Nintendo Switch 2 Leaks Showcase The Possibility Of Two USB-C Ports
It appears that the Nintendo Switch 2 console may have been leaked by Dbrand, a company known for creating accessories. There have been a few Nintendo Switch 2 leaks over the past few days, including one from Satisfye that was a bit too blurry to make out. The post was taken down by the original poster rather quickly, and as always, all leaks should be taken with a grain of salt.
The latest leak was first spotted on X by InsiderGaming, where they announced that the Dbrand CEO confirmed that the leaked images were in fact the Nintendo Switch 2 inside the case shown.
The leaked images of the case are not the only leaks sighted for the Nintendo Switch 2, as one other leak shows a feature that fans may get excited about if it happens to be true. A recent Reddit post from user Nacam1 shows a few images of the console, andtwo USB-C ports can be seen within the photos, with one being on the top and the other being on the bottom. This is a feature that has been highly requested by Nintendo Switch users for quite some time, but the biggest question is of course the validity of these images.
Nintendo Switch 2 design may not be known to anyone outside of Nintendo, but there's a video that seems to have a 3d printed case model.
As with any leaks, fans should always take them with a grain of salt, as they could always be incorrect. There are a few other things that can be seen within the images though, including large speakers, a «C» button, and a U-shaped kickstand, according to user rtaboy356b.Fans theorize that the two ports could either be used for extra accessories while the console is charging, or being able to charge the console while it is in tabletop mode. To clarify once again, these are theories and should be taken as such.
Leaks and Nintendo almost go hand in hand, asfans can always seem to find information on both consoles and titles prior to them being revealed by the company. In November, several titles were leaked almost in their entirety thanks to
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