CES is always a hotbed for new and exciting consumer electronics tech, such as the new Charging Case Pro for the Nintendo Switch 2 that Belkin is announcing today. If it was enough to have a case for your Switch 2, now you can tote it around while it’s being recharged. In addition to this new charging case for Nintendo’s latest hardware, Belkin also has quite a few new chargers coming out.
Qi2 is the new standard , and it’s pretty likely that we’re going to start seeing more and more Qi2 accessories coming out this year. One of those is Belkin’s new 25W Qi2 wireless charger. There’s a new modular charging dock that supports 25W charging as well. Both of these new products boast wired charging as well. With the included cable and 45W adapter, you can opt to forgo the wireless route and instead get faster charging for your devices. This kind of versatility is becoming more common, and it’s precisely what makes Belkin one of the leading brands in this market. Not to mention one of the more exciting. Of course, if you’re a Switch 2 owner, the new charging case is probably the most exciting thing Belkin has to offer at the show.
The new Charging Case Pro from Belkin is the perfect complement to your Nintendo Switch 2
One of the more exciting offerings from Belkin at CES 2026 is arguably the Charging Case Pro for the Nintendo Switch 2. It serves as a case and a power bank in one, letting you store and charge your Switch 2 during parts of your commute or trip where you may not be able to use it.
If you own a Switch 2, then you know how useful this case actually is. While battery life is better than most PC gaming handhelds , it’s definitely not as long-lasting as the original Switch or even the Switch OLED. That’s why an accessory like this feels like it could be an essential part of any Switch 2 owner’s kit. The power bank on the inside has a 10,000mAh capacity, and it’s even removable. So you can take it out and use the power bank without the case if you wish. This removable design also allows you to recharge the power bank itself without needing to operate the case, Belkin says.
What really makes this case unique is its dock-style design. The case stores your Switch 2, but when you’re ready to play games, you can prop the kickstand portion of the case up, dock the Switch 2 on it, and the Switch 2 is now charging while you play. There’s an LCD display on the outside of the case, too, so you can keep tabs on how much battery life the power bank has. The case is $99.99 , which seems steep. However, consider the amount of utility here.
In addition to these products, Belkin is also announcing a new BoostCharge Slim Magnetic Power Bank, the UltraCharge Pro Power Bank, and a few hubs and adapters. Prices on everything range from $59.99 to $149.99. Belkin expects everything to be available between Q1 and Q2 of this year.
