Switch 2 now allows users to replace the battery themselves; EU version supports "right to repair"
Nintendo is updating its policies for the Nintendo Switch 2 to align with the European Union's "right to repair" legislation, allowing users to replace the console's battery themselves. This move aims to reduce environmental impact, with potential for similar policies in other regions if consumer awareness grows.
- Entities
- Topic: Environmental Impact
- Topic: Right to Repair
- Company: Nintendo
- Platform: Nintendo Switch 2
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