Amazon | Check for updates
We’re still waiting for a full listing page at Amazon, but I’m not too worried about that. This retailer is stealthy and generally only posts a full listing page just before stock is actually live. Keep a close eye on this one, though, it can move particularly fast.

Nintendo Store | Check for updates
Nintendo is taking Switch 2 pre-orders via registration only, and you’ll need to have at least 50 hours of gameplay on your device, be a continuous NSO member for two years (up to the date you place your order), and have accepted communications from the brand. Email invites will be sent out on May 8.

Best Buy | Check for updates
Best Buy will be dropping its first round of Nintendo Switch 2 stock on April 24 at midnight ET. As soon as that clock ticks over, the crowds are going to descend, so be prepared to fight your way through checkout. This will likely be the first set of Nintendo Switch 2 pre-orders we see in the US.

Walmart | Check for updates
Walmart is offering free launch day delivery before 9am if you get your order in before June 4. That’s an incredibly attractive offer, guaranteeing no wait before you get your hands on your console. We don’t have a time posted on the site yet, but if Best Buy is going at midnight this store might not be far behind.

GameStop | Check for updates
GameStop has also updated its page and will be running pre-orders from April 24. Again, email notification lists are still up and running, and it’s worth signing up if you want to get your hands on the first drop.

Amazon | Check stock
It’s now been two weeks since Amazon’s one and only Nintendo Switch 2 stock drop in the UK, but the tricky thing about this retailer is new devices could appear at any moment. The last drop only lasted around half an hour so you’ll need to be in the right place at the right time to secure this one. View Deal

Very | Check stock
It’s been a little while since Very restocked the Nintendo Switch 2, but this is still a worthy retailer to keep checking. The store offers bundles and, while you’re still paying RRP for all the included games and accessories, that means stock often holds out for much longer. These packages are removed from the site when the store isn’t restocking for the day, so if you do spot them (but they’re unavailable) definitely keep checking back. View Deal

Argos | Check for stock
Argos was another excellent retailer for Nintendo Switch 2 pre-orders when the stock first landed, but it’s been quiet ever since. Because this store organizes its supplies by post code things do hold out a little longer. View Deal

ShopTo | Check Stock
ShopTo is one of the more recent restockers, with a long-lasting drop that went live on April 16. These handhelds clung to the shelves all afternoon before finally bowing out, with extra items included to keep resellers away.View Deal

Ebuyer | Check stock
Ebuyer has also recently offered Nintendo Switch 2 stock, with a brief flash of stock lasting around half an hour towards the end of last week. This is a much smaller retailer, though, and it doesn’t have the availability of larger warehouse stores.View Deal

EE | Check for stock
EE has offered more Nintendo Switch 2 restocks than other retailers, but it doesn’t hold out as long as Argos and Very. It’s well worth keeping an eye out here, as stock does drop day to day but you’ll need to be fast to get it. View Deal

The Game Collection | Check stock
The Game Collection has had a few drops in the last few weeks, with the handheld most recently jumping onto the shelves last week.View Deal

Nintendo Store | Check requirements
Nintendo has opened its doors, with its own handheld’s pre-orders available by invitation only. If you’ve signed up previously, or want to sign up for a shot at future Nintendo Switch 2 restocks, you’ll need to be a Switch Online member for at least two years continuously, be signed up to usage sharing and messaging, and have a good amount of playtime on your system (the US asks for 50 hours). View Deal

Currys | Find in-store
Currys isn’t offering any online Nintendo Switch 2 pre-orders, instead prioritizing its in-store handhelds. That means you won’t find stock on its website, but it’s worth taking a trip to your local store.View Deal

GAME | Check Stock
GAME did have Nintendo Switch 2 stock on the shelves last week, making it one of the more recent retailers in the game. It does remove its listing pages between drops, though, and those delivery costs are among the most expensive on the web.View Deal

John Lewis | Check stock
John Lewis is carrying the Nintendo Switch 2 (and the Mario Kart bundle), but it’s a little more blunt in its messaging. The site states that ‘pre-orders are now sold out’ and doesn’t suggest more are on their way.View Deal