The Nintendo Switch 2 features a 7.9-inch FHD LCD display, a 120Hz refresh rate, and is powered by the custom NVIDIA Ampere T239 processor. It also comes with Joy-Con 2 controllers that use a magnetic connector, a dedicated C button, and up to 256GB of internal storage. When docked, the console supports up to 4K resolution at 60 fps through NVIDIA DLSS, along with HDR10, Variable Refresh Rate, and up to 120Hz output.

Price at Launch and Availability

Below are the device launch prices in the Philippines. (Note: Pricing varies by region and over time.)

Price

Nintendo Switch 2 Console₱31,990
Nintendo Switch 2 Mario Kart Bundle₱35,990

Technical Specifications

Below are the official full specifications of the device:

Launch

Launch DateJune 5, 2025
Released DateJune 26, 2025

Body

DimensionsMeasures approximately 200.66 mm in height and 259.08 mm in width
WeightApproximately .88 lbs
(Approximately 1.18 lbs with Joy-Con 2 controllers attached)
Build MaterialsGlass, matte, carbon-embedded plastic shell over an internal metal skeleton alloy.
ColoursMatte Black, Neon Light Blue, Light Purple / Light Green, Blue / Light Yellow
IP RatingNo IP rating

Display

Screen TypeLCD panel
Screen Size7.9-inch
Screen ResolutionTabletop mode: FHD (1920×1080)
Docked mode: 3840×2160 (4K) at 60 fps
PPI279
Screen Refreshrate120Hz refreshrate
Touch Sampling Rate240Hz
Glass Protectionanti-shatter plastic outer lens layer
Brightness420 to 450 nits peak brightness

Platform

ChipsetCustom Nvidia Tegra T239
CPU8-core ARM Cortex-A78C
GPUCustom Nvidia graphics processor with Nvidia DLSS upscaling
Support 12 dedicated hardware RayTracing (RT) cores
OSRuns on a heavily upgraded iteration of Horizon OS
OS Support6 to 7 years OS support

Memory

RAM12GB (LPDDR5X)
ROM256GB (UFS 3.1)
SDmicroSD Express card slot up to 2TB
Cartridge CapacitiesUp to 64GB Game Cards

Camera

External CameraSupport external camera via USB-C port eith 1080p at 30 fps

Battery

Type5,220 mAh Lithium-ion battery
ChargingSleep mode charging: 15W to 17W
Play & Charge mode: 20W
Dock mode: 60W
Joy-Con 2 Controllers500mAh with 2.5W charging

Sensors

Accelerometer and Gyroscope6-Axis Motion Sensing
Ambient Brightness SensorYes supported
Magnetic Proximity InterlocksYes supported

Connectivity

WLANWi-Fi 6E (802.11ax)
BluetoothBluetooth 5.3
NFCYes supported
GPSL1 | GLONASS: G1 | BDS: B1I+B1C | Galileo E1
USBDual USB Type-C port
Audio Jack3.5mm audio jack
TV Dock1x HDMI 2.1 Port, 1x Dedicated Gigabit LAN Port, 2x USB-A (3.2 Gen 1) Ports

MISC

MicChassis Monomicrophone
Speaker/AudioDual speaker
Cooling SystemActive cooling system with Pure Copper Vapor Chamber, Internal Centrifugal Fan, and Clay Thermal Putty
Haptic MotorAdvanced “HD Rumble 2.0” haptic system
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Pros

  • Upgraded hybrid performance: Custom NVIDIA Tegra SoC delivers major gains over the original, with 4K/60fps output docked and 1080p/120fps support in handheld mode, plus HDR and VRR for smoother visuals.
  • Larger, better display: 7.9‑inch LCD with 1080p resolution, wide color gamut, HDR10, and up to 120Hz refresh rate—sharper and more responsive than past models.
  • Much bigger base storage: 256GB UFS 3.1 internal space (far above original 32GB) with fast read speeds, plus microSD Express expansion support.
  • Modern connectivity: Wi‑Fi 6, Bluetooth, wired LAN in dock, and two USB‑C ports for charging and accessories.
  • Strong backward compatibility: Works with most existing Switch games, protecting your library investment.
  • Enhanced memory: 12GB LPDDR5X RAM with high bandwidth to handle more demanding scenes.

Cons

  • Still LCD, not OLED: Spec sheet shows LCD panel only—lacks deep blacks and infinite contrast of OLED displays found in premium handhelds .
  • Mid‑tier performance vs home consoles: Even with upgrades, raw TFLOPS and core count trail PlayStation 5 / Xbox Series X; 4K output limited to 60fps max and no 8K support.
  • Battery range unchanged on paper: Rated 2–6.5 hours—same span as original; higher power draw may reduce real portable longevity.
  • Storage expansion cost: Requires faster but pricier microSD Express cards instead of standard affordable microSD options.
  • Heavier and larger: At ~1.18 lbs with Joy‑Con attached, slightly bulkier than original—may fatigue hands during long sessions.
  • Limited video output flexibility: 4K mode capped at 60Hz; 120Hz only available at lower resolutions.
  • Premium pricing: Launch price set at PHP 31,990—higher than original Switch entry point.

Note: Pros and cons are based on specification analysis, not hands‑on review.

Disclaimer: 

The information provided in this specification table is sourced from the brand’s press release, reputable news outlets, and reliable tipsters. However, we acknowledge that errors may occur despite our best efforts. If you notice any inaccuracies or have concerns about the specifications, please feel free to contact us. We appreciate your feedback and strive to maintain the highest standards of accuracy and integrity.

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