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Nintendo to Launch EU Switch 2 Model with Replaceable Batteries to Meet Right to Repair Rules

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Maddie Agne

1mo ago· 3 min readenNews

Summary

Nintendo has confirmed it will release a version of the Switch 2 in the European Union with easily replaceable batteries to comply with the EU's Right to Repair directive and European Battery Regulation. The legislation aims to reduce electronic waste and make repairs more cost-effective for consumers. This move follows reports from March 2026 about Nintendo's plans to align with EU sustainability requirements.

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bskyNintendo to Launch EU Switch 2 Model with Replaceable Batteries to Meet Right to Repair Rulesthisweekinvideogames.com

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Nintendo has confirmed that it will be launching versions of the Switch 2 with easily replaceable batteries in the European Union in compliance with battery regulations.
The Right to Repair legislation seeks to 'reduce waste and bolster the repair sector by making it easier and more cost-effective to repair goods.'
The Battery Regulation also says that any consumer products with rechargeable batteries must be designed for easy replacement.
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The new model will have easily replaceable batteries in compliance with the EU's Right to Repair directive and European Battery Regulation

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