For every Switch model

Nintendo Switch Accessories

Controllers, cases, screen protectors, docks and storage for Nintendo Switch, Switch OLED, Switch Lite and Switch 2. Each model differs in size, storage and connections, so every product we list names the exact consoles it fits before it goes in your basket.

Nintendo Switch Accessories for Every Model

There are now four Switch consoles in UK homes: the original Switch, the Switch OLED, the handheld-only Switch Lite and the larger Switch 2, which launched in June 2025. They share plenty of games but not always accessories. Screens range from 5.5 to 7.9 inches, docks don’t carry over between generations, and Switch 2 uses a different memory card format. That’s why we sort and label our Nintendo Switch accessories by model.

At RozGamer you’ll find official Nintendo accessories alongside trusted third-party brands, from spare Joy-Con and Pro Controllers for family multiplayer to tempered-glass protectors, grip cases and zip-up travel cases. We also stock memory cards and wired LAN adapters for steadier online play. Pair your kit with new titles from our video games range, or add a chat-ready headset from gaming headsets & audio.

Before you buy, think about how you mostly play. Handheld first? Prioritise a screen protector, a comfortable grip and a case with room for game cards. Mostly on the TV? A second controller, a way to charge it and a wired internet connection will make more difference. The buying guide and compatibility table below cover both, and every product page confirms which Switch models it supports.

The range

Shop Switch Accessories by Type

From extra controllers to storage upgrades, here’s what you’ll find in our Nintendo Switch range.

  • 01

    Joy-Con & Joy-Con 2

    Replacement and extra Joy-Con for instant two-player games, plus magnetic Joy-Con 2 with mouse controls for Switch 2.

  • 02

    Pro Controllers

    Full-size controllers for long TV sessions, with a traditional layout, comfortable grips and longer battery life than Joy-Con.

  • 03

    Cases & Carry Cases

    Hard-shell carry cases and slim grip cases sized for each model, with padded interiors and slots for game cards.

  • 04

    Screen Protectors

    Tempered-glass and anti-glare protectors cut for the 5.5-inch Lite, 6.2-inch Switch, 7-inch OLED or 7.9-inch Switch 2 screen.

  • 05

    Docks & Stands

    Spare TV docks for a second room and adjustable stands for tabletop play, from brands that follow USB-C charging standards.

  • 06

    Memory Cards

    microSDXC cards for Switch, OLED and Lite, and faster microSD Express cards, the only type Switch 2 can store games on.

  • 07

    LAN Adapters & Cables

    USB wired LAN adapters for the original Switch dock, plus Ethernet cables for OLED and Switch 2 docks with built-in ports.

  • 08

    Charging & Power

    Joy-Con charging grips, controller charging stands, USB-C cables and power banks that keep controllers and consoles topped up.

Buying guide

How to Choose the Right Switch Accessories

Four Switch consoles, two memory card formats and controllers that don’t all attach to the newest model make a quick check worthwhile. These five points cover what changes between generations, whether you’re upgrading to Switch 2 or kitting out a Switch Lite for the car. Still unsure? Ask our team before you order.

  1. Buy for your exact model

    Switch, Switch OLED, Switch Lite and Switch 2 all have different screen sizes, so screen protectors are always model-specific and many cases are too. Switch 2 needs its own dock, and Switch Lite can’t connect to a TV at all. Check the models named on each listing.

  2. Plan storage around how you buy games

    Built-in storage is 32GB on Switch and Switch Lite, 64GB on OLED and 256GB on Switch 2. Older models take microSDXC cards, but Switch 2 only stores games on microSD Express cards. Some boxed Switch 2 games are Game-Key Cards that download the full game, so leave room.

  3. Match controllers to how you play

    Joy-Con are ideal for sharing, but a Pro Controller is more comfortable for long TV sessions. On Switch 2, Joy-Con 2 add mouse controls that some games use. Original Joy-Con still work wirelessly with Switch 2 but can’t attach or charge on it, so add a charging grip or stand.

  4. Be choosy about docks and chargers

    Stick to official or reputable docks and chargers that follow the USB-C Power Delivery standard, as poorly made ones can cause charging faults or worse. The original Switch power adapter can’t run Switch 2 in TV mode. Electrical Safety First explains how to spot unsafe chargers sold online.

  5. Go wired for online play

    Wi-Fi is fine for most games, but a wired connection gives steadier online matches. The Switch OLED dock and the Switch 2 dock both have a built-in LAN port, so you only need an Ethernet cable. The original Switch dock needs a USB LAN adapter plugged into one of its USB ports.

Compatibility

Switch Accessory Compatibility at a Glance

Use this quick reference to check which controllers, memory cards and docks work with your Switch model.

AccessoryWorks withGood to know
Original Joy-ConSwitch, Switch OLED, Switch Lite (wirelessly) and Switch 2 (wirelessly)Won’t attach to Switch 2 or charge on it, and can’t be used for mouse controls. Charge them with a charging grip or stand.
Joy-Con 2 & Switch 2 Pro ControllerSwitch 2Designed for Switch 2. Joy-Con 2 attach magnetically and add mouse controls plus a C button for GameChat. For older models, choose the original controllers.
Original Pro ControllerAll Switch models, including Switch 2Works for play on Switch 2, but its HOME button won’t wake a docked Switch 2 from sleep.
microSDXC card (UHS-I)Switch, Switch OLED and Switch LiteIn a Switch 2, an older card can only be used to import screenshots and videos, not to store games.
microSD Express cardSwitch 2, and earlier models as a standard cardThe only card type Switch 2 can store games on, in sizes up to 2TB.
TV dockSwitch and Switch OLED share docks; Switch 2 needs its ownSwitch Lite has no TV output. OLED and Switch 2 docks have a LAN port; the original dock needs a USB LAN adapter.

FAQs

Nintendo Switch Accessories: Common Questions

Do my original Joy-Con and Pro Controller work with Switch 2?

Yes, for most games. Original Joy-Con and Pro Controllers pair with Switch 2 wirelessly, but original Joy-Con can’t slide onto the console or charge from it, and they don’t support the mouse controls some Switch 2 games need. You also can’t wake a docked Switch 2 from sleep with an original controller’s HOME button.

Can I use my old Switch microSD card in a Switch 2?

Not for games. Switch 2 can only save games and data to microSD Express cards, in sizes up to 2TB. A standard microSD, microSDHC or microSDXC card from an older Switch can only be used to import screenshots and videos. Nintendo UK’s microSD Express FAQ has the full details.

Will a Switch or Switch OLED case and screen protector fit a Switch 2?

No. Switch 2 is larger than the earlier models and has a 7.9-inch screen, so it needs cases, grips and protectors made specifically for it. The original Switch and Switch OLED are much closer in size and some cases fit both, but their screen protectors are different sizes. Always check the model named on the listing.

Can I connect a Switch Lite to my TV?

No. Switch Lite is a handheld-only console with no video output, so docks and USB-C to HDMI adapters won’t work with it. It does pair with wireless controllers such as Joy-Con and the Pro Controller, which is handy for playing on a table with a stand.

What if an accessory turns out to be wrong for my console?

Let us know. Under the Consumer Contracts Regulations you usually have 14 days from delivery to cancel an online order, so an accessory that doesn’t suit your model can come back to us. See Delivery & Returns for how RozGamer handles returns. Sealed games must be returned unopened.

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