Nintendo is suggesting that the switch 2 owners set up a “charging of about 90 %” to prevent the system’s battery from deteriorating rapidly. The company shared the news-and a deep video tells where to find the new setting.
Recently, Nintendo is sharing a system setting videos on its Daily News app, including one of the mouse control use on a home screen. The latest one switch 2 highlights the stopping stop of a 90 % feature, Nintendo explains that “keeping the charge at about 90 90 TO reduces battery deterioration.” One video shows how to turn this feature on, and then it was shared by the Industry’s Internal Steel 40K on the X.
Nintendo revealed that charging the rest of the switched battery is stopped.
Putting the charge at about 90 90 to reduce the battery malfunction.
If “stop charging around 90 %” is turned on, the charging speed will slow around 90 %. pic.twitter.com/53y0oryfvd– Steelth (@STELTHER 40K) May 12, 2025
If you plan to play your switch 2 frequently during the long -term, this is definitely a feature you should be aware of. If you want to maximize your handheld format game time, the system must keep the battery healthy. Currently, Nintendo says the switch 2 battery life lasts between two to six and a half hours, depending on which games are playing. Nintendo also said it would take three hours to charge the system, though if this specific new layout is over, it may be a bit smaller.
The Nintendo Switch launches June 2, and those who want to secure the console should keep an eye on the game spot’s pre -order guide.
