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The 12 best Nintendo Switch 2 cases of 2026

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The Nintendo Switch 2's portable design makes it perfect for on the go use, but the system doesn't come with a carrying case. If you're traveling with your console, you'll need something to store it in. The best way to transport your Switch 2 is in a case specifically made to keep it secure from damage. As a bonus, many Switch 2 cases also include storage for games, accessories, controllers, and even the system's dock.

To help you keep your console safe, I've rounded up the best Nintendo Switch 2 cases available right now. My top picks include slim options, like Nintendo's officially licensed case, and larger solutions that store all your accessories, like the Hori Carry All Bag.

You can find all 12 of my top recommendations below. And if you're looking for options designed specifically for the original Switch, check out our guide to the best Nintendo Switch cases.

See also: Nintendo Switch 2 review | Best Nintendo Switch 2 microSD Express cards | Best Switch 2 accessories | Best Switch 2 screen protectors

How big is the Nintendo Switch 2?

The Nintendo Switch 2 is slightly larger than the original Nintendo Switch, the Switch OLED, and the Switch Lite. Here's a comparison chart, listed in H x W x D format:

Nintendo Switch 2Nintendo SwitchNintendo Switch OLEDNintendo Switch Lite
Console (with Joy-Cons attached)4.5 x 10.7 x 0.55 inches4.02 x 9.41 x 0.55 in.4 x 9.5 x 0.55 in.3.6 x 8.2 x 0.55 in.
Dock4.5 x 7.9 x 2 inches4.1 x 6.8 x 2.12 in.4.1 x 6.9 x 2 in.N/A

Do original Nintendo Switch cases fit the Nintendo Switch 2?

It depends on the size of the case. The consoles are similar in shape, so some cases designed for the original Switch can also hold the new console. The case's fit might not be as secure, though, which can make it harder to close and expose the Switch 2 to more force if it is dropped. To ensure the best fit, I recommend focusing on cases that specifically mention support for the Switch 2.

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