Switching status 2 This is completely curly

Remember that the show during CES 2025, which visually leaked key 2? It was actually a show Jenki attacking the vectorFrex Follow Packet 2 with magnetic escalating power banks. After testing these unique features, I found some of others.

Price and availability

Vector Genki Attack Vector is retained for $ 50 for the basic unit, and $ 60 for the version that comes with a Switch 2 plastic cap (“Travel Cover”). It comes with three groups of switching fist and a set of GPS.

Experience a great improved improved

If you want to use the Switch 2 fist condition at all, the single standard that must be fulfilled is to be appropriate in the Nintendo unit. The attack is a great success in this merit alone.

The original attack transmission faced some problems that suit the Switch 2 berth when it was first released alongside the console, but the revised model you reviewed completely to fix this problem. It slides into the sidewalk easily, making the handles for excellent handles to help it. In fact, Snugger’s suitability provides more stabilizer than the improvised convenience of the naked key 2. In addition, the issue helps protect the screen from scratch against the sidewalk (although I recommend the protector of the screen regardless).

While the GPS platforms are included in the box, I found no need to use them.

A big grip, for a simple mistake

One of the distinctive features of the attack is its three groups of switching fist. Hold the anchor – my personal choice – at the base to create a finger, and the trigger style. Grips balance is closer to modern games control devices, although I found them a very large touch so that the facial buttons cannot be comfortable. Finally, the feather fist adds a slight curvature to the Joy-Con 2, although they felt a small voice in an embarrassing way. Although these options are polarized, the diversity increases the possibility of finding a suitability for you.

It is very easy to move the fist inside and outside the Joy-Con 2 cover, and it holds its place firmly when it is imprisoned. The lock mechanism also guarantees that it will not slip while playing.

One of the unexpected rewards of control is that it has made the Joy-Con 2 mouse mode more comfortable to use. If you use this feature with any regularity, this is a quality of giant life improvements for sidewalk and table users.

TPU used in control is where problems arise. These are coarse sanding paper levels, which do a great job to prevent them from slipping from your hands. At the same time, this roughness will serve as a whole calamity for anyone with sensitive skin. Even when someone had only moderate sensitive skin, the massive friction was often unpleasant. Jenky could have forgiven a little job in favor of comfort here.

Some design problems bothered me

There are some other parts of the attack tankers that I have not fully liked.

Among them is how difficult it is to reach the issue of reaching some buttons. Power buttons and their size are deeply served under the opening, which makes pressure on them easy to press the wrong style in this process. I likened myself to mash my finger against the frame when reaching the fenders as well. While these bodies are acceptable to a better hand, they are still constantly frustrated.

Also, although I like the issue allows the separation of Joy-Con 2, the design is slightly dominated by physics that maintains its natural stability. In other words, it is subject to some loud curvature. It is unlikely to harm your console, and they never separated alone in my tests, but she feels a bit.

QI’s support looks better on paper than practice

When I leaked Ces Vector’s Attack the Switch 2, deceive me to believe that the console will display wireless charging. Although Qi2’s support is unprecedented in the latest Nintendo system, the attack header has a magnetic composition of the QI2 and Magsafe banks that can ship it via USB-C. It is a lot cleaner to confront the lower battery life of Switch 2 from the presence of a hanging power bank.

Unfortunately, this is not practical either. The attack carrier already adds some weight to the heavy control unit already, so adding a heavy battery package makes it uncomfortable to keep more than a few minutes. The only way I was able to play comfortably with the attached energy bank is through my arms on a table, and this is not only how I play my key 2. Thus, as the idea of ​​Genki was, it is not the advantage of the killer that seemed to be in the show.

I also tried Genki Energy PackBuy $ 70 separate. The short USB-C cable is designed with the power bank with the right-the-sized molds specially for key 2, and its compact size makes it one of the best pairing for the attack. It is extremely charged with thinking that you can get the same category of products for less than anywhere else, although it may be useful to look at whether you want a solution designed for this specific grip. Also, his soft silicone back makes it perfectly suitable for use with iPhone devices, where he can charge wirelessly at speeds of up to 30 watts (the current standard).

Do you have to buy a GENKI attack transmission?

If you can Jenki attacking the vector It illuminates the diversity of his grip and hassle -free an ahead. Also, if you do not mind that your 2 switch becomes very heavy, the ability to attach magnetic power banks on the back of the case is also a victory.

One of the purchases that I warn is the package that comes with a “travel box” worth $ 10, a large piece of plastic that covers the screen. You should consider greater protection instead, such as my personal choice of Tomtoc Slim pregnancy that fits the attack comfortably after the fists removed.