Switch 2 Leak Details Via Case Manufacturer

The Nintendo Switch 2 is increasingly losing its mystery. There have been several leaks in the past few days and they indicate a larger display and revised Joy-Cons. The accessory manufacturer Dbrand has now even revealed specific dimensions.

New details about the Nintendo Switch 2

The gaming world is currently looking forward to Nintendo. In the past few days, leaks about the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 have been piling up. Now a manufacturer of protective cases has caused a stir with specific information. According to the via Dbrand According to leaked information, players can look forward to a larger display. Instead of the previous 7.2 inches on the OLED model, the new Switch will have an 8-inch display. However, rumors point to an LCD panel, which would be a step backwards from the OLED screen.

The Verge published the supposed dimensions of the Nintendo Switch 2. Accordingly, the new console with attached Joy-Cons should be 270 millimeters wide, 116 millimeters high and 14 millimeters thick. For comparison: the current OLED model measures 242 x 102 x 13.9 millimeters. The Joy-Cons themselves should also be revised and have a more pronounced curvature.

New controls and improvements

An interesting innovation concerns the control devices. There should be an additional button labeled “C” on the right Joy-Con. It is still unclear whether this is a new capture button or what function this button is supposed to fulfill. The attachment of the controllers could also change. According to rumors, the Joy-Cons will be attached magnetically and released via an eject button on the back.

 Further possible improvements concern the setup mechanism and the connection options:

• Wider Kickstand: The Nintendo Switch 2 is set to get a wider, U-shaped kickstand, similar to that of the OLED model.
• Additional USB-C port: In addition to the lower USB-C port, another port could be placed on the top of the console. This would make charging in tabletop mode much easier.

Dbrand confirms the leak

The credibility of these leaks is supported by the statements of the accessory manufacturer Dbrand. The company, known for its provocative marketing campaigns, recently presented a 3D rendering of its “Killswitch 2” protective case for the Nintendo Switch 2. Dbrand CEO Adam Ijaz claimed to The Verge that the measurements are based on a 3D scan of the actual hardware .

Despite the wealth of details, most questions still remain unanswered. There is currently no reliable information about the exact release date or the technical specifications of the Nintendo Switch 2. Nintendo itself has promised a reveal by March 2025 at the latest.