Nintendo's new Switch 2 features an innovative design for detaching Joy-Cons, with a button on the back for easier use compared to the original's tiny buttons. Rumors suggest that the Joy-Cons connect via magnets, and the release mechanism involves a cylindrical component that disengages to weaken magnetic pull. This design's durability depends on the materials used, raising concerns about potential failure points. More details are likely to emerge in the upcoming Nintendo Direct scheduled for April 2.
the chunky button on the back of the Joy-Cons... is what you'll push to detach the controllers.
the button simply pushes out... to distance the Joy-Con from the console and weaken the magnets' pull.
this could be a worrying failure point in the console's design depending on the materials used.
we expect to get a few more details answers during the next Nintendo Direct on April 2.
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