The Switch 2 Pro Controller is a huge upgrade but it’s the buttons on the back and how easy Nintendo makes it to remap them that helps justify its higher price.

In games like 'Donkey Kong Bananza,' Nintendo's walled garden keeps third-party controllers from truly winning.

The Switch 2 has had some impressive early sales numbers, quickly proving to be one of the biggest console launches of all ...

The new $84.99 Pro Controller for the Switch 2 may not be your idea of a pro-grade controller — perhaps not by a long shot. But it’s certainly more of one than Nintendo’s $69.99 last-gen ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller is now available to purchase at Amazon for $84, one dollar before MSRP--the same price you can buy it for at Walmart. The first-party controller was listed on ...

In terms of battery life, Nintendo rates the Switch 2 Pro Controller for 40 hours on a full charge, just like its predecessor. However, it can attain this in only half the time, or 3.5 hours.

The new Pro Controller will cost $79.99, $10 more than the previous version. A release date wasn’t confirmed, but it’s likely to launch alongside the Switch 2 itself on June 5th.

The Switch 2 will cost more than Nintendo’s first hybrid console but like I did when I first got my Switch, there’s no doubt I’ll be picking up a Switch 2 Pro Controller to go with it ...

They've even gotten more expensive since the original announcement. The only Switch 2 accessory I was concerned about was the new Switch 2 Pro controller, which is now priced at a whopping $85.

The $79.99 Switch 2 Pro controller has a 3.5mm headphone jack positioned under its D-pad and right analog stick. We’ve waited eight years for this!