It seems Dbrand is reasonably confident in its case, but we asked CEO Adam Ijaz to be sure. He says Dbrand has “actual dimensions” — not an educated guess — based on a “3D scan of the real hardware.” (When we asked how he knows that, Ijaz only said “Nice try, Nintendo. ”)

Irreverent gaming accessories maker Dbrand has leaked what it claims are the very real size and shape of the Nintendo Switch 2.

Nintendo has promised to reveal the successor to its incredibly successful Switch console before the end of the fiscal year in March 2025, and the last few days have seen a flurry of design leaks. Now,

Dbrand's CEO adds that Joy-Con appear to connect to the console magnetically, which backs up previous reports. So sure is the company of this that it has even designed its Switch 2 case so that the Joy-Con can be removed without removing the console from the case itself.

Two highly anticipated releases in the gaming world are GTA 6 and the Nintendo Switch 2. While GTA 6 is generating immense excitement among fans, the Switch 2 is not far behind. Adding to the anticipation, Dbrand reveals their Killswitch case which might have subtly given us the first look at the Nintendo Switch 2.

Dbrand (one of my favourite companies based on marketing stunts like this) has revealed its Nintendo Switch 2 case in its signature Killswitch line. Along with the announcement, Dbrand showed off a look at the Nintendo Switch successor inside of its new and improved Killswitch case.

While this isn't an official reveal from Nintendo, dbrand's latest renders might be the closest thing yet to what the upcoming console will look like.

Case manufacturer dbrand claims to have spoiled the final design of the Nintendo Switch 2 alongside its case for the upcoming console.