If you want to know the Nintendo Switch 2 price, then you have landed on the right page. It’s been quite a while since we all talked about the successor of Switch. From time to time, we get revelations, rumors, and leaks on the Nintendo Switch 2.
However, this time it’s about the Nintendo Switch 2 price, and as you can understand, it means that you can welcome this gaming console soon. Although we have to talk about it a bit later,. So, for now, let’s start the discussion about the Nintendo Switch and its price.
Nintendo Switch 2 Price
If you are following the news update related to the Nintendo Switch 2 then you should know how contradictory it is. On the one hand, the company haven’t even confirmed the existence of the gaming console.
And yet every day we hear about its specs, rumours, leaks, and other revelations. Now this is about the Nintendo Switch 2 price.
It is expected that the price of this gaming console will range from $399 to $499, and it can even go as low as $349 for some sales. But again, it’s all theory until there is an official announcement regarding this.
Apart from the expected Nintendo Switch 2 price, there is a lot that has been shared about this gaming console. Like, it was just last year when there was a report on the rumoured specs of the Nintendo Switch 2.
Accordingly it has said to come with NVIDIA T239 SOC with an NVIDIA Ampere GPU with 1280 cores. We have some more news from a new video shared on YouTube by YouTuber ‘Moore’s Law is Dead’.
In the video, this famous YouTuber said that these specifications can be considered to be the most logical. Also, he presented some more information about the Nintendo Switch 2 price and other features from sources at NVIDIA.
He has further shared that the rumoured Samsung 8NM process nod will be the ideal match for the gaming console. In his words,
I’m not that close to the project, but I can say that the Samsung 8nm is a perfect match for Nintendo.”
The alleged testimonial from one of the NVIDIA sources reads as follows:
“It’s the lowest cost/transistor node on the market, and it’s not expected to be as competitive for capacity as more modern nodes over the next few years. Also, remember that with 128-bit LPDDR5, Nintendo could realistically choose 8GB, 12GB, or 16GB capacities for the SOC we designed for them.”
There are other NVIDIA sources that have shared some other specs about the hardware of the gaming console. However, we have to take it with a grain of salt until there is an official announcement on the existence of the successor to the Switch, not to mention the official Nintendo Switch 2 price.
