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Nintendo is inching ever closer to its promised deadline to reveal the Switch’s successor before April 2025. But new leaks from case manufacturers appear to reveal exactly what the Nintendo’s next console could look like, and a few notable upgrades it might have over the original Switch.

The Nintendo Switch 2 leaks keep coming thick and fast. Whether it’s unverified personal accounts of seeing the console in person, or third-party case manufacturers brazenly uploading images of their accessories with the console inside, the Nintendo Switch 2 reveal has happened without Nintendo’s blessing.

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Despite stating that they would not be answering any questions, Insider Gaming has reached out to Dbrand’s CEO on the case and design. Should a response be received, it will be added to this article.
We were inspired to write this article in the first place because of Dbrand’s just-announced “Killswitch 2” case. The website for the product features an in-motion render of the case and, inside, a mockup of hardware that has some key differences from the Switch and Switch OLED: the new console appears to be larger, and it has a mysterious new second button on the right Joy-Con under the Home button. Accessory leaks over the past several days have shown a similar potential design for the hardware.
Along with some more photos of the console appearing online and dbrand launching its Switch 2 Killswitch case, which features the console inside according to the company’s CEO, one of the more interesting Nintendo Switch 2 leaks comes from a Reddit thread, where a user claims to have gone hands on with the Switch successor.
Based on Dbrand’s measurements, the next Switch (which we’ll call the Switch 2) will both be larger and taller than Nintendo’s Switch OLED, but roughly the same thickness. Nintendo’s spec sheet shows its previous handheld is 242mm wide, 102mm tall and 13.9mm thick, where Ijaz says the Switch 2 should measure 270mm wide, 116mm tall, and 14mm thick, with the console portion taking up 200mm worth of that width.
The hands on account from NextHandheld all but confirms that the recent Nintendo Switch 2 design mockup and other pictures we’ve seen of the device are real.