Adaptador JoyCon Mobapad C70 Pro para Nintendo Switch 2

I was already using the m6HD for my switch. Was able to use these again because I can’t stand the stock, oem joycons.

The only consideration is a carrying case that would fit the NSW2 with these and the m6HD on. But honestly to only spend $23 more to have the nice joycons again is totally worth it.

Little worried with the M12HD/s feature debacle but until there’s a better alternative, I’ll still use my M6HD. Even then, again, if you’re bought into the M6HD ecosystem, it’s difficult to not go with this option over anything else.

These are a great temporary fix until the new M12 preorders ship. I loved the M6’s and they make the Switch able to be played portably for me as I don’t care for the stock JoyCons. The only downside is that they don’t fit in a case assembled but it’s hard to expect that they would. I’m really looking forward to receiving my pre order for the new M12s! Thank you for your continued efforts towards improving the comfort, ease and performance of gaming!

The Mobapad C70 Pro has quickly become my favorite way to play the Nintendo Switch 2 in handheld mode. The moment you attach it, the difference is noticeable—the ergonomics are leagues ahead of the standard Joy-Cons. The larger grips, full-sized buttons, and more precise sticks make handheld gaming feel far more comfortable and natural, especially during long sessions.
One standout feature is the charge-while-playing support. It’s incredibly convenient not having to stop mid-game or detach anything just to top up the battery. This alone makes the C70 Pro feel like a thoughtfully designed upgrade for anyone who uses handheld mode daily.
That said, the trade-offs are worth mentioning. The C70 Pro is both heavier and bulkier than typical Joy-Con setups. It adds noticeable weight to the console, and portability isn’t its strong suit. If you’re used to a slim travel profile, this might take some adjustment.
For anyone who already owns Mobapad’s M6 HD or S1 Joy-Cons, the upgrade depends on your priorities. If you mainly play docked or prefer a lighter handheld feel, you may not need the C70 Pro. But if comfort, control, and charge-while-playing convenience matter to you—and handheld mode is where you spend most of your time—then the C70 Pro is absolutely worth adding to your setup.
Overall, a fantastic accessory that transforms the Switch 2 handheld experience, as long as you’re okay with a bit of extra size and weight.

I have Mobapad M6 HD joycons for my Nintendo Switch, so when I got the Switch 2 it was hard to play handheld with the standard joy cons because I love the M6 HD cons. Fortunately Mobapad released the C70 adapters that allow me to connect them to the Switch 2.

The original model were well made with the only issues being that they cannot charge while attached to the system, and they can't wake the system up. Fortunately Mobapad released a new "Pro" model that does charge them and even offered a free upgrade to customers who had purchased the original model. On top of that, a firmware update allows the M6 HD joy cons to wake the Switch 2 system.

It feels great and is very securely attached to the system and the joycons to greatly improve my handheld gaming experience on the Switch 2

I bought the Mobapad M6HD and now the Grid for Switch 2 and everything is great, although I'll have to upgrade to the pro version of the C70.