The Nintendo Switch just got prettier, thanks to Nintendo's newly-announced range of pastel coloured Joy-cons.

Nintendo Switch 2 Joy-Cons are pinching users around the globe, and Nintendo knew it was a problem all along.

The original Joy-Cons for the Nintendo Switch were only really customizable in that you could buy various colors or via custom consoles like the Hyrule ones.

It’s a smart way to keep the Nintendo Switch 2 fresh and fun. Wrapping It Up Customizable side panels for the Nintendo Switch 2 Joy-Cons could be a simple but brilliant addition.

However, this game will be harder if you use the new Nintendo Switch 2 Joy-Cons. It’s noted that the new Joy-Con controllers are quieter than the original Joy-Cons.

Thankfully, Nintendo heard us loud and clear by ditching the old idea of Joy-Cons sliding into the console for connection. The new Switch 2 is coming with new software and hardware features, which ...

Connect your Nintendo Switch Joy-Cons to your iPhone or iPad for smoother, more precise control.

Engadget has asked Nintendo why the company opted not to use Hall effect tech in the Joy-Con 2. We've also asked whether the Switch 2 Pro Controller foregoes Hall effect sensors as well.

However, while Nintendo has confirmed that the Switch 2’s Joy-Cons aren’t relying on anti-drift Hall effect sensors, it has yet to confirm exactly what technology is in use.

Nintendo has confirmed that Switch 2's Joy-Cons will not use Hall Effect thumbsticks despite all the stick drift issues Switch owners have put up with since the console launched in 2017.

Nintendo speaking with VideoGamesChronicle was asked about the Joy-Con analog stick drift issue with the Switch 1 and stated the Joy-Cons on the Switch 2 have been improved.

Nintendo has released more details about the Nintendo Joy-Con 2 controllers for the Switch 2, including that the “C” Button enables a new GameChat feature.