Nintendo · Nintendo Switch system software
Switch OLED
$399.99MSRP
- Chip
- NVIDIA custom Tegra processor
- Display
- 7″ OLED
- Battery
- 4310 mAh
- Weight
- 420 g
Nintendo's 2025 successor to the Switch: a 7.9-inch 1080p 120 Hz LCD with HDR10 and VRR, a custom NVIDIA chip, 256 GB of storage and magnetic Joy-Con 2 controllers. Docked, it outputs up to 4K at 60 fps.
Image: NintendoChecked October 22, 2026
Manufacturer list prices (MSRP), not retail offers.
Review consensus
Reviewers agree the Switch 2 is a clear step up from the original: a larger 1080p 120 Hz screen, much stronger performance, magnetic Joy-Con and wide backward compatibility. The complaints are consistent too. Battery life is around two to three hours in demanding games, the flat body is tiring to hold, the launch library was thin, and the $449 price is a big jump.
Read the full roundup →| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Chip (SoC) | Custom NVIDIA processor[1] |
| Process node | Not published |
| CPU | Not published |
| CPU cores / threads | Not published |
| CPU clock | Not published |
| GPU | Not published |
| GPU cores | Not published |
| GPU clock | Not published |
| Power range (TDP) | Not published |
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