Product Features & Design - The Switch 2 Pro Controller closely resembles the original Switch Pro Controller in size and shape, but features a smoother grip texture [1][2] - A dedicated game chat button is included for forming parties and screen sharing, acting as a shortcut to the Switch main menu [2][3] - The controller adds programmable back buttons (GL and GR) for customized inputs on a per-game basis [4][5] - Unlike some competitors, the Switch 2 Pro Controller only offers two programmable back buttons and lacks swappable button shapes [5][6] - A headphone jack is included for private gaming [6] - The D-pad has been redesigned to allow for more freedom of movement, improving diagonal inputs [9] - The controller still lacks analog triggers, a feature present in Xbox and PlayStation controllers [10] Performance & Battery - Battery life remains approximately 40 hours on a single charge [7] - Recharge time is reduced to 3 and a half hours, compared to six hours for the original Pro Controller [8] Pricing & Compatibility - The Switch 2 Pro Controller retails for $85, a price increase compared to the original's $70 [11] - The original Switch Pro Controller is compatible with the Switch 2 [11] - The new Pro Controller may have connectivity issues with PCs, as Steam may not recognize it [11][12]