X
CNET logo Why You Can Trust CNET

Our expert deal-hunting staff showcases the best price drops and discounts from reputable sellers daily. If you make a purchase using our links, CNET may earn a commission.

Some Third-Party Switch 2 Accessories Are Already Available

Ready for Nintendo's new console? You can buy these handy gaming accessories right now.

Headshot of Adrian Marlow
Headshot of Adrian Marlow
Adrian Marlow Writer I
Adrian is a deals writer on the Commerce team at CNET. With a love of books, entertainment, travel, tabletop games and, yes, even fandom, they can often be found at concerts, RenFest, Dragon Con or at home binge-watching everything from new hits to classics. After graduating from Kennesaw State with a BA in English and Professional Writing, Adrian had a short gig in casting, followed by a long stint teaching English lit, theater and film, before transitioning into commerce writing in 2021. Adrian enjoys sharing insights and favorite finds with their readers.
Expertise Deals
Adrian Marlow
2 min read
Joy-Con grips, a microSD card and a case are displayed against a gradient pink, orange, yellow and green background.
Lmcpa/SanDisk/Spigen/CNET

Nintendo remains one of the most popular video game makers of all time, and the first generation of its Switch handheld hybrid continues to be a fan favorite. That's why it's no surprise that the recently announced Nintendo Switch 2 is getting tons of attention, with the Switch 2's launch date set for June 5. 

Nintendo Switch 2 preorders are already live in some countries, but have been delayed in the US due to tariff uncertainty. Even so, we've found some third-party Switch 2 accessories that are already available. We've gathered them below and will continue adding to this roundup as new options emerge, so check back soon.

This story is part of Nintendo Switch 2, a collection of all things related to Nintendo's next-gen game console.

Read more: Nintendo Switch 2 vs. Switch 1: Every Detail Compared
Lmcpa/CNET

LMCPA Joy-Con grips (2-pack): $20

Save $10

$20 at Amazon

These Joy-Con grip controllers have a more traditional design, offering a comfortable, more supportive option for players than the Joy-Con alone. A nonslip coating on the back helps ensure a solid grip, even in intense Smash Bros. matches.
Spigen/CNET

Spigen dual grip kickstand case: $30

Save $2

$30 at Amazon

This durable case has an ergonomic design with a tactical dual grip for more comfortable gaming on the go. It has precise cutouts for joysticks, buttons, the D-pad, game card, speakers and the charging port. Plus, the kickstand makes this case even more versatile.
SanDisk/CNET

SanDisk 256GB Express microSD card: $60

Save $5

$60 at Amazon

This card is waterproof, temperature-proof, humidity-proof, drop-proof, shock-proof, magnetic-proof, x-ray-proof and wear-out-proof, offering read speeds of up to 880MBps, write speeds of up to 650MBps and sustained write speeds of up to 210MBps.
iVoler/CNET

iVoler screen protector (3-pack): $8

Save $5

$8 at Amazon

Get a three-pack of 0.3mm thick, scratch-resistant tempered glass screen protectors to keep your new Switch 2's beautiful display in tip-top shape. They even have a special coating to reduce fingerprints. Don't forget to clip the on-page coupon for an extra $1 off.

We'll continue to bring you Nintendo Switch 2 coverage as new details emerge about preorders, accessories and more.

Top deals available today, according to CNET's shopping experts

Curated discounts worth shopping while they last.