Snakebyte Twin Charge S2 REVIEW — MacSources

Practical Power for your Switch 2 JoyCons from Snakebyte

One of the best features of the Nintendo Switch and its successor, the Nintendo Switch 2, is the ability to play in docked mode or handheld mode. You can use the JoyCons attached to the Switch 2, separated from the Switch 2 (with or without a JoyCon grip), or you can purchase/use a standalone controller. I have grown to enjoy my Nintendo Switch Pro Controller and enthusiastically picked up a Switch Pro Controller 2 at launch.

I seem to regularly overestimate the remaining battery life of my Switch/Switch 2 controllers, even though I likely ignored the previous low-battery warnings. Despite the warnings, somehow I still find a way to blame the controller and frantically search for a charged controller in the middle of a critical gaming moment. Once the Pro controller is depleted, I often grab for my Joycons, only to find their batteries depleted too. Since I do not tend to charge the JoyCons while docked, I wanted a method to keep them charged and on standby. The Snakebyte Twin Charge S2 may be just the device I need to keep my Joycons topped up and ready to play.