Belkin offers discounted Nintendo Switch 2 charging case with added features during Prime Day

Belkin’s new charging case for Nintendo Switch 2, featuring a 10,000mAh battery and water-resistant design, is now available at a discounted price of $59 during Amazon’s October Prime Day promotion, presenting a practical solution for gamers on the move.

Belkin’s charging case for Nintendo Switch 2 has been discounted to $59 during the October Prime Day promotion, offering a modest saving on a case that combines protection with extra battery capacity. The deal brings the price below Belkin’s own listed price of $69.99, and it is aimed at players who want to keep using the console while travelling or commuting without worrying about a flat battery. According to CNET, the sale price represents a 15% reduction.

The case is built around a 10,000mAh power bank, which Belkin says can provide up to 1.5 full charges for the console. That makes it a practical accessory for long journeys, layovers and other situations where mains power is unavailable. The design is also meant to do more than charge: Belkin says the shell is water-resistant, includes a wrist strap for easier carrying and has room for up to 10 game cards, along with a concealed compartment for an Apple AirTag.

Independent coverage has generally treated the product as a sensible idea with some trade-offs. Nintendo Life praised the tough outer shell and battery support, but said the internal fit could be better, noting that the console may shift slightly because of unused space inside the case. iTechGuides reached a similar conclusion, describing the accessory as simple and effective while also pointing out that its thickness makes it bulkier than a standard carry case.

For buyers deciding between accessories, Belkin also sells a grip charging case for the Switch 2. That version keeps the same 10,000mAh battery but adds a textured grip intended to make handheld play more comfortable. CNET says the grip model is also on offer, priced at $85 rather than its usual $100, making it the pricier option for users who want both portable charging and a more secure hold.

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