Nintendo has not officially released a “Nintendo Switch 2,” and no such hardware is currently available for sale or discount. Current market offers in Brazil and globally focus on the Nintendo Switch OLED and the standard Nintendo Switch models, which frequently see price reductions during retail events like Amazon Prime Day.
Confusion regarding a successor console has increased due to various reports and retail listings.
Recent price drops mentioned in Brazilian tech outlets refer to the existing Nintendo Switch OLED model. These discounts often involve coupon combinations and promotional bundles during major shopping windows, rather than the launch of a new generation of hardware.
What is the current status of the Nintendo Switch 2?
There is no official “Nintendo Switch 2” available for purchase. Any retail listing or advertisement claiming a discount on a second-generation Switch is either a mislabeled listing for the OLED model or unverified information.
The company continues to support the original Switch family.
How to find the best deals on existing Nintendo Switch models
Consumers looking for discounts should focus on the Nintendo Switch OLED and the Switch Lite. During events such as Amazon Prime Day, prices for the OLED model frequently drop through a combination of direct discounts and digital coupons. In the Brazilian market, these offers can sometimes reach several hundred reais off the standard retail price.
When evaluating a deal, buyers should verify if the price includes a “bundle” (pacote), which may include a game or accessory, as this often accounts for the perceived value increase. Official retailers typically offer installment plans (up to 12x in Brazil) to make the hardware more accessible.
Comparison of Current Nintendo Switch Models
| Feature | Nintendo Switch (Standard) | Nintendo Switch OLED | Nintendo Switch Lite |
|---|---|---|---|
| Display | 6.2-inch LCD | 7-inch OLED | 5.5-inch LCD |
| Mode | Hybrid (Handheld/TV) | Hybrid (Handheld/TV) | Handheld Only |
| Price Point | Mid-range | Premium | Budget |
Why the confusion over “Switch 2” pricing exists
The discrepancy in reporting often stems from “placeholder” listings or SEO-driven content that anticipates the next console. Some regional outlets may use “Switch 2” as a shorthand for the OLED model or bundles that include new software, leading readers to believe a new hardware generation has arrived. This is further complicated by the “Choose Your Game” bundles appearing in various markets, which apply to the current hardware generation.
For those deciding if it is “worth it” to buy a Switch now, the decision depends on the appetite for current-gen titles versus the willingness to wait until 2025. The OLED model provides a significantly better visual experience for handheld play, which remains the primary draw for the system.
Do you think the current OLED model is enough of an upgrade to buy now, or are you waiting for the official 2025 announcement? Let us know in the comments.