Grab this 2TB SanDisk microSD card for your Steam Deck at its lowest ever price

Is your Steam Deck running out of disk space too often? If you're not willing to risk opening it up for an SSD upgrade, a good alternative is to pick up a microSD card with plenty of storage. Thanks to this Steam Deck microSD card deal, you can treat your Deck to 2TB of SanDisk Extreme storage for just $165.60, its lowest ever price on Amazon so far, with a huge 17% discount on offer.

This particular SanDisk Extreme card is one of the top recommendations on our best Steam Deck microSD card buying guide, thanks to its fast read and write speeds. If you've bought yourself a Steam Deck without enough long-term storage, a microSD card upgrade such as this one offers a quick and easy way to get around the problem.

This SanDisk Extreme card is a great choice for one big reason - it's fast, at least as far as microSD cards go. This UHS-I spec card has sequential read and write speeds of 240MB/s and 140MB/s apiece, among the best you'll find for this spec of card.

While that can't compete with the speeds you'll see with an internal SSD upgrade, it's certainly capable of handling most modern games you'll want to play, and avoids the need to break open your Deck. One thing to note, however, is that the Steam Deck itself can only read at a maximum 100MB/s. You'll be able to hit the full 240MB/s if you plug it into your PC using the supplied microSD card adapter, however.

This microSD card offers an easy way to boost your storage, no matter what handheld you own (as long as it's not a Switch 2), and with a $33.93 saving, you'll get it at its best-ever price on Amazon in this Prime Day deal. Pick it up now, while the deal price lasts, using this link here. UK gamers can get the same card at a 15% discount on the card, bringing down the price to just £151.99 using this link instead.

The Steam Deck isn't the only handheld out there, of course. If you're thinking about a bigger upgrade for your on-the-go gameplay, our best handheld guide is filled with solid alternatives to Valve's original from Asus, Lenovo, and other manufacturers.

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