If you've been playing your Switch 2 in handheld mode this week, you might have noticed that the console warns that it's running out of battery quicker than you'd expect. Maybe you chalked that up to the device's more powerful hardware putting more strain on the battery than the original Switch, and resigned yourself to a life of charging more frequently.
This isn't a theory: As IGN reports, Nintendo itself confirmed that this is happening. While it isn't totally clear why some Switch 2 consoles are showing incorrect battery stats, Nintendo does have two official troubleshooting steps you can try if you encounter the problem.
By just rebooting into Recovery Mode, you might solve your problem. If not, there's another step to try.
Recalibrate your battery
That said, Nintendo recommends it for improving the Switch 2's battery indicators. In fact, it recommends running through battery calibration a few times. Here's what the company says to do:
Head to System Settings > Sleep Mode, then set all three "Auto-Sleep" modes to Never.
Charge the console to 100%, or charge it for at least three hours.
Unplug the Switch 2 from power, and let the console sit on the Home Menu for three to four hours.
Repeat several times.
If you don't notice an improvement after running through these calibration steps multiple times, you may need to send the console to Nintendo for servicing. It isn't clear what Nintendo plans to do to fix affected units. (I hope the solution isn't just giving you a new one.)
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