The CEO of Genki, a company that caused quite a stir at CES 2025, seemingly confirms even more details about the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2.

Nintendo isn’t officially at CES, but it might have stolen the show anyway: accessories-maker Genki brought a 3D-printed mockup of what it says is Nintendo’s Switch successor, and we got to hold it and take some high-resolution pictures.

At CES 2025, accessory maker Genki is showing off what it claims to be an accurate replica of Nintendo’s unannounced Switch 2 console.

Nintendo isn't at CES 2025, but that didn't stop an accessory maker from bringing a 3D-printed mockup of the console to the show.

NINTENDO announced the Switch 2 last year and told fans that they’d get their first look at the upcoming console before the end of the financial year. That means we should see the first

While Nintendo hasn't revealed the Switch 2, CES 2025 saw many companies announce their entry into, or updates for, the handheld PC space. Lenovo announced the Legion Go S as the world's first non-Valve handheld PC, while Acer revealed its ginormous Nitro Blaze 8 and 11 handhelds. Atari also announced its new Gamestation Go handheld console.

New images reportedly show a highly accurate replica of the Nintendo Switch 2 created by a popular console accessory maker.

A third-party maker of gaming accessories created a mockup of Nintendo's next video game console, the Switch 2, and is showing off features Nintendo has yet to announce, including an optical sensor and a new controller button.

The Nintendo Switch 2 has not been officially unveiled, but a peripheral company has shown a replica at CES 2025.

A mockup of the Nintendo Switch 2 has appeared at CES this week — and the company behind it insists it’s based on the real thing.

Neither Genki nor Nintendo of America responded immediately to requests for comment. In the video, Genki says the mockup is based on a Switch 2 console it had access to, and inclu