Nintendo Switch: Everything That Comes In The Box

We got a Nintendo Switch into the office. Expect an in-depth review of the console soon, but in the meantime, we wanted to show you everything that comes in the box. Click ahead for a closer look at everything Nintendo Switch comes with.

Nintendo Switch launches on March 3, priced at US $300/£280/AU $470. The console comes with nine launch games: 1-2-Switch, Just Dance 2017, Skylanders: Imaginators, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, I Am Setsuna, Human Resource Machine, Little Inferno, World of Goo, and Super Bomberman R. A tenth title, The Binding of Isaac Afterbirth+, was meant to launch on March 3 for the system, but that was recently delayed.

For all the games confirmed to be coming to Switch--but not necessarily at launch--take a look at our roundup. You can also check out the console's main peripherals, as well as our in-depth feature of its menus and UI (user interface). And if you're curious how the Switch compares to other consoles in terms of size, check out our size comparison.

The Nintendo Switch uses a 6.2-inch touchscreen panel.

Here's the Switch's kickstand in action.

Underneath the kickstand, there's a MicroSD card slot that supports Ultra High Speed (UHS-I) cards.

The top of the Switch houses the power button, volume rocker, headphone jack, and Game Card slot. There's also an exhaust here.

Game Cards are roughly the size of SD cards.

Here's the front of the Nintendo Switch dock.

The Nintendo Switch dock offers two USB ports on the left.

This is the back of the Nintendo Switch dock.

The back of the Switch dock opens up and provides cable management for a USB port, HDMI port, and AC adapter.

Without the Joy-Con controllers, the Switch measures roughly 6.7x3.9x.6 inches.

The Switch dock measures roughly 6.7x4x1.9 inches.

Here's a shot of the included Joy-Con grip peripheral, which allows you to slot in the Joy-Con controllers.

Here are the Joy-Con controllers slotted into the Joy-Con grip. The Joy-Cons also come in a dark grey variant.

The right Joy-Con controller features the Home button, which illuminates when you get notifications.

Here are the Joy-Con controllers and the Joy-Con straps.

The Joy-Con straps slide into the Joy-Con controllers and provide shoulder buttons when you use them sideways.

Here's the Wii U's GamePad for scale. Both devices use 6.2 inch screens.

You can get your hands on the Nintendo Switch on March 3 for $299.99.