Should you consider investing in a network switch? Here’s why it might help optimize your home internet connection and bring ...

The Switch 2 comes with a 3.5mm port, Bluetooth audio support, and its new extra USB-C port is perfect for those wireless 2.4GHz dongles, so there's a never-ending supply of compatible cups out ...

The Switch 2 contains a nice new option to have your battery life cap out around 90 percent when you’re charging it. This is to help extend the overall life of the battery, and it’s ability to ...

The "anti-scattering adhesive film" is meant to keep glass from going everywhere in the event that the Switch 2 screen breaks. Meanwhile, be careful how you unbox your Switch 2.

Even so, you may be wondering which Switch 2 features are relevant to your TV, and if your current set can handle them. To help make the most of your Switch 2 experience, we’ve compiled a list ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 is a vital upgrade over the original Switch if that's the only way you've been able to play games for the last eight years, but improvements that are mostly playing catch-up ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 is the fastest-selling Nintendo hardware in the U.S. in the four days following its release, according to a statement obtained by IGN from Nintendo. It's outselling the OG ...

We're rounding up all the best Nintendo Switch headsets to help you get more from your original and new Switch 2 handheld, while you're gaming on the go or at home.

The Switch 2 has been a big hit for Nintendo, with units flying off the shelves as quickly as retailers can stock them. Even tough critiques of the handheld’s screen hasn’t slowed demand.

Following a few hours of waiting outside my local Best Buy, I had a Switch 2 in hand and was ready to test this out. While I transferred my games and save data to the console, I got the new dock ...

The Good: A better Switch The Switch 2’s most noticeable upgrade is its 7.9-inch 1,080p screen with up to 120Hz refresh rates – a big improvement over the original’s 6.2-inch 720p screen.

The Nintendo Switch 2 is launching with a handful of new games, but for many of the people getting one this week, the main thing to play on it is software made for the original Switch.