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| Turtle Beach’s new Mario & Luigi controller and Mario Star headset for Nintendo Switch 2. |
By Jon Scarr
Turtle Beach has revealed two new officially licensed Mario-themed accessories for Nintendo Switch 2 as part of its Mar10 Day announcement. The new releases are the Mario & Luigi Rematch Wireless RGB Gaming Controller and the Mario Star Airlite Fit Wired Gaming Headset, and both arrive on March 30, 2026. The controller is priced at $74.99 CAD, while the headset comes in at $39.99 CAD.
Pre-orders are open now.
The Mario & Luigi Controller Leads Turtle Beach’s Mar10 Day Reveal
The bigger addition is the Mario & Luigi Rematch Wireless RGB Gaming Controller. It features four RGB lighting modes built around Super Mario designs, TMR thumbsticks, motion controls, dual mappable back buttons, a C Button for GameChat features, and up to 30 feet of wireless range.
It also works with Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch Lite, and Nintendo Switch OLED, so it isn’t limited to Nintendo Switch 2 alone. That gives Turtle Beach a Mario-branded controller that can still fit into a home with more than one Switch model in use.
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| Turtle Beach’s Mario & Luigi Rematch Wireless RGB Gaming Controller for Nintendo Switch 2. |
The Mario Star Headset Adds a Second Mario Accessory
Turtle Beach is also adding the Mario Star Airlite Fit Wired Gaming Headset to the same drop. The headset includes 40mm speakers, over-ear jersey knit cushion earpads, and a noise-cancelling flip-to-mute mic. The headset comes in at $39.99 CAD.
It is officially licensed for Nintendo Switch 2 and also works with Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch Lite, and Nintendo Switch OLED. That gives Turtle Beach a second Mario-themed accessory in the same launch window, this time on the audio side.
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| Turtle Beach’s Mario Star Airlite Fit Wired Gaming Headset for Nintendo Switch 2. |
The Mario & Luigi Rematch Wireless RGB Gaming Controller and Mario Star Airlite Fit Wired Gaming Headset Launch on March 30
Turtle Beach says both accessories arrive globally on March 30, 2026. The controller is the more feature-heavy of the two new releases, while the headset gives the lineup a lower-priced Mario option in the same launch.
For Mar10 Day, that gives Turtle Beach two new officially licensed Nintendo accessories built around Mario branding, with one focused on controller play and the other adding a matching wired headset.
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