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Some users are reporting that the Nintendo Switch 2‘s battery life indicator is not accurate, and has created some worry among fans that the battery is even worse than expected. Nintendo has issued instructions and a “fix,” for the problem, and luckily it is a very simple process.
According to Nintendo, there is a “fix” for your Switch 2 if the battery indicator doesn’t match with the actual battery life you are experiencing. It’s a fairly simple process that puts the Switch 2 in Recovery Mode, which should reset the battery level meter. You also only need the console itself, the power adapter (or the Switch 2 in docked mode), and internet access.
More to follow.
Source: Nintendo
- Brand
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Nintendo
- Original Release Date
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June 5, 2025
- Original MSRP (USD)
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$449.99
- Operating System
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Proprietary
- Storage
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256GB internal / MicroSD
- Resolution
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1080p (handheld) / 4K (docked)