Pre-owned switch with dock and charger

SWITCH CONSOLE IS IN GOOD CONDITION DOES NOT COME WITH A BOX COMES WITH DOCKING STATION AND CHARGER HAS BEEN FULLY TESTED AND ALL WORKS GREAT WILL BE SECURED POSTAGE AND PACKAGING UPON DELIVERY The Nintendo Switch 2 boasts a 7.9-inch LCD screen with HDR support, a custom NVIDIA processor, and a new battery life. It can output 4K resolution and up to 120fps when docked. The console has been redesigned with a bigger kickstand and larger Joy-Con controllers. Here's a more detailed breakdown: Display: Screen Size: 7.9-inch LCD Resolution: 1920 x 1080 pixels Technology: Wide color gamut LCD with HDR10 support Refresh Rate: VRR (Variable Refresh Rate) up to 120 Hz Processor: CPU/GPU: Custom processor made by NVIDIA Storage: Internal Storage: 32 GB (a portion is reserved by the system) External Storage: Supports microSDHC or microSDXC cards up to 2TB Size and Weight: Dimensions: 4.5" high, 10.7" long, and .55" thick Weight: .88 lbs Battery Life: Battery Type: Lithium-ion battery (5220mAh) Estimated Battery Life: 2 - 6.5 hours Other Features: Docked Mode: Supports 4K output (4K60 or 1080p120, depending on game and settings) Joy-Con Controllers: Larger and heavier than the original Switch's Joy-Cons Kickstand: Freely adjustable Ports: 2x USB-C ports, 3.5mm headphone jack Connectivity: Bluetooth, NFC (near-field communication) Sensors: Accelerometer, gyroscope, and mouse sensor (in Joy-Con 2) Key Differences from the Original Nintendo Switch: Larger Screen: The Switch 2 has a significantly larger screen (7.9 inches) compared to the original Switch (6.2 inches) Higher Resolution: The Switch 2's display has a higher resolution (1920 x 1080) than the original Switch's display (1280 x 720) HDR Support: The Switch 2 supports HDR, which is not available on the original Switch Variable Refresh Rate (VRR): The Switch 2 supports VRR, which allows for smoother gameplay 4K Output: The Switch 2 supports 4K output when docked, which is not supported by the original Switch Larger Joy-Con Controllers: The Switch 2 has larger Joy-Con controllers than the original Switch