD Express card and is marketed as Nintendo Switch 2 ready. Nintendo Switch 2 requires microSD Express cards for expandable game storage, so this is the correct type of card for Switch 2 storage expansion.

4. Will a normal microSD card work in Nintendo Switch 2?

No, not for Switch 2 game storage. Nintendo Switch 2 requires microSD Express cards. A normal microSD, microSDHC or standard microSDXC card may look similar, but it is not suitable for saving or loading Switch 2 digital games.

5. What does microSD Express mean?

microSD Express is a newer memory card standard that uses PCIe and NVMe technology to deliver much faster performance than traditional UHS-I microSD cards when used in a compatible MicroSD Express device or reader.

6. What does SD 7.1 mean on this card?

SD 7.1 refers to the SD specification used by this card. The TEAMGROUP APEX SD7.1 uses the SD 7.1 MicroSD Express standard with PCIe Gen3 x1 and NVMe protocol support.

7. What is the difference between microSD Express and normal microSDXC?

A normal microSDXC card normally uses traditional SD or UHS-I signalling, while microSD Express adds PCIe and NVMe support for much higher speeds in compatible devices. For Nintendo Switch 2 game storage, the card must be microSD Express.

8. How do I know this is a microSD Express card?

Look for the MicroSD Express or EX marking on the card or packaging, and check the model number. This TEAMGROUP card is listed as APEX SD7.1 MicroSD Express with part number TAPMSDE512GIV30A102.

9. Is “Express” the same as “Extreme” on memory cards?

No. Express and Extreme are not the same thing. For Nintendo Switch 2 storage, you need a microSD Express card, not simply a card with a similar-sounding name such as Extreme.

10. How fast is the TEAMGROUP APEX SD7.1 512GB card?

The 512GB model is rated for up to 800MB/s read and up to 700MB/s write when used with compatible MicroSD Express devices or professional MicroSD Express readers.

11. Will I always get 800MB/s speed?

No. The headline 800MB/s speed requires compatible MicroSD Express hardware. In older standard UHS-I devices or readers, the card will run at lower UHS-I speeds instead of full Express performance.

12. What speed will I get in a normal UHS-I device?

TEAMGROUP lists UHS-I fallback performance at up to 100MB/s read and up to 90MB/s write. Actual speed depends on the device, reader, file size, firmware and test conditions.

13. Do I need a special card reader to get full speed on a PC?

Yes. To reach MicroSD Express speeds, you need a MicroSD Express compatible slot or professional MicroSD Express reader. A normal USB microSD reader will usually limit the card to UHS-I speeds.

14. Is this card faster than a normal Nintendo Switch microSD card?

Yes. In compatible MicroSD Express hardware, this card is much faster than traditional UHS-I cards used with the original Nintendo Switch. That speed is one reason Nintendo Switch 2 requires microSD Express cards.

15. Can I use this card in the original Nintendo Switch?

Yes, it can be used in original Nintendo Switch, Switch Lite and Switch OLED systems as a backwards-compatible microSDXC card, but the speed will be limited to normal Switch microSD performance rather than MicroSD Express speed.

16. Can I transfer my old Nintendo Switch microSD card to Switch 2?

You cannot use a normal old Switch microSD card for Switch 2 game storage. Nintendo allows screenshots and videos from an old Nintendo Switch microSD card to be imported, but Switch 2 game storage requires a microSD Express card.

17. Does Nintendo Switch 2 need a system update for microSD Express?

Nintendo states that a system update via the internet may be required the first time a microSD Express card is used on Nintendo Switch 2. Keep the console updated before using new storage.

18. Can Switch 2 save games directly to this card?

Downloadable software, software update data, DLC, screenshots and captured videos can be saved to a microSD Express card on Nintendo Switch 2. Game save data is stored in the console system memory and cannot be copied to the card.

19. Can I move Switch 2 games from system memory to this card?

Yes. Nintendo allows compatible downloadable software to be transferred between system memory and a microSD Express card. When a microSD Express card is inserted, it can become the default location for downloadable software.

20. Can I use more than one microSD Express card with Switch 2?

Nintendo recommends using a single microSD Express card with a Nintendo Switch 2 console. If you run out of space, it is usually better to copy data to a larger microSD Express card rather than split software across multiple cards.

21. Is 512GB enough for Nintendo Switch 2 games?

512GB is a strong capacity choice for many Nintendo Switch 2 users because it gives much more space than a 128GB or 256GB card. The number of games it holds depends on game size, DLC, updates, screenshots and videos.

22. Should I choose 512GB or 1TB for Switch 2?

Choose 512GB if you want a good balance of price, speed and storage. Choose 1TB if you plan to download many large digital games, DLC packs and updates and want to reduce how often you manage storage.

23. How much usable space will a 512GB card show?

The usable capacity shown by a console, PC or camera will normally be lower than 512GB because some space is used for formatting and because devices may calculate storage capacity differently.

24. What file system does this TEAMGROUP card use?

The TEAMGROUP APEX SD7.1 512GB card is listed with the exFAT file system, which is common for high-capacity SDXC cards and useful for large files.

25. Should I format this card before using it?

For best compatibility, format the card inside the device where it will be used, such as a Nintendo Switch 2, camera, handheld console or compatible card reader setup. Formatting will erase existing files.

26. Will formatting the card erase my files?

Yes. Formatting deletes data from the card. Back up important screenshots, videos, media files or documents before formatting or changing the file system.

27. Why is my Switch 2 not recognising the microSD Express card?

Common causes include the console needing to be powered off and restarted, the card not being fully inserted, dirty contacts, needing a system update, needing to format the card, or the card not actually being a microSD Express card.

28. What should I do if the card is not detected?

Power off the device, remove and reinsert the card, check for dirt or damage on the contacts, confirm the card is MicroSD Express, update the console or device firmware, then format the card in the device if needed after backing up data.

29. Is this card suitable for Steam Deck?

It can work as a backwards-compatible microSDXC card in devices that support standard microSDXC, but Steam Deck does not normally provide MicroSD Express speed. In that case, the card may run at UHS-I speeds rather than 800MB/s.

30. Is this card suitable for other handheld gaming PCs?

It is best for handheld gaming devices that specifically support MicroSD Express. If a handheld only supports standard UHS-I microSD cards, the card may still work in fallback mode but will not deliver full Express speed.

31. Can I use this card in Android phones or tablets?

It may work in phones or tablets that support microSDXC cards, but most phones will not use MicroSD Express speeds. Check the device manual for capacity, file system and microSD Express or microSDXC support.

32. What does A1 App Performance mean?

A1 App Performance means the card is rated for app-style workloads with minimum random read and write performance. It can help with compatible devices that access many small files, apps or game data from removable storage.

33. Is this card A2 rated?

No. This model is listed as A1, not A2. It is still a high-speed MicroSD Express card, but buyers specifically needing A2 app performance should check for an A2-rated model.

34. What does U3 mean on this card?

U3 means UHS Speed Class 3, a speed rating associated with a minimum sustained write-speed class of 30MB/s in compatible devices. It is useful for video and higher-performance storage tasks.

35. What does V30 mean?

V30 means Video Speed Class 30. It indicates a video speed class designed for sustained recording performance, which helps support smooth video capture in compatible cameras and devices.

36. Is this card suitable for 4K video recording?

Yes, it carries a V30 rating and TEAMGROUP positions it for 4K recording on compatible devices. Always check your camera or device manual because some high-bitrate modes may require different card specifications.

37. Is this card suitable for drones or action cameras?

It may work in drones or action cameras that support 512GB microSDXC cards and the required speed class. To benefit from full 800MB/s Express speed, the device must support MicroSD Express.

38. Can I use this card in cameras that only support UHS-I?

It may work in many UHS-I microSDXC devices in backwards-compatible mode, but the speed will be limited to UHS-I performance. Always check the camera manual for supported capacity, speed class and file system.

39. Can I use this card in dash cams or CCTV cameras?

It may work in some compatible devices, but this is not listed as a surveillance or high-endurance card. For continuous loop recording, dash cams, security cameras and body cameras, a high-endurance card is usually a better choice.

40. Does TEAMGROUP warranty cover continuous recording devices?

TEAMGROUP states that standard memory card warranty terms, except for surveillance memory cards, do not cover use in devices such as video recorders, security systems, surveillance cameras, body cameras or continuous recording/audio recording devices.

41. Does this card include an SD adapter?

No SD adapter is listed for this model on the Memox specification. This product should be treated as a microSD Express card only unless your retail package clearly includes an adapter.

42. What are the dimensions of the card?

TEAMGROUP lists the card dimensions as 15.0 × 11.0 × 1.0mm, which is the standard microSD card size. The listed weight is approximately 1g.

43. What voltage does this card use?

The TEAMGROUP APEX SD7.1 card is listed with an operating voltage of 2.7V to 3.6V, which is typical for compatible microSD card devices.

44. What temperature range does this card support?

The listed operating temperature is 0°C to 70°C, and the storage temperature is -40°C to 85°C. Avoid exposing any memory card to unnecessary extreme heat, cold, moisture or physical damage.

45. Is the TEAMGROUP APEX SD7.1 card durable?

TEAMGROUP lists protection features including water-resistant, shockproof, X-ray-proof, anti-static and temperature-resistant design. These features help with everyday portable use, but important data should still be backed up.

46. Should I use this card as my only backup?

No. No memory card should be the only copy of important files. Keep important photos, videos, business files, game captures and personal data backed up on another device, computer, external drive or cloud service.

47. What warranty does this TEAMGROUP APEX SD7.1 512GB card have?

This card is listed with TEAMGROUP lifetime warranty. Warranty support depends on proof of purchase, correct use, product condition, region and TEAMGROUP’s warranty terms.

48. What should I check before buying this card?

Check whether your device supports MicroSD Express, 512GB capacity, exFAT, U3, V30 and A1 requirements. For full 800MB/s performance, also check that your console, device or card reader supports MicroSD Express.

49. Who should NOT buy the TEAMGROUP APEX SD7.1 512GB microSD Express card?

This card is not ideal for buyers who only need a cheap basic microSD card, devices limited to microSDHC or low-capacity cards, users expecting 800MB/s speed from a normal UHS-I reader, continuous dash cam or CCTV recording users needing high-endurance storage, or buyers whose device does not support microSDXC or MicroSD Express. It is best for Nintendo Switch 2 and compatible devices that need high-speed 512GB MicroSD Express storage.

50. Why buy the TEAMGROUP APEX SD7.1 512GB card from Memox?

Buying the TEAMGROUP APEX SD7.1 512GB microSD Express Card from Memox is a practical choice if you need a Nintendo Switch 2 ready memory card, fast MicroSD Express storage, 512GB portable capacity, 4K-capable recording support or high-speed transfer performance for compatible devices. Memox offers memory cards, USB flash drives, SSDs, hard drives, RAM, cables, adapters, gaming accessories, PC components and computer accessories for UK customers.

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Warranty Information

Lifetime Team Warranty