Multiple third-party case manufacturers have started listing cases and accessories for the Nintendo Switch 2, prematurely revealing the console's design.

It seems Dbrand is reasonably confident in its case, but we asked CEO Adam Ijaz to be sure. He says Dbrand has “actual dimensions” — not an educated guess — based on a “3D scan of the real hardware.” (When we asked how he knows that, Ijaz only said “Nice try, Nintendo. ”)

The Switch has been a mega-hit even by Nintendo's standards, with more than 130 million units sold. That's about twice as many game consoles as Sony has sold in the PlayStation 5 era, which itself far outsold Microsoft's current-gen consoles.

Case manufacturer Dbrand may have just shown us exactly what the Nintendo Switch 2 will look like when it arrives next year. After teasing us with a post on X, which showed the rear of an alleged Switch 2 carry case,

Someone claims to have gone hands-on with the Nintendo Switch 2, giving us our clearest picture yet of the upcoming hardware.

New leaks suggest what Nintendo’s next handheld console (tentatively known as the Switch 2) might look like, along with key changes it could bring over the

This latest rumor update comes from Dbrand, a well-known maker of protective cases and skins, which recently revealed its upcoming "Killswitch" case for the Switch 2

Potential Switch 2 dimensions leak online, suggesting that Nintendo's upcoming console will be much larger than its predecessor.

Nintendo has promised to reveal the successor to its incredibly successful Switch console before the end of the fiscal year in March 2025, and the last few days have seen a flurry of design leaks. Now,