Exclusive Nintendo Switch 2 Leaks Unleashed – Get Ready for the Ultimate Gaming Revolution
New Nintendo Switch 2 Leaks: What to Expect?
The wait for the Nintendo Switch 2 is almost over. With the April 2025 deadline for its official announcement, industry insiders are getting closer to revealing the console’s design and features. And, thanks to the latest renders from OnLeaks and 91Mobiles, we have a better idea of what to anticipate.
If you’ve been following the Switch 2 leaks, these renders won’t come as a surprise. Based on previous reports, the console will feature an 8.4-inch screen, which is slightly larger than the original Switch. Interestingly, it seems likely to have an OLED panel instead of an LCD screen, as previously suggested.
So, what’s changed? The top of the Switch 2 will have a power button, volume rocker, 3.5mm headphone jack, game card slot, and, for the first time, a USB-C port. Renders suggest there may also be a sensor, possibly an ambient light sensor, but that’s still speculation.
The U-shaped kickstand is another familiar design element, similar to what we’ve seen in other leaks. The Joy-Cons, those detachable controllers, have also received a makeover. One new button is positioned above the Home button, while the other features large buttons on the back for detaching and attaching them to the console.
The Joy-Cons now sport a bold new color scheme, with light blue and orange accents on the joystick paddles and SL/SR buttons. There are even hints of a similar design for the left Joy-Con, with light blue accents, which emerged earlier this month.
As the flood of leaks continues, we can only hope that Nintendo will soon reveal the official details of their new console. And when it does, it’ll have to contend with stiff competition from PC gaming, handhelds, and more.
Key Features:
• 8.4-inch OLED screen
• Power button, volume rocker, 3.5mm headphone jack, game card slot, and USB-C port
• U-shaped kickstand
• Detachable Joy-Cons with new color scheme and design
• Possible ambient light sensor or other sensor
• Magnetic attachment for Joy-Con detachment and reattachment
