Reliable tech leaker posts a ‘360-degree render’ of Nintendo’s new console

A reliable tech leaker has posted a 360-degree render claiming to show Nintendo’s next console, which it claims is the most accurate look yet at the Switch 2.

According to OnLeaks, via 91mobiles, who have a history of posting accurate renders of unreleased tech such as previous Samsung phones and Pixel devices, the system will feature an 8.4-inch screen, 1.4 inches larger than the Nintendo Switch OLED, as previous reporting has suggested.

The system will also reportedly feature a 3.5mm headphone jack, as well as a USB-C port on the top. This will allow the system to be charged in tabletop mode, something that isn’t possible on the current generation of hardware. The render also features a sensor, the use for which is currently unknown.

This is the latest in a deluge of alleged information to be released about Nintendo‘s next console, all of which comes before Nintendo has officially announced the system.

In just the last week, accessory listings have confirmed details about the system’s memory capabilities, as well as potential mouse-like functionality in the joy cons.

Last week, supposed images of Switch 2’s Joy-Cons made their way online. If authentic, they corroborate previous claims that the Switch 2 Joy-Cons will be slightly larger, and feature a magnetic connection.

And at CES this week, accessory maker Genki has been showing off what it claims to be an accurate replica of the system, ahead of an alleged April 2025 launch date.

VGC reported in the summer of 2023 that Nintendo’s next console was already in the hands of key development partners, and that Nintendo was targeting a launch the following year. However, the system is thought to have been delayed internally to avoid shortages, and it’s now widely expected to hit shelves this year.