PCMag editors select and review products independently. If you buy through affiliate links, we may earn commissions, which help support our testing. The Nintendo Switch 2 launches tomorrow, which ...

Would you call the Nintendo Switch easy to repair, what with its infamously drifting joysticks, glued-in battery, tiny and easy-to-damage ribbon cables, and lack of official repair instructions and ...

Most major device launches are followed by an iFixit teardown, and things are no different in the case of the Switch Lite. As iFixit puts a new batch of iPhone teardowns behind it, the company has ...

The new Nintendo Switch game console has officially been released, and if you were lucky enough to get your hands on one, you're probably enjoying the new Zelda right now. And as with the debut of any ...

The Nintendo Switch hybrid console is now on retailer shelves and available online in various parts of the world, including the UK. Any home user can buy and admire the new console 'in the flesh' for ...

While reporting out how the Nintendo Switch 2 breaks compatibility with third-party docks, I didn’t get enough from my USB sniffer to tell if there’s truly a special new encryption/authentication chip ...

Nintendo fans may be rejoicing (if they can get their hands on the elusive new console) as the Switch 2 finally sees its official release, but the charm of the original Nintendo Switch has been ...

The only significant difference between the regular and OLED Nintendo Switch is the upgraded screen, right? iFixit begs to differ. According to a new Switch OLED teardown, Nintendo has made a slew of ...

This is a nice one. It's been a while since we covered an iFixit teardown, and the repairability raters have had a go at the Nintendo Switch OLED, which went on sale last week. They compare the new ...

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Now that Nintendo's newest console is on store shelves you may be familiar with the outside of it, but what's inside? The crew at iFixit has completed its teardown of the Switch, pulling apart the ...