Where to buy a Nintendo Switch 2 in Australia - Rolling stock updates and bargains
All the Aussie retailers selling Nintendo Switch 2 right now
The Nintendo Switch 2 released last year in Australia with an RRP of AU$699.95, but that price has since increased: as of September 1 a global price increase has taken effect. The Nintendo Switch 2 is now AU$769.95 in Australia and NZ$969.95 in New Zealand.
Unlike the PS5, the Nintendo Switch 2 doesn't seem to be scarce, though in 2026 some retailers, like JB Hi-Fi, have started to limit purchases to one unit per transaction. Amazon stock tends to be a bit hit and miss, and tends to run out more frequently than the main Aussie competition such as JB Hi-Fi and EB Games.
Can you just wander into a bricks and mortar store and buy a Switch 2? Retailers like JB Hi-Fi, EB Games, Big W, The Good Guys and Officeworks generally always have stock, though this depends on your local outlet.
For retailer information, scroll on below!
After a limited edition Legend of Zelda Nintendo Switch 2? See our dedicated guide.
Switch 2 retailers in Australia
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When will Nintendo Switch 2 be available?
Nintendo Switch 2 is now available in Australia via most major retailers, including JB Hi-Fi and Amazon. Unlike recent console launches like the PS5 and Xbox Series X, stock is looking healthy and abundant at the moment, so you shouldn't have much trouble securing one.
How much does the Nintendo Switch 2 cost?
The Nintendo Switch 2 price is AU$699 in Australia, which compares favourably to what we predicted (around AU$790!). That's for the standalone console: a bundle including Mario Kart World will sell for AU$769.95.
In the meantime, check out all the latest Nintendo Switch 2 backwards compatibility updates as well as the best Nintendo Switch accessories and the best Nintendo Switch headsets on the market.
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Shaun is the Australian editor and news writer for our sister site, PC Gamer, but he occasionally dabbles on GamesRadar too. He mostly plays platformers and RPGs, and keeps a close eye on anything of particular interest to antipodean audiences. He (rather obsessively) tracks the movements of the Doom modding community, too.
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