IFixit says Switch 2 may still be an exhibition of drifting

Long Nintendo Switch 2 Finally, it was dropped this week, and although it does a number of great improvements to its predecessor – such as a better screen, more size internal specifications, and more accessible controls – there is one thing worse. According to defenders of the ability to repair and jaws in the elaboration in IfixitIt is difficult to fix it from the original key.

Perhaps the most disturbing thing for new owners is that despite the redesign “from A to Z” to the Switch’s Joy-Con control, the root cause of the stick tree-something Many owners Of the original, it has long been complained – it does not seem to have been truly treated in the 2nd key.

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Difficulty sticks is something that can happen to controller, usually over time or under heavy use, where the movement is recorded without the user insert. IFixit notes that the technique of the lower surface control stick that depends on magnets instead of voltage scales, such as the effects of the hall or magnetic resistance sensors (TMR), but it did not find any of those in the key 2.

“From what we can say, the re -design did not include a review of the basic technology that causes sub -drift,” IFixit writes in it Blogpost. “Unless Nintendo uses some miraculous materials on these resistance paths, or that the change in size solves them in a magically, the best solution will come from the third party alternatives again.”

Worse than that, IFixit found that the replacement of the Joy-Con control units is actually more difficult this time. “Whatever the technology they use … the control stick is a high -reversal component. They can still break a decrease, even if they have never suffered from drifting. The ability to replace these things is a high priority to fix the game console.”

In general, Ifixit Switch gave 2 degrees to repair from 3 out of 10. This is one point less than 4 out of 10 IT Recently, recently He gave the first key, and is late behind proverbs PlayStation 5 and Xbox X.And both of them got 7 out of 10.