Switch 2 Joy-Con HD Rumble is not as noisy as the original switch

and Switch 2Nintendo made significant improvements to the original switches in almost every aspect of the hardware. This also seems to include the noise from Joy-Cons' HD Rumble.

Nintendo's official Backward compatible games Page, HD Rumble feature will be quieter on the Joy-Con 2 controller. “The Joy-Con 2 controller has a reduced volume of force feedback vibration compared to the Nintendo Switch Joy-Con controller.”

While this is a comprehensive improvement to the original Joy-Con, it can get very noisy when the rumbles, but can cause problems with a specific mini game 1-2 switch for each person. Due to the volume reduction, “it may be more difficult to find the hidden Joy-Con 2 in the mini game Joy-Con Hide & Seek,” Nintendo said.

The size of the Joy-Con 2 controller will also make them unable to use other games, e.g. Ring fit adventure and various Nintendo Labo Kit. But, other than that, most Switch games will be Backward compatible with Switch 2.

Switch 2 will be launched on June 5th. The system itself retails for $450, while the Mario Kart World Bundle (made only in fall 2025) costs $500. Bookings for both are currently sold outbut Switch 2 accessories The retailer's games are still in stock.

Before Switch 2 releases, Nintendo recently released Large system update For the original switch. Among other things, the update added Virtual game cardGameshare supports and switch 2 system transmission functions.