According to the official specifications, the battery inside the Switch 2 should keep the handheld humming for anywhere between 2 to 6.5 hours. Those figures are "rough estimates" and obviously ...

If you’re dealing with what appears to be poor battery life on the Nintendo Switch 2, the company has a support document with steps you can try to fix it.

This should improve your Switch 2’s battery charge indicator, but it may not fix the problem completely. You must repeat this process, from start to finish, several times to make sure it works.

A battery indicator issue reported by some Switch 2 owners has been acknowleged by Nintendo — and there's now a set of steps to follow for a (hopefully) quick fix.

Image: Nintendo The Switch 2 has got off to promising start, but there is one issue Nintendo has identified that's tied to the system's battery. On its support page, it's acknowledged an issue ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 comes with a larger 7.9″ LCD screen, which will require more power to run than the older consoles, and that’s before you consider that it’s capable of playing at 120Hz ...

Switch 2 owners noticed that, even though the system's battery said it was at 0%, the console was still playable for hours. Nintendo has since confirmed that this is an issue, although it appears ...

If it can’t be fixed, you may need to have your console serviced. The Switch 2 has an estimated battery life of around 2.5 hours to six hours, depending on what you're playing.

How the Switch 2's battery life compares to its predecessor and some tricks to make it last longer.