Belkin has introduced a modular accessory for Nintendo Switch 2 that is aimed squarely at handheld players who want better comfort and more flexible power management. The new Charging Grip is designed to feel like a standard gaming grip while also making room for an optional magnetic power bank.
The concept is simple but practical. Users can improve the feel of the system in handheld mode, then add battery support when they need extra runtime away from a wall outlet.
Built To Work As A Grip And A Dock-Friendly Accessory
The Belkin Charging Grip is made up of three main parts: a rear cover that attaches to the Switch 2 body and two gaming grips that connect to the Joy-Con 2 controllers. That modular setup allows the controllers to be removed without taking off the case, while the grip itself can stay attached even when the Switch 2 is placed in its dock.
The rear cover includes a dedicated opening for the built-in kickstand on the Switch 2. The magnetic power bank attaches at that point, keeping the extra battery aligned with the accessory without interfering with normal use.
Power Bank Adds Useful Extras Beyond Capacity
When sold with the grip, the optional power bank offers a 10,000mAh capacity and 30W output. Belkin also includes a braided USB-C cable, a single USB-C port, and a display that shows battery percentage and charging status.
Belkin says the power bank can deliver up to 1.5 full charges. As with any portable battery, the actual result will depend on how the device is used.
Colors, Pricing, And Availability
The Charging Grip comes in Black, Lilac, and Olive, with matching color options for the power bank. The full package with the magnetic battery is priced at $99.99.
Belkin also sells the grip by itself for $39.99 for users who only want the handheld comfort upgrade. Both versions are already available through Belkin’s website and Amazon.
For Switch 2 owners, the accessory adds another third-party option focused on two of the most common handheld concerns: comfort and battery life. That combination makes it a versatile choice for players who split their time between home play and travel.
Belkin’s approach also gives buyers flexibility, since the grip and battery do not have to be purchased together. For users who only need a better hold on the console, the standalone version keeps the entry price lower while still preserving the modular design.