When the Nintendo Switch 2 got its full reveal back in April, most of the relevant bits of its spec sheet was also revealed. But for those looking to the full list, the company has left us waiting. I’d say the wait ends now, as the brand has just put up the upcoming handheld console hybrid’s spec sheet on its website, but some items are still left pretty vague.
One such example is the CPU / GPU of the Nintendo Switch 2, which is only listed as a “custom processor made by NVIDIA”. Of course, most things have pointed to it being the NVIDIA T239, with a die shot of the chip and is approximate level of performance already making rounds on the internet. Similarly, the spec sheet mentions two USB-C ports, but doesn’t mention which version, or data transfer speeds, though the dock is noted to be USB 2.0 compatible.
Other items on this spec sheet that was part of the original reveal include the screen on the Nintendo Switch 2, which is a 7.9-inch Full HD LCD touch screen with HDR10 support and VRR up to 120Hz. Then there’s the 256GB of UFS storage, WiFi 6 support, and Bluetooth with no version mentioned.
Also, since we mentioned the screen, we should probably also mention its dimensions. With the Joy-Cons attached Nintendo says that the Switch 2 measures 4.5 x 10.7 x 0.55 inches (114.3 x 271.78 x 13.97mm) at its thinnest. Or 1.2 inches (30.48mm) from the tip of the analogue sticks to the protruding parts of the ZL / ZR buttons.
There’s also the battery life figure of up to 6.5 hours, which the company now says is thanks to the 5,220 mAh battery pack. The three-hour charge time is also for when the system is in Sleep mode. As for the Joy-Con 2 controllers, they have a battery capacity of 500 mAh, but can get up to 20 hours of use, and are charged up in three hours and 30 minutes.
If you need the full list of specs for the Nintendo Switch 2, you can head over to the official page, linked below. This can be useful especially if, say, you need the exact measurements of the Joy-Con 2 straps or grip attachment, or even the dock.
(Source: Nintendo)
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