The Nintendo Switch 2 appears to suffer from the infamous "Joy-Con Drift." Tear-downs reveal repairing the problem may have ...

A Switch 2 owner orders an extra dock for their new Nintendo console, only to receive something that doesn't look quite right ...

Nintendo Japan's pricing indicates a massive surge of up to 92% for replacement parts, affecting components like the mainboard, LCD, dock, Joy-Cons, and even the new Pro Controller.

That’s not a place where Nintendo is playing ball —- although New York right-to-repair law may require Nintendo to provide parts for the Switch 2 in the USA, as iFixit points out in its blog post.

A substantial consideration in iFixit’s scoring system is the availability of repair parts from the manufacturer for the device in question. While there was some hope that Nintendo would have to ...

Nintendo's latest console is the future in familiar form, and a doorway to a lot more. But the fun's still under construction, so you don't need to hop on yet.

IFixit, a site that sells spare parts and provides guides on how to fix your tech, has given the Switch 2 an abysmal three out of 10 for repairability."Is this the best Nintendo could do?" asks ...

Image: Damien McFerran / Nintendo Life. iFixit, one of the world's leading online repair communities, has nerfed the original Switch's 'repairability score' following a recent reassessment.. Upon ...

Whether you own a Nintendo Switch, a Switch Lite, or a Switch OLED, you know how versatile and fun this console can be.To make the most of your gaming experience, investing in a few accessories ...

The company has never released repair parts or manuals for the original Switch, and there are currently none available for the Switch 2, so you’ll need third-party alternatives to reassemble the ...

The Switch OLED dock comes with a built-in LAN port. But if you have the regular model, you’ll need a Nintendo Switch Wired Internet LAN adapter . Nintendo Switch won’t connect to TV ...

You can also charge them by plugging the Switch 2 into the dock with the Joy-Cons still attached. Or, you can simply plug in a USB-C cable into the top or bottom USB-C ports to charge.