The Advantage Wired Controller for Nintendo Switch 2 with Lumectra is officially licensed for Nintendo Switch 2. Available ...

PowerA Advantage wired controller for Nintendo Switch 2 | $39.99 at PowerA While you can't pre-order just yet, there is a sign-up box that will let you register your interest, and you'll get ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 is set to launch on June 5, 2025. It costs $449.99 / £395.99 on its own, or $499.99 / £429.99 for a bundle that includes a copy of Mario Kart World.

The [PowerA] Advantage is a solid Switch 2 controller for anyone looking for an affordable option. In your hands, it’s a lot lighter than Nintendo’s first-party offerings.

PowerA, a global leader in gaming accessories, is proud to unveil its exciting lineup for the Nintendo Switch™ 2 system. Designed to meet Nintendo's rigorous standards and to deliver high ...

PowerA Nintendo Switch 2 Accessories Embracing the brand's legacy of leadership in video game accessories, PowerA will be bringing the first licensed controllers with Hall Effect sensors to the ...

PowerA has been reliable for many years and proved to be great by putting out solid Switch controllers at budget-friendly prices. That trend continues with the Switch 2 and PowerA’s Advantage ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller comes with mappable back buttons, HD Rumble 2, gyro controls, amiibo support, and a dedicated C button for GameChat. It’s a complete feature set that third ...

What We Know About Third‑party Controller Support On Switch 2 If you bought a replacement controller for the original Nintendo Switch to avoid Joy-Con drift, you may be wondering if it'll work ...

Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch players can get a new GameCube-inspired wireless controller with Hall Effect sticks, remappable back buttons, trigger locks, and more customizable features for its ...

PowerA’s Advantage Switch 2 controller is a decent bet for anyone looking to avoid the high price point of Nintendo’s first-party offering, boasting most of the best features found in the ...

Based on the results so far, there's room for cautious optimism. Third-party controllers like Mobapad, GuliKit, and 8BitDo appear to pair and work properly with the Switch 2.