Nintendo has confirmed battery life for its upcoming console, switch 2.
Instead of yesterday, a complete direct, which gave us a look at Switch 2 Games such as the drag X drive and Mario Cart World, has begun to wander around some more small information. This includes all the console battery life.
As a joint on one Separate sheet for switch 2Nintendo’s next console will have lithium -ion battery, which will have a 5220mAH battery capacity. Meanwhile, its battery life is “about 2 – 6.5 hours”. Nintendo noted that this is just a “estimate” life duration, and it added that “battery life will depend on sports and sports conditions”.
Although Nintendo itself does not go into the details of what sports it is referring to here, it is appropriate to understand that playing a small indi game on the afternoon of a pleasant spring with a light blow will continue to be longer in its handheld mode, if you will remain a full -fledged war.
In the meantime, charging time for the console is about three hours while staying in sleep mode.
To compare the next switch 2 battery life to other switch devices, what’s here Said in Nintendo’s Support Page:
Once full charge, the battery duration for the console depends on the model and the software application and the functions used.
- For the Nintendo Switch – a serial number OLED model that starts with “Xt”, battery life is about 4.5 to 9 hours.
- Nintendo switch with serial number for consoles that starts from “XK”, battery life is about 4.5 to 9 hours.
- Nintendo switch with serial number for consoles that starts from “XA”, battery life is about 2.5 to 6.5 hours.
- For the Nintendo Switch Light, the battery life is about 3 to 7 hours.
Nowhere in the Nintendo Switch 2 News, it seems that the next console of Nintendo will make things a little easier for the curious screenshot sharers and gameplay clippers. In addition, Nintendo quietly confirmed that there would be no game data on the game card included in some physical release on the console.
The Nintendo Switch is to be released on June 2 5. You can catch all the details in our dedicated Switch 2 Nintendo Direct: everything announced.
