PowerA reveals Ditto controller for Nintendo Switch 2 with up to 30-hour battery
PowerA has opened pre-orders for an officially licensed Nintendo Switch 2 controller themed around Ditto. Retailers list an October 20 release, while the device includes Hall Effect thumbsticks and up to 30 hours of battery life.
PowerA has revealed a Nintendo Switch 2 controller dedicated to Pokémon’s Ditto. Pre-orders are open, and retailers list October 20 as the release date.
The controller uses a full purple design with Ditto’s face placed in the center. It is officially licensed by Nintendo.
Hall Effect sticks and mapped buttons
The controller includes thumbsticks with contact-free magnetic sensors, which PowerA says are designed to prevent stick drift. It also has two mappable Advanced Gaming Buttons, a C Button for GameChat features and motion controls.
The built-in battery provides up to 30 hours of play on a single charge. A 10-foot USB-C cable is included for recharging.
Compatibility across Nintendo systems
PowerA lists compatibility with Nintendo Switch 2, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch — OLED Model and Nintendo Switch Lite. The company also says its products undergo Nintendo testing and evaluation to confirm compatibility with the Switch 2 system.
What we know
- PowerA has opened pre-orders for a purple Ditto controller for Nintendo Switch 2.
- Retailers list October 20 as the device’s release date.
- The controller includes Hall Effect thumbsticks and two mappable buttons.
- Its battery is rated for up to 30 hours on one charge.
- The device works with Nintendo Switch 2, Switch, Switch OLED and Switch Lite.
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