The Nintendo Switch 2 has been available for just under a month and remains so desirable that obtaining one is nearly impossible. Nevertheless, there are now rising accounts suggesting that the console may face an overheating issue. Yet, there are also potential remedies.
The Switch 2 is battling the heatwave
Germany is not the sole nation grappling with a heatwave in recent days. Temperatures are currently surging in numerous regions around the globe. Summer has arrived and is expected to persist for a few more months. Consequently, the likelihood of electronic devices overheating is comparatively elevated.
Several users of the Nintendo Switch 2 are facing precisely this challenge. There exists a substantial number of posts on Reddit that address this concern. Apparently, the issue manifests in both TV and handheld mode.
Some users simply indicate that the console warms up surprisingly fast, thereby depleting battery life. Others have even encountered crashes and instances where the console has powered off on its own.
There is extensive dialogue in the comments, but overall, there is agreement that the Switch 2 heats up significantly quicker and becomes warmer than the original Switch. This likely implies that the fans are under increased pressure and may become uncomfortably loud.
GlobalESportNews view: Our Switch specialist Sören has not encountered these issues. He has been utilizing the new console quite frequently over the past month without noticing any significant overheating. However, the heat generation is contingent on the specific games being played.
This is what Nintendo states: The manufacturer has yet to provide detailed comments on the matter but suggests unplugging the docking station from the power source temporarily if issues arise. If it persists, the console can also be sent for repairs.
Generally, the Switch 2 should be arranged in a manner that allows ample airflow. Regularly removing dust, especially from the console’s ventilation slots, should also be beneficial.
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