However, while Nintendo has confirmed that the Switch 2’s Joy-Cons aren’t relying on anti-drift Hall effect sensors, it has yet to confirm exactly what technology is in use.

Today, a new video was posted that showcased the Switch 2 console. In particular, the video was about connecting the original Nintendo Switch Joy-Cons with the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2.

In addition to the Joy-Con 2 controllers being able to be used like a mouse, sporting larger thumbsticks, and having a dedicated GameChat button, Nintendo revealed during its Switch 2 Nintendo ...

Thankfully, Nintendo heard us loud and clear by ditching the old idea of Joy-Cons sliding into the console for connection. The new Switch 2 is coming with new software and hardware features, which ...

Another big new feature of the Switch 2 Joy-Cons is that they can work like a mouse with select games. When they’re detached, you hold them, connection rail down, on a surface like a coffee table.

If customizable Joy-Cons are legit, they could be a hit—especially for players who love tweaking their gear. It’s a smart way to keep the Nintendo Switch 2 fresh and fun. Wrapping It Up ...

Nintendo Switch 2 Joy-Cons might not have Hall Effect sticks, but the magnetic attachments are generally considered a highlight of the new design. However, users are reporting that the magnets are ...

While Nintendo shared a lot about Switch 2’s hardware, it won’t confirm how new Joy-Cons will avoid “joy-con drift.” or if they use Hall-effect joysticks.

Nintendo Switch 2 allows you to ping your Joy-Cons, which is helpful if the controllers go missing. The Joy-Cons now play a sound to help you locate them.

Nintendo first teased Joy-Con mouse functionality for the Switch 2 in its announcement video for the console. For more of what we learned from the massive Switch 2 direct, check out all the ...

Engadget has asked Nintendo why the company opted not to use Hall effect tech in the Joy-Con 2. We've also asked whether the Switch 2 Pro Controller foregoes Hall effect sensors as well. This ...