UPDATE. It looks like a spokesperson for Nintendo once again reiterated that there are no changes to the Joy-Cons with the new OLED model. However, Nintendo does acknowledge the problems some ...

Nintendo confirmed in a statement to Polygon today that the Joy-Cons customers will get with the Switch OLED are the same as the base model Switch’s.

Speaking about the Nintendo Switch Joy-Cons, Nintendo’s Toru Yamashita noted that Nintendo has been contionously working on improvements to the Joy-Con analog sticks that can’t always be seen.

The OLED Switch works with older Joy-Cons, but newer ones may be less inclined to drift. Scott Stein/CNET Nintendo's new Switch OLED came out Friday, and its Joy-Con controllers may seem unchanged ...

I spent three weeks testing the Nintendo Switch 2, considering design, performance and more. It's a solid successor—but with ...

Nintendo Switch OLED With Neon Joy-Cons ($349.99; bestbuy.com, amazon.com, gamestop.com and target.com) Mike Andronico Senior Editor, Electronics. Mike ...

Nintendo confirms no Joy-Con design changes in Switch OLED. With the configuration of the Joy-Cons remaining the same for the Switch OLED, the risk of old problems may still lurk in the new system.

Now Nintendo has confirmed that the Nintendo Switch OLED’s Joy-Cons have reliability improvements over launch models, with the latest Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch Lite models also set to ...

The OLED Nintendo Switch model might be new, but it uses the same drift-prone Joy-Cons that we've known and loved since the original Switch. By Steven T. Wright on July 6, 2021 at 12:08PM PDT 13 ...

In case you somehow missed it, Nintendo yesterday officially announced a new Nintendo Switch model with a shiny 7-inch OLED screen, a new dock with a wired LAN port, 64GB of internal storage, and ...

Nintendo has acknowledged the problem on a few occasions, but it looks like it’ll still be an issue even with the upgraded OLED Switch. In 2020, Nintendo did cut the price of a single Joy-Con by ...

Nintendo this week announced a new Nintendo Switch model - The Nintendo Switch (OLED model). It will launch on October 8 for $349.99 and be available in White and Neon Red / Neon Blue color ...