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Abxylute J8 Switch 2 Controllers Ship This Month With TMR Joysticks for $89

Owen Carter 2 min read

Abxylute J8 Switch 2 controllers ship this month with TMR joysticks, RGB lighting, and back buttons for $89. A drift- resistant alternative to official Joy- Con 2.

Abxylute J8 Switch 2 Controllers Ship This Month With TMR Joysticks for $89
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Third-party controller makers are preparing to meet the demand for accessories with a new detachable option that aims to improve on the official hardware. The Abxylute J8 Joy-Con Controller addresses a key pain point for players by replacing the standard Hall effect sensors with more precise Tunnel Magnetoresistance (TMR) technology. TMR joysticks are designed to prevent drift, a common issue with traditional Hall-effect sensors, which may extend the controller's operational life. Buyers looking for reliable input devices for the new console now have a viable alternative to the official Joy-Con 2.

Third-party controllers feature TMR sensors and RGB lighting for $89

Abxylute designed the J8 to mirror the form factor of 's official detachable controllers while adding a suite of modern gaming features. The device connects to the Switch 2 via its USB-C port and includes a native C Button for direct access to in-game functions. It also features mechanical triggers and 9-axis motion control to ensure compatibility with the console's full range of input methods. The controller is built for players who want a familiar layout but with enhanced customization options.

The J8 packs several customizable features into its chassis, including programmable back buttons and turbo buttons for rapid-fire actions. Users can swap out the magnetic face plates to change the look of the controller without needing tools. The controllers feature customizable RGB lighting that can be adjusted to match user preferences. Each controller houses a 500mAh battery to support these features and extended play sessions.

Weighing in at 91.8 grams, the J8 is noticeably heavier than the official Joy-Con 2, which tips the scales at 66 to 67 grams. The controller weighs 91.8 grams, which is heavier than the official Joy-Con 2 units. The controller is available for purchase on Abxylute's official website, where it is listed at a discounted price of $89. The standard MSRP for the device is set at $99.

Abxylute states that the J8 controllers will begin shipping this month to global customers. The J8 is priced at $89 on the official website, down from the MSRP of $99. The controllers are available for purchase on the manufacturer's website.

Source: NotebookCheck

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