Images that claim to show the Nintendo Switch 2’s controllers have appeared on social media. The alleged images appear to show the Joy-Con controller that will seemingly come with Nintendo ‘s successor console. These images allegedly originate from a factory in China, which is currently producing Nintendo’s next, currently unannounced console.

It’s unclear whether this is part of the Joy-Con itself, the mechanism by which it will attach to the console, or just an accessory. It seems safe to assume that the other Joy-Con will feature an inverted version of this color scheme, presumably replacing the orange element with the blue claimed by the leaker.

I love my Nintendo Switch console, but I've never been a fan of the traditional Nintendo Joy-Cons. Sure, they mostly function fine, are lightweight, and I think they look cool. But in terms of practicality, comfort, and accuracy – I much prefer using some of the best Joy-Con alternative controllers for gaming on my Switch.

Leaked photos of the Nintendo Switch 2 Joy-Con have some convinced that the new controller will double as a mouse.

A couple of photos of an alleged Nintendo Switch 2 Joy-Con have appeared online. They show a more rounded controller that could well be attached via magnets rather than plastic clips. The Nintendo Switch 2 must be due an announcement soon,

Nintendo announced it would share details of the successor to the Switch by the end of the fiscal year, in other words before the end of March 2025. Speculation and rumours have been in overdrive since then with a handful of official announcements scattered in between them all.

The latest Nintendo Switch 2 leak making the rounds on the internet has given gamers the best look yet of the purported new Joy-Con. In new leaked images, the the Joy-Con appear to feature a sensor that looks a lot like the optical sensors found on computer mice,

Nintendo Switch 2 Joy-Cons Could Possibly Be Used As A Mouse . Based on the images which we wrote about yesterday, some people have spotted what looks like an optical sensor on th

Mere days into the New Year, Nintendo fans are hungrier than ever to get their first look at the Switch 2, and many are convinced that newly surfaced images supposedly depicting one of the console's controllers are legitimate.