Yes, it is worth adding one. The Switch 2 has a larger glass touchscreen that stays exposed during handheld play and when the console slides in and out of a bag or dock, so it is open to scratches from game cards, keys, and tables. A tempered-glass protector takes those scratches instead of the screen, and Belkin's are anti-fingerprint and touch responsive, so the display still feels and looks like the original glass.

Both are tempered glass with the same anti-scratch, anti-fingerprint, and easy-install features; the difference is the optical layer. The anti-reflective protector cuts glare, which helps when you play near windows, outdoors, or under bright lights.

No. Belkin's Switch 2 tempered-glass protectors are touch responsive, so taps, swipes, and the on-screen keyboard work exactly as they do on the bare screen. The glass is thin and oleophobic-coated to resist fingerprints, so the display stays clear and responsive.

Clean the screen first with the included wipe and remove dust, since trapped dust, not air, is what causes most bubbles. Line the protector up with the edges, lower it from one side, and let it settle; small bubbles usually push out to the edge on their own or with light pressure from a microfiber cloth. Belkin's Switch 2 protectors are designed for easy, aligned installation.

Belkin currently offers two tempered-glass screen protectors for the Nintendo Switch 2: an anti-reflective version and a blue light filter version. A dedicated Switch 2 privacy protector is not part of the current lineup. If you want to reduce glare or blue light for handheld play, either tempered-glass option above is the right pick.

Yes. Belkin's Switch 2 tempered-glass protectors sit flush on the screen, so they work with the Switch 2 charging cases, charging grips, and travel cases that hold the console by its body. If you use a charging case or grip, apply the screen protector first, then seat the console in the accessory. See the full range of Nintendo Switch 2 accessories.