Nintendo Switch 2 Console

The Nintendo Switch 2, released in June 2025, represents a significant hardware leap over the original model, moving to 4K capabilities and a larger, more modern display.

Key Features

• Performance & Graphics: Powered by a custom NVIDIA Tegra T239 (Ampere) chip. It supports NVIDIA DLSS 3.5 (upscaling) and ray tracing, bringing its performance closer to a portable PS4 Pro or Xbox Series S.

• 7.9-inch LCD Display: A major jump from the original's 6.2-inch screen. It features a 1080p resolution, HDR10 support, and a 120Hz variable refresh rate (VRR) for ultra-smooth gameplay.

• Hybrid 4K Gaming: While handheld mode is 1080p, docking the console enables 4K output at 60fps to your TV.

• Magnetic Joy-Con 2: The old rail system has been replaced with strong magnetic attachments. They "snap" into place and include a mechanical release button. They also feature HD Rumble 2 for more precise haptic feedback.

• Mouse Mode: A new internal sensor allows the Joy-Con 2 to be used as a mouse on flat surfaces for compatible strategy and simulation games.

• GameChat Button: A dedicated "C" button on the controllers opens a new system-level menu for voice and video calls (using the new optional camera).

• Backward Compatibility: It is fully compatible with original Nintendo Switch physical game cards and digital library.

What’s in the Box

The standard retail packaging includes the following items:

• Nintendo Switch 2 Console: The main tablet unit with 256GB internal storage.

• Joy-Con 2 (L/R): Redesigned controllers (typically in Light Blue and Light Red).

• Nintendo Switch 2 Dock: Features a built-in LAN port and supports 4K HDMI output.

• Joy-Con 2 Grip: A non-charging shell to hold the Joy-Cons like a traditional controller.

• Joy-Con 2 Straps (x2): Wrist straps that slide onto the magnetic connectors.

• AC Adapter: Power brick with USB-C connector.

• Ultra High Speed HDMI Cable: Necessary for 4K/60fps and HDR output.

• USB-C Charging Cable: A separate cable for accessory charging.