
Nintendo Switch 2 launched on Thursday 5th June and was a hot-ticket item, with pre-orders selling out in most places, but retailers advertised units available for walk-in customers to buy at the system's midnight launch.
In this guide, we've collected the latest info, plus the best Switch 2 purchase options from Nintendo and reputable retailers in the US and UK, including any discounts or bundle deals.
We've also included Switch 2 controllers, accessories (such as cards and cases), as well as games.
On this page: Where To Buy Nintendo Switch 2
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Buy Nintendo Switch 2
Below, we are tracking prices for Nintendo Switch 2 consoles to save you the hassle of searching across all retailers. Simply have a look through and choose the best deal available!
Note. On 1st September 2026, Nintendo raised the retail price of Switch 2. At the time of writing, you can still find the console and related bundles at their old price at some retailers, but those deals likely won't last long.
Switch 2 controllers
Extra pads are always handy. Your old Switch controllers will connect wirelessly to Switch 2, remember, but if you need to buy Switch 2 Joy-Con or the new, updated Pro Controller, here they are:
And here's the brand new GameCube controller that's exclusive to My Nintendo Store:
Switch 2 accessories
There are plenty of extras available for the newest console. If you're looking to get the most out of GameChat, for example, you'll need a camera. And here's where you'll find all the important extras you might want to pick up with the console:
Switch 2 games
What's a console without games, eh? Here are some essential Switch 2 titles you might want to pick up:
Switch 2 Game-Key Card Games
Please note that the games below come on Game-Key Cards - you'll need enough storage space to download the full game!
Switch 2 storage
Finally, while the system comes with 256GB of internal storage, that could fill up quickly depending on the games you buy, and especially if you're planning to transfer a large Switch 1 library to the new console.
Switch 2 uses a different type of microSD card, too - Switch 1 cards are incompatible, unfortunately. You may want to expand your memory with a new microSD Express card - check out our guide for details and deals: