UPDATE (April 10): Nintendo Switch 2 consoles are , and with multiple different bundles.

EE customers can grab the , or the .

Elsewhere, EE is selling another bundle with , as well as a bundle containing the new .

Finally, there's a bundle containing the .

Despite an , pre-orders have started to go live across the UK. If you want to pre-order the new console ahead of its June launch, then the links below will take you to Switch 2 store pages for each of the retailers that are selling the console.

will keep this story updated with the latest stock news and pre-order information, and will add more shop links as additional retailers begin selling the console. Even if the console is listed as out of stock when you try to pre-order, it's worth checking back regularly in the lead up to June. Retailers are likely to be allocated more stock in the days, weeks and months ahead, similar to how the PS5 was in and out of stock in the early days of the console's launch.

, Very and Smyths were among the first retailers to start offering Switch 2 pre-orders, although it didn't take long for the initial stock allocation to sell out.

Eager Nintendo fans can also , but according to the , will have to visit their local store in person to secure the console. John Lewis customers must also visit stores in person to secure a Switch 2.

Dedicated gaming retailer is also offering Switch 2 pre-orders ahead of the June 5 launch, while fellow gaming retailer is listed as sold out following a registration period set up earlier this year.

The console has been in and out of stock at , which is selling multiple different bundles containing additional accessories.

If you're really lucky, you may receive an invite to pre-order the console from the Nintendo Store. However, you'll need to have subscribed to Switch Online for at least two years in order to qualify.

Finally, Amazon is also giving customers the ability to pre-order the Nintendo Switch 2 ahead of its June launch, although stock has been hard to come by. The retailer is selling the and the .

The online retailer initially offered pre-orders as part of an invitation system, similar to the Nintendo Store. However, in an email sent to customers, Amazon has confirmed that invitations are no longer required to purchase the Switch 2.

"You had recently requested to buy the Nintendo Switch on amazon.co.uk," Amazon explains. "Unfortunately, we were not able to accommodate your request.

"Good news; Invitations are no longer required to buy the Switch 2 on amazon.co.uk and the console will be available to purchase without invitation soon.

"If still interested in buying the console, we kindly ask you to visit amazon.co.uk and buy the Nintendo Switch 2 by putting it into your cart when available and proceed to checkout as usual.

"Please note that it is possible that the console sells out quickly, so check our website regularly."