This page details miscellaneous Switch product information (serial numbers, product models, etc...).
Product List
| Product Code | Description |
|---|---|
| HAC-001 | Retail Nintendo Switch console |
| HAC-002 | AC adapter |
| HAC-003 | Nintendo Switch Battery |
| HAC-004 | |
| HAC-005 | |
| HAC-006 | Joy-Con battery |
| HAC-007 | Dock |
| HAC-008 | Gamecard |
| HAC-009 | Gamecard case |
| HAC-010 | USB charging cable also included in ("Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit") |
| HAC-011 | Joy-Con grip |
| HAC-012 | Joy-Con charge grip |
| HAC-013 | Pro Controller |
| HAC-014 | Joy-Con strap |
| HAC-015 | Left Joy-Con |
| HAC-016 | Right Joy-Con |
| HAC-017 | Joy-Con handle |
| HAC-018 | Screen protector |
| HAC-019 | Left Joy-Con extended battery |
| HAC-020 | Right Joy-Con extended battery |
| HAC-021 | Carrying case |
| HAC-022 | Ring-Con |
| HAC-023 | Leg Strap |
| HAC-024 | Poké Ball Plus controller |
| HAC-025 | |
| HAC-026 | |
| HAC-027 | |
| HAC-028 | |
| HAC-029 | Steelbook Gamecard case |
| HAC-030 | Poké Ball Plus battery |
| HAC-031 | Charging stand |
| HAC-032 | |
| HAC-033 | Left NES controller |
| HAC-034 | Right NES controller |
| HAC-035 | Left Famicom controller |
| HAC-036 | Right Famicom controller |
| HAC-037 | Kart ("Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit") |
| HAC-038 | Battery for kart ("Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit") |
| HAC-039 | Gates ("Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit") |
| HAC-040 | Touch Pen ("Super Mario Maker 2") |
| HAC-041 | Touch Pen ("Brain Training for Switch") |
| HAC-042 | SNES controller |
| HAC-043 | |
| HAC-044 | Arrow Markers ("Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit") |
| HAC-045 | |
| HAC-046 | |
| HAC-047 | USB charging cable ("Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit") known as HAC-010 instead |
| HAC-048 | |
| HAC-049 | |
| HAC-050 | |
| HAC-051 | Nintendo Labo Toy-Con 1: Variety Kit |
| HAC-052 | Nintendo Labo Toy-Con 2: Robot Kit |
| HAC-053 | Nintendo Labo Toy-Con 3: Vehicle Kit |
| HAC-054 | Nintendo Labo Toy-Con 4: VR Kit |
| HAC-055 | Nintendo Labo Storage Box |
| Product Code | Description |
|---|---|
| HAC-001(-01) | Retail Nintendo Switch Mariko console (also known as HAD[...]) |
| Product Code | Description |
|---|---|
| HAT-001 | SDEV Nintendo Switch console |
| HAT-001(-01) | SDEV-D Nintendo Switch Mariko console |
| HAT-002 | EDEV Nintendo Switch console |
| HAT-002(-01) | EDEV-D Nintendo Switch Mariko console |
| HAT-003 | SDEV cradle |
| HAT-004 | Relay Box |
| Product Code | Description |
|---|---|
| HDH-001 | Retail Nintendo Switch Lite console |
| HDH-002 | HDEV Nintendo Switch console |
| HDH-003 | Battery |
| HDH-004 | Carrying case |
| HDH-005 | Screen protector |
| HDH-006 | Flip cover |
| Product Code | Description |
|---|---|
| HEG-001 | Retail Nintendo Switch (OLED Model) console |
| HEG-007 | Nintendo Switch (OLED Model) dock |
| HEG-021 | Nintendo Switch (OLED Model) carrying case |
Product Serial Numbers
Serial numbers are composed of at least three letters followed by ten decimal digits. The tenth digit is a check digit, meaning that it is derived from the other digits.
Prefix
Observed prefixes are normally as follows:
- First letter represents the product line:
- "X" (NX)
- Second letter represents the product model:
- "A" (HAC-001; Nintendo Switch console)
- "B" (HAC-015; Left Joy-Con)
- "C" (HAC-016; Right Joy-Con)
- "F" (HAC-007; Dock)
- "H" (HAC-024; Poké Ball Plus controller)
- "J" (HDH-001; Nintendo Switch Lite console)
- "K" (HAC-001-01; Nintendo Switch Mariko console)
- "L" (HAC-033; Left NES controller)
- "M" (HAC-034; Right NES controller)
- "Q" (HAC-037; Kart for "Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit")
- "R" (HAC-042; SNES controller)
- "T" (HEG-001; Nintendo Switch (OLED Model) console)
- "Z" (HAT-003; SDEV cradle)
- Third letter represents the product region:
- "C" (China)
- "E" (Europe)
- "J" (Japan; and Europe on old models)
- "K" (Korea)
- "L" (All; for development only)
- "W" (Americas)
- Fourth letter is optional:
- "F" (Factory)
Assembly Line
The first two digits immediately after the prefix represent the assembly line as follows:
| Value | Description |
|---|---|
| 00 | Unspecified |
| 01 | Prototype |
| 02 | SDEV |
| 03 | EDEV |
| 04 | DPRD |
| 05 | Unknown |
| 06 | HDEV |
| 07 | Unknown |
| 10 | Retail |
| 40 | Retail |
| 70 | Retail |
| 90 | Refurbished |
Check Digit
The check digit is an industry-standard algorithm and is calculated just like it was on the 3DS.
To calculate the check digit of a Switch console, separate the non-check digits into "odd" and "even" groups, where the "odd" group is digits in odd-numbered positions, and the "even" group is digits in even-numbered positions. (The first digit is "odd", with "first" representing "1".)
After separating the digits, add the digits in each group together. Multiply the sum of the even digits by 3, then add the sum of the odd digits. To calculate the check digit, take this value modulo 10, and if not 0, subtract from 10.
Example: XAW10075273452
The non-check digits are 1007527345. Separating into odd and even groups, we get the following:
Odds: 1 + 0 + 5 + 7 + 4 = 17 Evens: 0 + 7 + 2 + 3 + 5 = 17
Applying the algorithm, we get ((3 * 17) + 17) % 10 = 8, which is not 0, thus 10 - 8 = 2, matching the example's check digit.