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Samsung P9 Express microSD Express Card 512GB, 800MB/s, PCIe NVMe, U3 V30 A1, for Nintendo Switch 2 (MB-MK512T/WW)

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Samsung P9 512GB microSD Express 800MB/s Card (MB-MK512T)
Samsung P9 Express microSD Express Card 512GB, 800MB/s, PCIe NVMe, U3 V30 A1, for Nintendo Switch 2 (MB-MK512T/WW)
€219.34 inc. VAT
MB-MK512T/WW
€184.32
€219.34 με Φ.Π.Α.
Διαθέσιμο με παραγγελία: 11 Είδη
Product Code
04:573909
EAN Code
8806097644200
Manufacturer
Samsung

Quick Specs

Interface
microSD Express (PCIe / NVMe)
Read — Express
800 MB/s
Read — UHS-I fallback
90 MB/s
Speed Classes
Class 10 / U3 / V30 / A1
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Samsung P9 Express 512 GB — a microSD card that runs on PCIe, not UHS-I

800 MB/s in Express modePCIe Gen 3 ×1 / NVMeNintendo Switch 2Class 10 / U3 / V30 / A1

The MB-MK512T is Samsung’s P9 Express at 512 GB — a microSD Express card, which is a different thing from every other microSD on this site. Instead of the UHS-I bus it runs PCIe Gen 3 ×1 with NVMe 1.3, reaching 800 MB/s sequential read in a host that supports it. It is the card type the Nintendo Switch 2 requires, and Samsung names that console directly. 512 GB is the largest capacity in the line.

Compatibility — check before buying:
Read this before you buy — the card behaves as two different products depending on the device.

In a microSD Express host (Nintendo Switch 2, and Express-capable readers) it runs on PCIe and reaches 800 MB/s. In an ordinary microSDXC slot — almost every phone, camera, drone and laptop — it falls back to legacy UHS-I mode at 90 MB/s. Samsung publishes both figures side by side and states that “transfer speeds may be limited to UHS-I speeds depending on the host device’s compatibility”. The card is compatible with normal slots; it just is not fast in them. If your device is not an Express host, a T7 or PRO Plus card will be faster than this one and cheaper.

⚠️ Two cautions that do not apply to Samsung’s UHS-I cards. The operating range is 0 to 45 °C, far narrower than the −25 to 85 °C of its other lines — this is not a card for a parked car or an outdoor camera in a Cyprus summer. And the drop rating is 1 m, not the 5 m Samsung claims elsewhere.

Best For

✓ Nintendo Switch 2 game storage at the largest capacity
✓ An Express-capable card reader on a workstation
✓ A large game library that loads from the card
✓ Anyone who wants headroom for future Express devices

Key Features

 
PCIe and NVMe in a microSD shell
microSD Express is not a faster UHS-I — it is a different interface. This card carries PCIe Gen 3 ×1, NVMe 1.3 and SD 7.1 alongside legacy UHS-I for compatibility. That is why it reaches 800 MB/s where a UHS-I card physically cannot exceed about 104.
 
Samsung names the Nintendo Switch 2
Directly, on its own product pages. The Switch 2 requires microSD Express, and an ordinary microSD card — however fast — will not work for game storage on it. That single fact is the main reason this product exists, and 512 GB is the biggest it comes.
 
Random performance, published for once
Unusually, Samsung publishes a full IOPS table. In Express mode: 65K read / 52K write random 4K at QD32. In UHS-I fallback: 2K. Random performance is what determines game load times, and the gap between the two modes is far larger than the sequential figures suggest.
 
U3 and V30 describe the fallback, not the Express mode
A card doing 800 MB/s carrying the same V30 mark as a 90 MB/s one looks like an error. It is not: the UHS speed classes apply to the legacy UHS-I path. Note it is U3 and A1 — several listings say U1 or A2, and both are wrong.
 
Narrower limits than a UHS-I card
0 to 45 °C operating and a 1 m drop rating, against −25 to 85 °C and 5 m on Samsung’s UHS-I lines. Worth knowing before it goes anywhere hot or gets carried loose.

Technical Specifications

Identification
Brand Samsung — first-party memory card
Product Line P9 Express, microSD Express Card
Part Number (MPN) MB-MK512T/WW
EAN / GTIN 8806097644200
Colour White
Capacities in Range 256 GB and 512 GB only — this is the largest
Interface
Standard microSD Express
Bus PCIe Gen 3.0 ×1, NVMe 1.3, SD 7.1, plus legacy UHS-I
Format microSDXC
NAND Samsung V-NAND TLC — unusually, published
Controller SM2708 — also published, which Samsung does not normally do
Host Memory Buffer Yes
Performance — Express mode
Sequential Read 800 MB/s
Sequential Write Not published in Samsung’s datasheet, or on its UK or Swiss pages. ⚠️ Samsung Germany alone states “up to 310 MB/s” for this capacity — but the same German page also prints a 5 m drop rating and a 50-röntgen figure that contradict the datasheet’s 1 m and 100 mGy, which tells us it is running a generic template rather than card-specific data. We report the figure and its provenance rather than adopt it.
Random Read 4K QD32 65,000 IOPS
Random Write 4K QD32 52,000 IOPS
Random Read 4K QD1 9,000 IOPS
Random Write 4K QD1 30,000 IOPS
Performance — UHS-I fallback
Sequential Read 90 MB/s
Random Read / Write 2,000 IOPS each
When This Applies Any host without microSD Express support — which is almost every phone, camera, drone and laptop card slot in use today
Speed Classes
Speed Class Class 10
UHS Speed Class U3 — not U1, a common listing error
Video Speed Class V30
Application Performance Class A1 — not A2, also commonly misstated
What These Describe The legacy UHS-I mode. The SD Association’s speed classes predate Express and do not describe PCIe performance.
Durability & Physical
Dimensions 15 × 11 × 1 mm on Samsung’s product page; the datasheet states 1.1 mm. Both are Samsung figures.
Weight Approx. 0.25 g
Operating Temperature 0 °C to 45 °C — far narrower than Samsung’s UHS-I cards. Non-operating −40 to 85 °C.
Water Up to 1 m for 72 hours in 3% saltwater at 25 °C
Drop Up to 1 m, 10 cycles — the datasheet, the UK page and the Swiss page all agree. Samsung Germany says 5 m; that is the generic microSD marketing block, not this card’s figure.
X-ray / Magnetism Up to 100 mGy / up to 15,000 gauss
Wear 10,000 insertion cycles
Warranty
Warranty 1-Year Warranty (Singular)
Samsung Term 3-year limited warranty — the same term as the T7 and T9 lines, not the 10 years of the outgoing consumer cards.
Important Exclusion Samsung’s warranty does not cover dashcam, CCTV, surveillance or other write-intensive continuous-recording use. For those, PRO Endurance is the correct product — and the 0–45 °C range rules this card out for a vehicle anyway.
Not Published by Samsung
Sequential Write Absent from the datasheet, the UK page and the Swiss page. See the note above on the German figure.
Box Contents Not published — no adapter is stated either way.
Other Omissions TBW / endurance, MTBF, active and idle power, operating voltage, and any device compatibility list beyond the Switch 2.
Availability ⚠️ Samsung’s UK page shows this capacity as no longer available, its Swiss page as out of stock and its German page as not sellable, and the Irish URL returns a 404. Every European property we could reach is non-purchasable. Treat as channel or run-out stock and check with us before ordering.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this work in my phone or camera?
It will fit and it will work, but at 90 MB/s, because those devices have no microSD Express support and the card falls back to legacy UHS-I. For a phone or camera, a T7 or PRO Plus card is genuinely faster and cheaper. Only buy this if your device supports Express.
Do I need it for the Nintendo Switch 2?
Yes, if you want to expand game storage. The Switch 2 requires microSD Express and will not accept an ordinary microSD card for game storage, no matter how fast that card is rated. Samsung names the Switch 2 on its own pages for this product.
Is it U1 or U3? A1 or A2?
U3 and A1. Samsung’s UK and Swiss pages and the official datasheet all agree. Listings showing U1 or A2 are wrong — and A2 in particular gets copied across from Samsung’s UHS-I cards, which do carry it.
What is the write speed?
Samsung’s datasheet publishes none, and neither do its UK or Swiss pages. Its German page states 310 MB/s — but that same page also gives a 5 m drop rating and a 50-röntgen figure that contradict the datasheet, so it appears to be running a generic template. We would rather show you where the number comes from than present it as a specification.
Can I use it in a dashcam?
No — on two counts. The warranty excludes continuous-recording use, and the 0 to 45 °C operating range makes it unsuitable for a car here. Use PRO Endurance for anything that records unattended.
Why is it hard to find in stock?
Every Samsung European page for this capacity currently shows it as unavailable or not sellable. The product is current — it is the channel that is thin. Ask us and we will tell you what we can actually get.
Singular Expert Insight
microSD Express is the first genuinely new thing to happen to memory cards in years, and it is worth understanding before you spend on one. The card has two personalities: PCIe at 800 MB/s in a host that speaks Express, and legacy UHS-I at 90 MB/s in everything else — which means that in your phone, this premium card is slower than the mid-range T7 sitting next to it on the shelf. Right now the Nintendo Switch 2 is the mainstream device that needs it, and if that is why you are here, 512 GB is the largest Samsung makes and there is no substitute. If you are buying it to future-proof, be honest about whether you own anything that can use it. And note the two limits that do not apply to Samsung’s ordinary cards: a 1 m drop rating and a 0–45 °C operating range. Browse our SD and microSD card range, or an Express-capable card reader if you want the full speed on a laptop.

Buyer’s Guide

Buy it if

You have a Nintendo Switch 2 and want the largest microSD Express card Samsung makes, or another Express host that can use the speed.

Skip it if

Your device has an ordinary microSD slot — you will get 90 MB/s and a cheaper T7 or PRO Plus will beat it. Also skip it for dashcams, outdoor cameras and anything left in a hot car.

Also consider

The 256 GB P9 Express if 512 GB is more than you need, T9 or T7 for phones, cameras and older consoles, or PRO Endurance for a recorder.

Technical specifications
Μέγεθος
512GB
Χαρακτηριστικά
Product Code
04:573909
EAN Code
8806097644200
Manufacturer
Samsung
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