Key Takeaways
1. PowerA has launched a new wireless Advantage controller for the Nintendo Switch 2, available in three designs: Black, Mario and Friends, and Pokemon Mega Evolutions.
2. The controller features a Nintendo-style layout, Hall Effect analog sticks, two mappable buttons, and a C-button for quick GameChat access.
3. It measures 5.88 x 4.09 x 2.44 inches, weighs about 0.49 lb, and offers up to 30 hours of battery life on a single charge.
4. Additional features include a USB-C port for charging, motion controls, and an LED indicator for connectivity, though it lacks HD Rumble and amiibo support.
5. The wireless controller is priced at $69.99, while the wired version is $20 cheaper, and it’s currently available for pre-order on various platforms.
Earlier this year, PowerA revealed the Advantage Nintendo Switch 2 wired controller. Now, the gaming accessories maker has introduced a new wireless controller that’s compatible with the Switch 2. They have launched three fresh designs for the Advantage controller: Black, Mario and Friends, and Pokemon Mega Evolutions.
Controller Features
In terms of design, the Advantage wireless controller keeps the same look as its wired version, which is curr. priced at $36.25 on Amazon. It offers a Nintendo-style layout, Hall Effect analog sticks with anti-friction rings, triggers, two mappable buttons, along with a few extra buttons. Additionally, it includes a C-button that provides quick access to GameChat features.
Mappable Buttons and Specs
Similar to other controllers, the Advantage model comes with two mappable buttons that can be programmed even while you’re in the middle of a game, according to PowerA’s press release. When it comes to dimensions, it measures 5.88 x 4.09 x 2.44 inches (14.93 x 10.4 x 6.2 cm) and weighs about 0.49 lb (222 grams). As for the battery, the company hasn’t disclosed the exact capacity, but they assert that the wireless controller can last for 30 hours on one charge.
Additional Features and Pricing
The Advantage controller also comes with a USB-C port for charging and direct plug-and-play, plus an LED indicator to show real-time connectivity updates. However, it lacks HD Rumble and amiibo support. On the bright side, it includes motion controls, which the wired version does not have.
The PowerA Nintendo Switch 2 Advantage Wireless Controller in Black, Mario and Friends, or Pokemon Mega Evolutions is available at a price of $69.99. In comparison, the wired version is $20 less expensive than the wireless model. As for its availability, the controller is currently up for pre-order on PowerA’s official website, Amazon, and various authorized retailers.
PowerA via PRNewswire
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