The Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller launched alongside the console itself, and I’ve been using it as my go-to Switch 2 ...

The new Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller might not look like the most exciting gamepad out there, but after using it for two ...

The Switch Pro Controller -- a $70 add-on for Nintendo's new console that lets you play Zelda with the form factor of an Xbox gamepad -- hides a secret message. It's nothing subversive or anything ...

The Switch Pro controller nails the "premium" feeling I love in a controller. It's weighty but not too weighty, sturdy and compact, with excellent joysticks and triggers and a good-enough D-pad.

While a Switch 2 Pro Controller is a nice addition to anyone’s peripheral collection, it isn’t actually needed to play any games on Nintendo’s newest system.

The Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller will launch on the same day as the console, that’s June 5, and will bring some much needed improvements for gamers to take advantage of.

The all-new Switch Pro Controller will retail at $79.99/£74.99 according to ... tape into tiny squares and affix them to the outer half of the four contact points on the circuit board for the ...

The Switch 2 includes a pair of Joy-Con 2 controllers, but additional ones will be available for $90. The Switch 2 Pro Controller will be sold as an add-on and will cost $80.

As noted by several Reddit users, the current D-pad on the Switch Pro Controller is prone to unintended inputs. It appears Nintendo may have rectified this with the Switch 2 option, though we’ll ...

Nintendo’s new Switch 2 Pro controller that’s launching June 5 has a 3.5mm headphone jack, a much-requested feature that allows for private listening. I repeat, wireless audio is now possible.

The Switch 2 Pro Controller offers rock-solid conventional gamepad controls for the Switch 2, with silky-smooth analog sticks, programmable rear buttons, and a headset jack.

It's easy to play your favorite Steam games with the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller. You can play other PC games with it, too, but it requires a bit of work. Here's how to do it.