Switch 2 Pro Controller

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.

Sorry for rezzing an old thread, but yeah. I've had three different pro-controllers and all have them have had pretty noticeable snapback from the day I bought them until now. I was just playing Smash for the first time in quite a while and getting used to the snapback all over again. I don't have a

By overrated/over hyped I mean that it gets more praise than it really deserves and people say it's better than it actually is. The controller can still be great or mediocre, it just has to be one that people tell you it's better than it actually is. A couple of examples of controllers that are grea

Nintendo had an update for the Switch 2 pro controller a few days ago but I’m pretty sure it worked for me before that. Suddenly it stopped working after the update. I tried it on:Cachy OS and MacOS (big picture mode) and my Steam Deck. Nothings is working.

The picture I posted was more of an example of controllers than my actual opinion. I'd actually argue that the N64 controller has become underrated these days. Many people don't seem to understand how good it actually is, and they just think it's awful simply because it has three grips and looks awk

I mean pc kinda is a "free open paradise" for the most part, switch 2 ecosystem is mostly overpriced if you want to buy all new,over 100 bucks for the switch 2 pro controller only way it makes sense to me is if you always buy 1st party used. Then again if you can't live without nintendo games then f

Switch 2 has garbage ergonomics and buttons. I've owned one for less than a month and already spent an extra £100 on grips and joycon replacements i.e. Nyxi Hyperion 3s and a grip case before that. The Joycons' buttons, bumpers and triggers, and analogue sticks are way too small and offer very littl

No switch pro 2 controller developed drift in under a year. Nintendo fixed under warranty but for how much it costs without tmr or hall effect sticks not worth it. Get a 8bitdo ultimate 2 instead.