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Leaker Posts Nintendo Switch 2 Renders

Leaker Posts Nintendo Switch 2 Renders - News

by William D'Angelo , posted on 09 January 2025 / 2,833 Views

Reliable leaker OnLeaks (via 91mobiles) has released renders claiming it is for the Nintendo Switch 2. OnLeaks in the past has posted accurate renders for Samsung phones and Pixel devices.

The leaker has stated the successor to the Nintendo Switch will come with an 8.4-inch screen. This is bigger than the 7-inch screen of the Switch OLED and the 6.2-inch screen of the original Switch.

The size of the Switch 2 will be larger than the original Switch with it being 271mm (10.67in) x 116.4 (4.58in) x 31.4mm (1.24in) in size. The new Joy-Cons are also bigger.

The console will also feature 3.5mm headphone jack and a USB Type-C port on the top, which would allow it to be charged while in table-top mode. The top will also have a power button, volume rocker, and game card clot.

A number of other potential leaks have also been growing in recent months. Video game retailer GameStop appears to have added a number of accessory SKUs for the Nintendo Switch 2 into its system. Images of the new Joy-Cons, the design, the logo, and more have also been spotted.

Nintendo has yet to officially announced the Nintendo Switch 2, however, the company will unveil it by the end of March. Nintendo has confirmed it will be backwards compatible with the original Switch.

View images of the renders below:


A life-long and avid gamer, William D'Angelo was first introduced to VGChartz in 2007. After years of supporting the site, he was brought on in 2010 as a junior analyst, working his way up to lead analyst in 2012 and taking over the hardware estimates in 2017. He has expanded his involvement in the gaming community by producing content on his own YouTube channel and Twitch channel. You can contact the author on Twitter @TrunksWD.


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38 Comments
CosmicSex (on 09 January 2025)

Do you guys think that the Swich 2 will be able to keep pace with the original Switch? I frankly don't. I think it will be a great product but it doesn't offer anything that looks too different. It has the same gimmick: The Joy Cons. it will be more powerful and personally I look forward to getting one to replace my Switch but I don't see this doing nearly as well as the Switch.

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Mr.GameCrazy CosmicSex (on 09 January 2025)

It probably won't be as successful as the Switch, but I'm sure it'll do just fine.

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VAMatt CosmicSex (on 09 January 2025)

Very few systems have been as successful as Switch. So it's a pretty safe bet that it will not sell at that level.

Obviously I have no idea what Nintendo's internal projections are. But I would consider it a success if it can do about 75% of what Switch has done.

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Ninten78 VAMatt (on 09 January 2025)

Even half that at 80 million I'd say is good

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bartkuz Ninten78 (on 12 January 2025)

Like DS to 3DS 🙂

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Torpoleon VAMatt (on 12 January 2025)

75% would be close to or about 120 million, which is what I'm expecting for Switch 2. There's bound to be some people who would still be content with a Switch 1 and also taking into account the covid bump that hopefully the Switch 2 won't have (considering all the bad things it meant for the world).

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firebush03 CosmicSex (on 09 January 2025)

NSW2 will def have the benefit of starting off stronger than NSW being that [i] NSW was competing with 3DS til 2019, [ii] Nintendo was not as popular a brand in 2017-2019 comp to now, and [iii] 3rd-party devs weren't too eager to support NSW til early-2019.

Whether NSW2 will maintain its lead over NSW during COVID years? Whether NSW2 will have comparable legs to NSW? Impossible to say given current knowledge.

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NSS7 CosmicSex (on 10 January 2025)

I think will do better than Switch first year but will start fall behind during 4th year. It will sell fewer units than predecessor but generate more revenue from software, online service.

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JohnVG CosmicSex (on 10 January 2025)

Who knows? Probably not.
But for sure it won't be a WIiU after the Wii.

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KLAMarine (on 09 January 2025)

Not terribly surprising but why fix what isn't broken?

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Legendary_W KLAMarine (on 09 January 2025)

They struck gold with the Switch concept. As long as the games look good while they run fine, the joycons fail less and online services improve, it could be one hell of an enternainment device.

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Knitemare Legendary_W (on 09 January 2025)

You are right, but, all those 3 things you mentioned, are not so easily achieved. PS5/XBSX still struggle to deliver games looking good without FPSs dips. Dualsense and Joycons are still having drift issues. PS5/NS cant keep a good and reliable online service. So yeah, if they manage to fix those things on NS2, will be a no brainer.

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mjk45 Knitemare (on 09 January 2025)

I don't know about where you are but my PSN has been running great for a long time now.

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Knitemare mjk45 (on 10 January 2025)

Connection is good. What i meant is as a service Nintendo and PSN are not as good as Xbox pass... With a little bit more down time also (in the case of PSN)

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V-r0cK (on 09 January 2025)

I miss the days when portable gaming systems could actually fit in your pocket.

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Otter V-r0cK (on 10 January 2025)

Switch Lite?

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V-r0cK Otter (on 10 January 2025)

I have one and its still pretty big to put in your pocket. Unless you're a tall guy or have pants with really big pockets I suppose, but not to the average.

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HopeMillsHorror (on 09 January 2025)

I mean it looks exactly like everyone was expecting...

But I think people really are forgetting how big this thing is. It's using the same screen as the PS Portal which is much larger (and clear) in the hands than the Switch OLED.

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LivncA_Dis3 (on 09 January 2025)

If it's just basically straight copy paste and added more "powah" I don't think it will sell as good as original switch

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Slownenberg (on 09 January 2025)

I really hope that isn't true about the screen size. The Switch screens are plenty big enough. An 8.4 inch screen size, if it turns out to be true, makes it seem like Nintendo is going to make the Steam Deck mistake, of making a handheld system that really isn't that portable because it's too big. Hopefully they stick to the OLED's 7 inch screen size.

They need to keep it portable and affordable.

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Otter Slownenberg (on 10 January 2025)

It will be 8inches and not OLED. At the point where you need a backpack, I don't think there is much difference in size personally

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shikamaru317 (on 09 January 2025)

That is a big handheld, about 1.2 inches wider and about 0.6 inch taller than the Switch 1. May wait on a Lite model to save money and have more portability.

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VAMatt shikamaru317 (on 09 January 2025)

Yeah. They are really pushing the bounds of portability.

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Mystro-Sama (on 10 January 2025)

Wow, very believable.

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Jumpin (on 09 January 2025)

More leaks?
Public urination is a real crisis.

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killer7 (on 10 January 2025)

Fake. Just confirmed by Nintendo. If i where them i would just delay it another year just to piss them off

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Hardstuck-Platinum (on 09 January 2025)
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