5 Nintendo Switch 2 Accessories Worth Buying On Amazon

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The Nintendo Switch 2 is almost a year old, and it’s off to a strong start, selling over 17 million units before the end of 2025. The next-generation console is a huge improvement over the original, running demanding games like “Cyberpunk 2077” and “Citizen Evil Requirement” with an impressive level of quality, especially for handhelds. Just like any other technology, the right accessories for the Switch 2 can greatly enhance your gaming experience.

There are plenty of Nintendo Switch 2 accessories available from retailers like Amazon, including many first-party offerings that support new console features like GameChat. However, things like the official Nintendo Switch 2 Camera are niche enough and not necessary for most users. To help you sort through the plethora of options, we’ll go over five accessories you can find on Amazon that are just right for you, including essentials and peripherals you can choose from a range of categories.

This might be a bit of a cheat, but the Binbok 18-in-1 Pro Controller Accessories Bundle is a great value considering everything that’s included. With 18 separate parts, it’s a solid starter kit or the perfect gift for any Nintendo Switch 2 user. Its list price is $76.99, but it’s available on Amazon for $56.99 at the time of this writing, which is a steal for these many accessories.

With the Binbok bundle, you get a carrying case, a screen protector, a protective case, two Joy-Con cases, two steering wheels, two Nintendo Switch Pro controller models, and more. There are also smaller bundles if that sounds too much for you. Surprisingly, these aren’t the highest quality products, and several Amazon reviews say the pieces feel cheaply made. Considering everything that’s included, however, the bundle is worth it if you want extra controls and accessories like a steering wheel and it’s not a quality base.

Whether you need a case for your Nintendo Switch 2 is debatable. While the cases provide additional protection, they can block the bottom charging port and kickstand, making it difficult to use the console in docked or tabletop mode. What you’ll need if you want to make the most of the hybrid system, however, is a carrying case to keep your Switch 2 safe on the go.

Of the many options on Amazon, we suggest the Belkin Travel Case for Nintendo Switch 2. Although its $29.99 list price is more expensive than the PowerA Slim case ($19.96), it justifies that with a hard shell exterior that offers more protection. The case also has room to store 12 Game Cards, an AirTag, and other Switch 2 accessories you might want to take with you.

If you’re willing to spend a little more, Belkin also offers a Nintendo Switch 2 Charging Case that adds a 10,000 mAh Power Bank, a charging cable, and a place for both inside the case. It’s not cheap at $69.99, but it’s a good option if you travel a lot, and you can use a power bank with other electronics.

The Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller is the only genuine Nintendo product on this list, and for good reason. Other brands can make things like cases and power banks, but none can match the gaming experience of an official Pro controller, which includes HD Rumble 2 focus, GameChat support, and motion controls.

While you can still use the old Pro Controller with new hardware, the Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller adds some cool features. That includes an audio jack that makes it easy to use headphones while gaming and two new rear buttons on each handle that you can reposition for your convenience. Its buttons also feel better and more responsive than the original, which is great for games that require precise controls. The Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller isn’t cheap at $89.99 ($10 increase from the older model), but it offers the best way to play games on the console.

Since the Nintendo Switch 2 is, in part, a handheld with a touchscreen, it’s important to get a good screen protector, especially if you’re on the go with your console. Make sure you get tempered glass over plastic, as these offer more protection while also being clear and sensitive to the touch. Whether you choose glossy or glossy is a matter of personal preference, but if you care more about shine than glare protection, go with gloss.

The amFilm Tempered Glass Screen Protector is a great option that is easy to install and provides solid protection. It’s only $8.99 for a three-pack, which should last you a while since one screen protector can last for years. In addition to screen protectors, it comes with a screen cleaning kit and a frame to help with installation. Installing a screen protector correctly can be a challenge, but amFilm’s tools and guides make it easy, and it’s more than worth it for the peace of mind it provides.

The Nintendo Switch 2 has 256 GB of storage, a big jump from the original Switch’s 32 GB and OLED’s 64 GB. However, in terms of modern games, that’s not much; “Cyberpunk 2077” is 64 GB, so one game alone can take up a quarter or more of your internal storage. If you play a lot of games, you will run out of space very quickly.

While the Switch 2 makes it easy to archive and reload games, you can also invest in a microSD Express card to give you more storage to work with. Note that the Switch 2 only supports Express, so the card you already have for your Nintendo Switch won’t work. These are more expensive than other microSD cards (a 256 GB card from SanDisk costs $54.99 for regular and $74.99 for Express), but it’s worth having for the convenience.

Of the Switch 2 compatible cards out there, PNY’s 256 GB microSD Express is the best deal as of this writing. Its list price is $59.99, making it more budget-friendly than others, and it costs only $15 more than 128 GB ($45.99) while offering double the storage. PNY’s 512 GB ($119.99) and 1 TB ($229.99) cards are more expensive and although they are comparable in price to other brands, they are probably more storage than you really need, so our recommendation is 256 GB.

We selected these accessories by first looking at what Nintendo itself has to offer for the Switch 2 and focusing on products that protect the device or greatly enhance the gaming experience. In many cases, there were third-party alternatives on Amazon that either worked well at a lower price or were good enough in quality and additional features to justify the higher cost. To select items, we looked at a combination of customer feedback and reviews from trusted sources, as well as personal experience with some of the products.