Nintendo Switch 2 Console - Black
The Nintendo Switch 2 Console in black is now available for £395.99. Available from 5 June 2025, this enhanced console offers:
- A larger 1080p screen when handheld, with TV playability up to 4K resolution.
- Support for HDR, VRR, and frame rates up to 120 fps for improved graphics and smoother gameplay.
- New Joy-Con 2 controllers with magnetic connectors, doubling as a mouse in certain games.
- Game Chat functionality using the C Button, allowing real-time chat and screen sharing with friends.
Connect face-to-face with the Nintendo Switch 2 camera (sold separately) and enjoy enhanced interaction. Note the compatibility requirement for certain Nintendo Switch games with this new edition. For online features like Game Chat, you need an internet connection, Nintendo Switch Online membership, and a Nintendo Account.
Box contents include:
- Nintendo Switch 2 console
- Joy-Con 2 controllers (L/R) with straps
- Switch 2 dock and grip
- AC adapter and Ultra High Speed HDMI
Cable
It includes a 256 GB system storage and comes with a 2-year manufacturer's guarantee. Terms apply.
Save on delivery with free click and collect. You can often select to have it delivered to your local Sainsbury's too.
Always tempted to buy a Nintendo switch and in black will check if it's worth buying thanks
So annoying these are less than 300 pounds in Japan and games like Mario Kart are about 50 pounds there. That feels about what the console is worth all things considered. If you are using it as a portable the worst battery runtime I've seen reported was 1 hour 20 minutes and that was with Cyberpunk, full brightness and with downloads in the background I think plus the battery saver feature which only charges the battery to 90% to extend its lifespan. It feels like you are going to need a powerbank with this console. The OLED original Switch seems get many hours of battery runtime and is a fully usable portable device. I'm guessing because it has a lower wattage draw maybe it doesn't actually need a battery saver feature on the original OLED switch. Battery saver features are often used on devices that draw higher amounts of current which shortens the life of the battery compared to low current devices. High current means the battery gets hotter and ages faster but by only charging to 90% you protect the battery more to extend the lifespan.
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