meaning there aren't enough left to go around. The SL and SR buttons failing is a fairly common Joy-Con problem, usually ...

Start this process with the left Joy-Con — it has a friendlier ... If you want to switch your Joy-Con’s SL and SR buttons, unscrew the board covering the Joy-Con rail, exposing them and ...

No Bluetooth, gyro sensor or SL/SR buttons mean it ... over the official lefthand Joy-Con. That is, until you remove it. We’ve always loved how Switch’s left and right controllers can be ...

like the indicator lights and the SL / SP buttons that are visible when the Joy-Cons are being used individually. The left Joy-Con still has its square screenshot button and the right one has the ...

Press the Sync button on your Joy-Con (it's the small circular button in between the SL and SR buttons ... whether you're working with a right or left Joy-Con) should appear in the Available ...

SL and SR buttons, an accelerometer, or gyro sensors. So it's a Joy-Con for a very limited set of games, which is a shame. At least it's easy to switch out for the original left Joy-Con.

The leaked images of what looks like the left Joy-con were posted to the Nintendo Switch ... The view from the side shows the SL/SR buttons, which are on the current Nintendo Switch Joy-cons.

The images, which show a left Joy-Con, were reportedly first posted to ... They include larger SL and SR buttons than on the Nintendo Switch Joy-Con, which you’d expect given the Nintendo ...

Nintendo has finally explained just what was going on with Switch Joy-Con controllers -- particularly the left one -- de-syncing in wireless mode. It was a "manufacturing variation," a statement ...

Upon closer inspection, however, the Joy-Con may also be housing an optical sensor on the side, right next to the 'SL' button ... optical sensor is on the left Joy-Con controller specifically ...