JSAUX Has Just Announced the JoyVerse Series Ergonomic Joy-Con Grip for the Switch 2

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JSAUX Has Just Announced the JoyVerse Series Ergonomic Joy-Con Grip for the Switch 2
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The Nintendo Switch 2 is coming out in June, and while everyone is preparing to get their hands on the console and the first games that are going to be released for it. But, it won’t be just the console and the games, as you know.

Additional content for the Switch 2 will also be released and many manufacturers are already preparing for the release. Among them is JSAUX, and the company has just presented a major piece of merch.

JSAUX is working on improving the Joy-Con experience for Switch 2 owners and their new product could significantly help in that aspect.

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So, JSAUX will introduce their JoyVerse Series Joy-Con Grip for Switch 2 on launch day, i.e. on June 5, 2025. The new product will allow players to combine their two Joy-Cons into a single, ergonomic controller, which will certainly help those who will play on TV or with the console in front of them. It will be available for $19.99.

Of course, the new grip will be fully adjusted for the new Joy-Con models, so you will be able to experiment once special Joy-Con models are released later.

The full list of features includes:

  • Improved ergonomics with a unique delta-shaped design
  • Enhanced comfort for longer gaming sessions
  • USB-C charging support for uninterrupted play
  • Deep customization with replaceable handles

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