New Nintendo Switch 2 may have dual fans and a more powerful design according to leaked components.

Rumor suggests new Nintendo Switch will have a fan and 60W charger for improved performance.

August 9th 2024.

New Nintendo Switch 2 may have dual fans and a more powerful design according to leaked components.
There's been a lot of buzz about the upcoming successor to the Nintendo Switch, aptly named the Switch 2. Rumors have been circulating about its features and specs, and a recent one suggests that it will come with a fan and a powerful 60W charger. This news has sparked even more speculation as we eagerly await the official announcement from Nintendo, which is promised to happen before April 2025.

Many reports have already hinted at what we can expect from the Switch 2. It's said to be an "iterative" improvement over its predecessor, with a bigger 8-inch LCD screen, magnetic Joy-Cons, and backwards compatibility. Another key aspect that has been debated is its power. Some sources compare it to the Xbox Series S, while others claim it will be less powerful than the PlayStation 4.

The latest rumor, while not revealing the console's exact power, suggests that it will require more power output than the current Switch. This information was found in shipment data shared between manufacturers, referencing a 60W AC adapter charger from Delta Electronics. This is the same company that supplied the 36W USB-C charger for the current Switch. It's speculated that this could mean the Switch 2 will support fast-charging technology, thanks to the use of Gallium Nitride (GaN) which is known for its efficiency in mobile phone chargers.

For comparison, the Steam Deck, a similar handheld gaming device, comes with a 45W charger. However, by the time the Switch 2 is released, the Steam Deck will be three years old, so it's not a fair comparison. According to Portuguese site UniversoNintendo, the Switch 2 will also come with two fan coolers, as revealed by the same manufacturing sources. This suggests a significant increase in power and performance, as the original Switch only has one internal fan and none in the dock.

While the addition of a fan is exciting news, it does raise concerns about potential noise levels. The current Switch models are known for being relatively quiet, so this change could result in a louder console. But ultimately, we can't confirm anything until Nintendo officially announces the Switch 2.

Despite the hype surrounding the Switch 2, Nintendo is still committed to supporting the original console. In fact, there are several highly anticipated games set to release in 2024, including Zelda: Echoes Of Wisdom, Super Mario Party Jamboree, and Mario & Luigi: Brothership. These titles are sure to give the Switch a memorable farewell before its successor takes over.

As we eagerly await more details about the Switch 2, it's important to remember that manufacturing sources are usually the most reliable when it comes to new hardware information. So while we can't confirm anything until Nintendo makes an official announcement, these rumors hold some weight. In the meantime, be sure to sign up for our newsletter and follow us on social media for the latest updates.

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