So, I don’t think it will break like that 🤷

>Pulls this move on the Switch 2 >"IT BROKE IT MUST BE BAD DESIGN!"

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If your child can't understand the concept of not twisting or throwing something like that around and purposely trying to destroy it, you probably shouldn't give them a switch anyways

People cry about literally anything at this point. Just take care of your stuff and it will all be fine 😭 But let's just hope you helped alleviate some worries for people

I feel that people will need to really put some pressure to bend the controllers to snap it with how the controllers will fit in the system.

Weren't people worried about the rails breaking on the OG Switch? Let's be real here people

People are missing that the connection point makes contact with the port *after* the rail of the joycon is in far enough to securely and flushly fit without much give

Just saying as someone who has younger brothers who are 10 years apart. (my brothers are 8 and 12) It doesn't matter how "kid-proof" you make something, kids will surely find a way to break it. I would know from personal experience of having to fix several joycons

It’s crazy how they think Nintendo of all of companies would even let that slip through if it was a thing when they design their devices to be used by children…

I think people need to just treat a 400$ device like it's worth 400$ and they'll be fine.

If the little connector stuck out it could break, but the walls around it will keep it protected. It's just a connector not what's holding the joycon on