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The Nintendo Switch 2 is out now and we've found the best bargains

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Good news, gamers. The Nintendo Switch 2 is finally out in Australia.

The Nintendo Switch 2 released on 5 June in Australia, along with Mario Kart World and a range of new accessories. The console on its own has an RRP of AU$699.95, but we've found cheaper prices here and there from select retailers – along with discounts on games, accessories and the Mario Kart World bundle.

We've rounded up the best Nintendo Switch 2 deals in Australia below. Keep in mind that it's a very in-demand console, and that even if retailers claim to have stock, delivery times may be blown out by weeks.

Best Nintendo Switch 2 deal

Nintendo Switch 2: AU$696 on Amazon

Nintendo Switch 2: AU$696 on Amazon

This is the console-only version, which includes the Nintendo Switch 2 with its dock, two Joy-Cons and a Joy-Con-slottable controller, but no games. We were quite impressed when we went hands-on with the Nintendo Switch 2, noting that the console feels much more premium than the first generation device.

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Best Nintendo Switch 2 bundle deal

Nintendo Switch 2: AU$766 on Amazon

Nintendo Switch 2: AU$766 on Amazon

This bundle is a good starter pack if you want a new game to go with the new console. You'll get the console itself, the Switch dock, two Joy-Cons and Joy-Con-slottable controller, along with a download code for Mario Kart World, the new and open-world take on the fan favourite racing game.

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Keen on Nintendo Switch 2 accessories? You can snag most of them on Amazon, including the new Pro controller and camera.

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Nintendo Switch 2 retailers in Australia

There are a handful of other retailers offering the Nintendo Switch 2, including those featured below.

What’s new with the Nintendo Switch 2?

The Nintendo Switch 2 is a bigger and more powerful console than its predecessor, which was released in 2017. It has a huge 7.9-inch 120Hz 1080p LCD display (bigger than the 7-inch screen on the Switch OLED).

But the screen's not the only thing that's gotten an upgrade. The Joy-Cons now magnetically attach to the console, and just like the original Switch, the gamepad can be slotted into a docking station to project your gameplay onto a TV or monitor.

The controllers are fundamentally the same as when the Switch first debuted, apart from four changes. The aforementioned magnetism, an extra trigger on the backside, a new button on the front for Game Chat (a quick tool for communicating with friends in-game) and the ability to convert the controller into a mouse on the fly.

A 5,220mAh battery is built-in with 256GB default storage and a MicroSD Express card slot, allowing for up to 1TB of extra space. As for performance, the Switch 2 uses a new custom chip by Nvidia which reportedly allows for up to 10x the graphical performance vs the OG Switch.

DLSS and ray tracing are also possible on the new console, though this will be reserved for graphically-intense games like Hogwarts Legacy and Cyberpunk 2077. Select original Switch games will be getting upgrades to match the Switch 2’s performance, and most Nintendo Switch games (including those on cartridges) will be compatible with the new console.

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Zachariah Kelly
Zachariah Kelly
Staff Writer

Zac has been in the tech writing game for six years, having previously written for Gizmodo Australia, Canstar Blue, and The Daily Mail Australia (with articles on Nine, Junkee, Kotaku Australia and Lifehacker Australia). He’s a huge nerd with a deep passion for technology. While his main focus at TechRadar Australia is phones, monitors and peripherals, he also has a deep interest in the growing Australian EV landscape. Outside of Techradar, Zac’s a Headspace (a youth mental health organization) volunteer and an avid gamer. 

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