Charges four Joy-Con at once.
Genki — which recently made headlines by settling a lawsuit with Nintendo after it showcased 3D-printed mockups of the Switch 2 during CES 2025 — has supported the arrival of the new hybrid console with a selection of accessories and cases. The Dual Wield ($39.99) follows the Force Field 2, Attack Vector and Sleeper Case, and offers a means of charging four Joy-Con 2 controllers at once.
This isn’t a new or groundbreaking concept, of course; we saw similar controller charging docks during the original Switch’s lifespan. These products certainly have their uses, especially if you have one Switch 2 console but multiple Joy-Con for local multiplayer sessions, but is this worth the $40 asking price?
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This review is quite insightful! It’s great to see a product that can charge multiple Joy-Cons at once, though it’s interesting to hear the feedback about the grips. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
Thanks for your comment! It’s definitely convenient to charge multiple Joy-Cons simultaneously, especially for gamers who enjoy multiplayer sessions. However, I think the grip issue could be a concern during intense gaming moments, so it’s worth considering if that affects gameplay.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts! It’s also interesting to note that the design of the dock allows for easy access to the Joy-Cons while they’re charging, which can be a real plus for quick gameplay sessions.
you to easily store it alongside your console, which helps keep your gaming area tidy. Plus, the ability to charge four Joy-Cons at once is a real game-changer for multiplayer sessions.
That’s a great point about keeping the gaming area tidy! Additionally, the ability to charge four Joy-Cons at once can be a real time-saver, especially for multiplayer sessions. It’s nice not having to wait for controllers to charge individually.