First reported by IGN
New Nintendo Switch 2 Announced for Europe This Fall: Will Be Slightly Heavier, But With User-Replaceable Batteries
Nintendo Confirms Switch 2 Hardware Revision With Replaceable Batteries Coming to Europe This Autumn
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Nintendo Life
21h ago· 4 min readenNews
Summary
Nintendo has confirmed a Switch 2 hardware revision launching in Europe from autumn this year, featuring replaceable batteries in the console and Joy-Con 2 controllers. The revision will have approximately 1% smaller battery capacity and weigh around 10g more (14g with revised Joy-Con 2 attached). Other accessories like the Switch 2 Pro Controller will also see revisions.
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Key quotes
· 3 pulledA Switch 2 hardware revision with a replaceable battery will be released later this year in Europe, Nintendo has confirmed.
Rolling out from the autumn, the new revision will feature approximately 1% smaller battery capacity, and will weigh around 10g heavier.
When combined with revised Joy-Con 2 controllers attached - which are also seeing replaceable batteries - the system will be approximately 14g heavier overall, according to a support page.
Battery capacity and weight also set to change
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