Nintendo has just announced that it plans to modify the Nintendo Switch 2 console and make it significantly easier to replace the battery. This is being done to comply with EU regulations…
Nintendo has announced it is creating hardware with replaceable batteries, which presumably will include its Switch consoles, due to new EU regulations tackling electronic waste. Announced on the official Nintendo Website , the…
…Neither the United States nor most non-EU markets currently require gaming handhelds to include easily replaceable batteries, which gives Nintendo little incentive to replace its existing global model. That said, while…
…batteries that are glued in, but Nintendo reportedly plans to remove the adhesive to comply with EU regulations taking effect in February 2027, which require all devices to have easily replaceable batteries…
…will be required to have replaceable batteries. In an effort to counter the planned obsolescence of modern tech, the law means if you want to sell electronics in the EU, you have…
…user-replaceable batteries will be implemented, as it stands, replacing the Switch 2’s batteries through official channels involves making a service request to Nintendo America. Done unofficially, it requires several hours…
…2s that are currently sold worldwide. "The Regulation requires that from February 18th, 2027, batteries integrated into certain appliances and sold in the EU must be easily replaceable by end-users at…
…Yesterday, reports suggested Nintendo plans to release a revised Switch 2 model in the EU with a replaceable battery . This move would comply with 2023 EU legislation requiring all portable consoles to…
…Thanks to aggressive consumer protection regulations on the other side of the Atlantic, electronics manufacturers are required to make devices with replaceable batteries . That includes gaming handhelds like the Switch 2. Nintendo…
…Nintendo products are fully compliant with these requirements' — A new Nintendo Switch 2 model featuring a removable battery will be released in the EU soon to meet regulations 4 Anthropic's bizarre…