The Joy-Con controllers on the Switch 2 are compact, wireless, and built to slide onto either side of the console. They’re super convenient, but like any wireless gear, they need charging.

A user teardown of the Nintendo Switch 2 Joy Cons revealed similar stick components. The Switch 1 Joy Cons have been plagued with drift problems for years. Other changes to the Joy Con design may ...

Nintendo has launched its long-anticipated Switch 2. The new Joy-Con 2 controllers are an exciting addition; instead of using a joystick, they will work as a mouse very simply.

Nintendo has confirmed that the Nintendo Switch 2's Joy-Con 2 controllers will not feature Hall Effect analogue sticks, which is sure to raise fears about Joy-Con drift rearing its head for the new ge ...

With the Joy-Con 2 attached, the Switch 2 feels almost as solid as the Switch Lite, which doesn't have removable controllers. To put it another way, the Joy-Con 2's "thunk" is like the satisfying ...

In the meantime, iFixit says Switch 2 owners should take it easy with their Joy-Con controllers. A few unlucky Switch 2 owners have also reported encountering stick drift right out of the box.

But that caveat of needing to play with separate Joy-Con is probably what will doom this to being a niche and oft-overlooked feature. Tags: Drag x Drive , Metroid Prime 4 , Nintendo Switch 2 ...

Nintendo Switch 2 users are reporting pinched fingers from Nintendo Switch 2 Joy-Cons. The magnets are strong enough to cause minor injuries, especially in children. Nintendo was aware of this and ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 and its games come out on Thursday, June 5, as well as the console's accessories: Here's how to find, shop, and buy online.

11; Polvasti; Sat, 6:42pm; There's no real point to it - unless you can't find the Joy-Con 2 you're looking for or someone else is using it. Actually, there is a point to it, as the Switch 2 ...

Early teardowns of the Switch 2's Joy-Cons have revealed what we already knew: they don't use stick drift-immune thumbsticks. I may have a theory as to why.

Once again confirming what many original Switch owners feared, iFixit’s teardown of the Switch 2’s Joy-Cons reveals a familiar joystick design that uses a resistive material that could lead to ...