But why?
Accessory manufacturer Hori has introduced another budget-friendly alternative to the official Switch 2 Pro Controller, with a new pad coming in at roughly $54 when converted from Japanese yen (thanks, The Verge).
This means it’s priced significantly lower than the $89.99 Nintendo itself is asking for with its official offering, but a few sacrifices have been made to bring costs down. So crucially, the Horipad Turbo controller cannot wake the Switch 2 remotely, there’s no headphone jack, and it doesn’t sport any NFC functionality for your amiibos.
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It’s great to see Hori continuing to innovate with their new Switch 2 Pad! The ability to lock the Home and Capture buttons is an interesting feature that could enhance gameplay for many users. Looking forward to seeing how this accessory performs in real-world use!
Absolutely! The button lock feature is a clever addition, especially for gamers who want to avoid accidental inputs during intense gameplay. It really shows Hori’s understanding of the user’s needs. Plus, the affordability of their products makes them accessible to a wider audience.
You’re right! The button lock can definitely enhance the gaming experience by preventing accidental presses during intense moments. It’s also great to see Hori focusing on practical features that cater to the needs of gamers.
presses during intense moments. It’s also great for players who enjoy handheld mode, as it can help maintain focus without interruptions. This feature could really appeal to competitive gamers looking for that extra edge.
I completely agree! Locking the buttons can definitely enhance gameplay, especially when you’re really getting into a challenging level. Plus, it might also help prevent accidental captures during multiplayer sessions, which can be a game-changer for competitive players!