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The Nintendo Switch 2 launches on June 5 and will carry a $450 price tag. That makes it a fairly hefty investment, and if you plan to lug the handheld console around with you, it's a good idea to pair it with a carrying case. A bunch of third-party cases are available at Amazon, but the best option might be the official Switch 2 Carrying Case from Nintendo. There's also an All-In One Carrying Case large enough to accommodate multiple accessories, giving you two ways to transport your console. Preorders for the cases are now open.

Nintendo Switch 2 Carrying Case

$35 | Releases June 5

The Nintendo Switch 2 Carrying Case was crafted specifically for the upcoming console. Along with a sturdy exterior shell, the case is bundled with a screen protector and cleaning cloth. And since the screen has ballooned to an impressive 7.9 inches (compared to 6.2 for the original Switch and 7 inches for Switch OLED), these should help you keep it free from scratches and fingerprints.

The case is equipped with two large zippers that mimic the red and blue design of the Joy-Con 2, and they bring a nice pop of color to an otherwise understated accessory.

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Nintendo Switch 2 All-In One Carrying Case

$80 | Releases June 5

Planning to tote a bunch of accessories around with your Switch 2? Then the All-In-One Carrying Case is worth considering, as it sports much more space than the standard case and a selection of dividers and interior pouches to keep everything organized. It's capable of packing in the following gear:

Nintendo Switch 2 system
Switch 2 dock
Joy-Con 2 controllers
Various cables
Up to six game cards

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Some notable other Switch 2 accessories you can pick up ahead of launch include the new Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller and official Switch 2 Camera. We've rounded up even more Switch 2 accessories available to preorder below, as well as a list of upcoming games in case you're eager to start building out your library for Nintendo's upcoming console.