Samsung's 512GB P9 Express MicroSD Express card is selling for $99 on Amazon, down from its usual $150, according to CNET's daily deals roundup published Friday. That's not the card's all-time low, but it's close enough to matter for anyone staring at a full Nintendo Switch 2.
The timing isn't an accident. CNET points to a surge of interest around the Nintendo Switch 2 right now, tied to the buzz over a new Zelda game on the console. The Switch 2 ships with a fixed amount of internal storage, and between game installs, patches and save data, it fills up fast. Expandable storage is the only real fix, and Samsung's P9 Express is built for it: rated for data transfer speeds up to 800 Mbps, with a rugged design meant to survive water, magnets and temperature swings. It's also compatible with cameras, drones and tablets, so the use case extends past gaming if you decide to repurpose it later.
None of this is Nintendo-specific hardware. It's a standard microSD Express card that happens to solve the Switch 2's most common complaint.
Headphones and a fitness band round out the day's deals
CNET's list for the day also includes the Bose QuietComfort noise-canceling headphones, down to $199 from $359, a 45% cut. Other color variants are discounted to $219, which still shaves $140 off the regular price. The headphones pair active noise cancellation with Quiet and Aware listening modes, plus an app-based EQ for adjusting bass, mids and treble. They support multipoint Bluetooth, so switching between a phone and a laptop doesn't mean re-pairing, and there's a wired option with an inline microphone for when battery or Bluetooth isn't an option.
The Fitbit Inspire 3 is also cheaper today. Amazon has taken $30 off all three color options, bringing the price down to $70. The tracker includes 24/7 heart-rate monitoring, more than 20 exercise modes and a daily stress score with guided breathing sessions built in. Battery life is rated at 10 days, and it surfaces calls, texts and app notifications on its color screen.
All three listings come from CNET's daily Amazon deals tracking, and prices on Amazon shift often, sometimes within hours. The $99 microSD card price and the headphone and tracker discounts were accurate when CNET published its roundup Friday morning, but anyone eyeing one of these should check the live listing before checking out. Deals like this tend to move fast once a Nintendo Switch 2 storage problem turns into a holiday gift idea, and a 512GB card at $99 is the kind of price that doesn't sit still for long.
DDFiled by The Deals Desk
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