Nintendo confirms Switch 2 pre-orders are back on, and the price is unchanged

Nintendo announced on its official website today that pre-orders for Switch 2 in the United States will officially start on April 24, delaying by two weeks from the original planned April 9.

Two weeks ago, Nintendo released the Switch 2. A few days later, pre-orders in the United States were suspended due to Trump's tariff policies.

Now, it's all over (at least for the moment). Apart from the pre-order announcement, the biggest news is that after weeks of speculation, the price of the console has not changed. The Switch 2 will be available in the United States at a price of $449.99, including the Mario Kart World package at $499.99.

Given the chaos surrounding U.S. tariffs in recent weeks, it is a reasonable expectation for gaming console prices to rise, but Nintendo managed to avoid that. However, not everything is so beautiful. To make up for the price increase, Nintendo raised the price of some accessories, and as far as I know, each product only rose by $5 to $10. Some new prices include:

• Switch 2 Professional Handle: $84.99
• Switch 2 Joy-Con Set: $94.99
• Switch 2 Camera: $54.99
• Switch 2 Dock Set: $119.99

These are pretty good prices for gaming accessories, but given everything we've heard over the past few weeks about the impact of tariffs on prices, they're not priced higher, which is almost a surprise news. Of course, these prices may fluctuate at any time (and not always in a good direction), so keep an eye on it. Anyway, you now know that you can finally book your Switch 2.

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