The upcoming Nintendo Switch 2 is anticipated to have a significant price point of around $400, according to industry analysts. Factors influencing this price include improved supply chain management and robust third-party game support. While some analysts suggest it could be as high as $500 due to possible short supplies at launch or rising manufacturing costs, the prevailing sentiment leans towards $400. This price is notably above the current Switch and OLED models. Its value proposition may be enhanced by backward compatibility with popular upcoming games.
Predictions suggest the Nintendo Switch 2 will launch at $400, balancing supply chain issues and strong third-party game support, making it a competitive offering.
David Gibson from MST Financial believes the successful securing of a better supply chain and third-party support will allow Nintendo to price the Switch 2 at $400.
Manufacturing costs are critical in determining the Switch 2’s launch price; analysts speculate it could start at $400 but might peak at $500 if launch supply is constrained.
The projected $400 price point for Switch 2 is significantly higher than the current Switch, but still more affordable than competing handheld gaming PCs, which start around $500.
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