Nintendo's new Switch 2 Pro controller is under the microscope in the latest teardown video from iFixit - the channel that's made a name for itself by dismantling electronics and judging how ...

The Switch 2 is in many ways a more premium and powerful version of the original Switch, but its sleek design seems to have ...

“This is a piss-poor excuse for a controller.” That’s how repair-focused YouTube channel iFixit starts its negative review of ...

iFixit’s teardown of the Switch 2 reveals a console that’s even harder to fix and Joy-Cons that may fail again. Be extra careful with your new console. Skip to main content.

iFixit Says Switch 2 Is Harder to Repair, Probably Still Drift Prone. A teardown of Nintendo’s latest console has found that the core tech that causes joystick drift is still there.

While a Switch 2 Pro controller costs $85, third-party devices are often much more affordable. Gizmodo received a bounty of controllers from multiple manufacturers for review, including several ...

In a new video posted to the iFixit YouTube channel, the company discovered that the new Joy-Cons 2 uses the same joystick mechanism, suggesting that they will likely drift over time.The video ...

iFixit has assigned the Switch 2 a repairability score of three out of 10. This represents an even lower score than the retroactive four out of 10 they awarded to the original model.

As you’ll see in the following clip, repairing the Switch 2 isn’t easy. iFixit gave the console a 3/10 score. If you experience Switch 2 Joy-Con drift, your best option is to contact Nintendo ...

iFixit has shared a full teardown video of the Switch 2 Pro controller and is not impressed by how difficult it is to access ...