PowerA Unveils Accessories for Nintendo Switch 2

Alright, let’s dive into this thing. So, PowerA, right? They’ve decided to spill the beans on a bunch of gear for the Nintendo Switch 2. And honestly, I didn’t even know we needed new controllers, but here we are.

These gadgets are, apparently, top-tier and all officially blessed by Nintendo. Like, they’ve got these Hall Effect sensor whatnots in the controllers. Sounds fancy. Means your thumbs can dance around all smooth, I guess. Longevity and precision? Sure. Why not.

Okay, so what’s in the line-up? They’re launching it in June, and you’ll be able to snag these things on PowerA’s website, Amazon, and wherever else you usually lose cash.

First up, there’s this wired controller, the Advantage Wired Controller for Nintendo Switch 2. It’s about $39.99, which isn’t too insane. It’s got these Hall Effect thumbsticks that supposedly prevent drift — whatever that means. Bonus: two buttons you can program yourself. Oh, and a “C Button” for GameChat. Useful, maybe? It has onboard audio gizmos with EQ modes — because messing with sound is fun. Plus, some anti-friction rings, which could sound like they’re from a sci-fi movie. It comes in black, a Super Mario design, and some colorful Mushroom Kingdom mishmash.

And then there’s a Slim Case. This one’s $19.99. It’s not flashy but does the job. Kinda dark gray, and it’s got a nice snug fit for your Switch 2. Zippered shell to keep it all in, soft inside, a built-in screen protector, and a little stand so you can plop it on a table. Holds like ten game cards, which is plenty unless you’re a digital hoarder.

Lastly, there’s a Screen Protector pack, 12.99 bucks. Comes with two of them. They’ve thrown in a microfiber cloth — thank you very much — and some other odds and ends like placement guides and dust stickers. Keeps things bubble-free. Because bubbles are the enemy.

Not sure if I missed anything important. But hey, there’s a taste of what’s coming from PowerA. If you’re into keeping your new console snazzy and protected, could be worth a look.