Skull & Co grips

Screen protector

8bitdo adapter if you already have a ps4\ps5 controller

Biggest possible micro SD card you can afford

Mod chip. Screen protector. Bigger SD card carry case.

To play on TV ..... Pro controller. And a large micro SD. 512GB recommend.

Welcome to the family

Pro controller for sure. Also, get better joy-con replacements with bigger buttons and joysticks.

The number one thing you need is a good carrying case.

The switch OLED comes with a plastic screen protector applied so unless you regularly smash your screens, you probably won’t need a screen protector.

A stylus can s good if you plan to play games like Mario maker.

And finally a pro controller is good for playing on the tv but the joycons are perfectly usable and I my opinion they are not as uncomfortable as everyone says.

Oh nice, didn't know they were listed already. I already see a few things I want. A memory card, screen protector (wish it had the install kit like the Switch one does), carry case... No clue what the TV adapter is about, the system should already come with the dock.

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My favorite accessories are made by this small independent business called Human Things. They make the “Genki” which is a Bluetooth adapter that allows you to connect your wireless headphones, and also comes with a brilliant portable stand and microphone for voice chat that plugs in to the aux port. It’s all packaged in a case that looks identical to other Switch games too!

They also make a product called the “Covert dock” which is the most portable dock / charger you’ll find. They did extensive research to ensure the dock matches all specifications and authored a paper explaining why other third party docks can be dangerous / brick your console. The one they make is high quality and you don’t need to worry about that risk. It also comes with global travel adapters.

Aside from those two accessories, WaterField (aka SF Bags) makes some brilliant Switch cases made from premium materials - stylish and mature designs made from high quality materials that will last far longer than the console itself!

My advice is to do your research on all accessories and that you get what you pay for. Don’t solely look for the cheapest accessories you can find, as that could lead to damage of different sorts or just a simple waste of money.

Emphatically this. It's expensive, but once you have one you never want to play any other way. I even prefer handheld mode with the pro controller.

Skull & co. grip. A "must" for handhelders.

Handheld would be impossible for me, due to the size of my hands, if it weren't for them. Just wish they had thought of a scratchless model earlier.

Yeah, that's one thing that kinda sucks about it, although I consider it a net positive since it's still a lot better than the flimsy one on the Switch.

The analog stick pads they include are also a minor tradeoff, where I like the extra grip given to me on the sticks, but the left one makes it harder to press the - button (thankfully this isn't used often in much).

I just got mine yesterday and will never go back to joycons. The sticks are so sweet. Way more comfortable in my hands to.

What’s wrong the the d pad? I use it mainly to play new super Mario bros. The joystick does flick back in the opposite direction (inputs) sometimes, especially when playing smash

In order of necessity: a case to transport it, a screen protector and a pro controller

If you won't be docking it much, then you will want a carrying case for sure, you don't want to be leaving it sitting in the open to get smashed by objects.

Carrying case and a glass screen protector

Switch 2 Pro Controller for playing on TV

Nintendo Switch 2 All in One Carrying Case - to store your Switch 2, Switch 2 dock, Switch 2 Pro Controller, Joycons. I want to buy this so I don't get dust and will pack away after every playing session, doesn't take long to setup your dock and Switch 2.

I got a carrying case from a brand called transnovo that also included some extra stuff including a screen protector and a plastic frame to make the application easier.

Also if you can get the official pro controller or if you can't afford it get the charging joycon grip that gives you two extra back buttons or even the 8bit do ultimate 2c (look at the button layout because they also make the same controller just for pc and mobile)

Just the pro controller I don't use my switch in handheld mode or on the go so I dont need anything else yet I will get an SD card later in when needed.

3 switch 2 pro controllers pre ordered atm,

but trying to get another pair of joycons + charging grip + 2 switch 2 pro controllers instead. 

getting the switch 2 mainly for mario party and kart 

Pro Controller 2, SD card, carrying case

Pro controller, SD card, case, screen protector, and game cube controller

I hope to get a Pro Controller 2 and a GameCube controller.

Because I'm lazy and don't wanna stand up to turn my switch 2 on 4x a day

Not necessarily must have accessories, but a decent list of items to take a look at:

Satisfye grip
Pro Controller
JETech Screen Protector
GameCube Controller
GameCube Controller Adapter
MoKo Grips (Cheap way to get some decent hand relief)
Ethernet adapter (Try 5Ghz wifi network speed test first)
Pro charger (Can be daisy chained w/ JoyCon charger below)
Joycon Charger (Can be daisy chained w/ Pro charger above)
Nintendo Joy-Con Wheel (For Mario Kart, but not that great tbh)
Joy-Con AA Battery Pack (Mainly for a good grip in single joy con mode)
USB-C to USB adapter (May be good for certain USB devices you would like to use in portable mode)
[8Bitdo SN30] (https://www.amazon.com/8Bitdo-SN30-Retro-Set-Black-nintendo/dp/B075WRBK7Y) (Great for Retro games. If you want to use it with other games, I'd recommend the SN30 Pro as it has analog sticks/triggers for only $5 more)
8Bitdo Bluetooth Adapter (Can get PS4, Xbox, PS3, Wii Mote controllers working with this adapter on switch and on PC both. 1 controller per adapter. Rumble and motion supported.)

Carrying case, screen protectors, sd card are really all you need unless you really don’t like the joy cons

Screen protector and a case if you plan on using handheld mode, even if you think you not gonna drop it, better be safe than sorry!

Pro Controller is a must

I recommend the Joy Con Grip and Charge over the default Joy Con Grip.

The pro controller is the best, but an SN30 Pro from 8bitdo is great for platformers and classic/retro games. The extra shoulder buttons and analog sticks aren't bad, and for $40-$50 it's a great substitute for the Pro controller.

As for screen protectors, I see plenty of switch cases and skins that include screen protectors. So if you're adding skins and getting a case, you're very likely to get a screen protector. I have mine from my Zelda case (blue and gray one) and it's still going strong after a year and a third. Highly recommend it.

I'd recommend a hard case (you don't want that thing just knocking around in a bag). Most importantly, I really recommend the pro controller. Not only is it legit, but I find the controller you get from sticking the Joy-Cons on the plastic thing that comes with the console supremely unwieldy for most games.

carrying case is a must.

This might be unpopular, but I only recently got a pro controller for Splatoon; otherwise I don’t use it at all. It’s an amazing controller and feels really nice to play with, but if you’re a mostly handheld person it’s not totally necessary. I’d go for a case first!

Pro controller for certain.

Definitely get some sort of a case, but you should 100% make every attempt to never drop your switch—even when it's inside a stupidly sturdy case. Any drop can harm the clip inside the joycons, breaking the mechanism that keeps the joycon attatched and in place. You'll either have to send it in to Nintendo to get it fixed (not a terribly complex or horrible process, but it does take a few days) or get a kit from Amazon/Ebay that allows you to replace your broken bit with metal clips (which do not break). I replaced two already on different occasions.