Switch 2 Pro Controller

Considering what I paid for a Switch 2 Pro controller I guess this is probably around what would be expected. My only remaining question is whether it has haptic feedback like the DualSense and Nintendo controllers. If it does, I will probably pick one up. Additionally, the inclusion of haptics migh

Buddy, the Switch 2 costs less and is substantially more powerful than the Steam Deck, not to mention that the TV experience is 100x better. I say this as someone who loves my Steam Deck OLED. The Switch 2 Pro Controller is very expensive but it is also the most comfortable gamepad I've ever used. E

If you are talking about the console itself, I have no suggestions. I have trouble even holding the Switch 1 for extended periods of time. For controllers, I still use my Switch 2 joycons with charging grip almost exclusively, as I find they are the perfect fit for my hands and the joycons have zero

Just a reminder of the price increases: Switch 1: Switch Lite $199.99 > $229.99 (+$30) Switch OLED $349.99 > $399.99 (+$50) Switch 1 $299.99 > $339.99 (+$40) Switch 2: Switch 2 Joycon $94.99 > $99.99 (+$5) Switch 2 Pro Controller $84.99 > $89.99 (+$5) Switch 2 Dock Set $119.99 > $124.99 (+$5) Switch

I saw these ones, but it seems like they have the issue specific to the Switch 2 Pro Controller that a lot of these grips have where the edge will catch the side of the plastic shell and create friction. They basically added Switch 2 Pro Controller compatibility into their Amazon listing without pro

It’s not the good old Pro 1 battery anymore. By the way: The Switch 2 Pro controller is a nightmare for battery replacement. Even iFixit were at shocked at how anti-consumer this controller is. It’s a real distasteful decision by Nintendo, especially compared to how repairable the Pro 1 is.

God bless the Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller

With WXHB and advanced hold controls you have around 24 buttons without having to switch hotbars with rb. That said, for a little under a hundred USD you can get the Nintendo Switch 2 pro controller which comes built in with two extra buttons on the handles made for hotbar switching.

Good news: I figured out the Eden latency issue. It was caused by Eden’s “Direct Pro Controller Support” option. Once I disabled that, everything works perfectly. I can close and reopen Eden many times and the controller stays super responsive. So this was not an issue with your app — sorry for the

If it's just out of these three then the dualsense is the best overall, switch 2 pro controller is great because of battery life and the back paddles buttons, Xbox has worst quality in my opinion their controllers are most ergonomic but man do they fall apart quick. I've had elite controllers from M