There’s no doubt about it, the Nintendo Switch has proved hugely successful since its launch almost seven years ago. More than 132 million of them have been sold since and the juggernaut shows no signs of slowing down. However, while clearly popular, even the latest Switch OLED model isn’t perfect.
It and the original variant have been subject to Joy-Con stick drift issues over the years. On rare occasions, the thumbsticks can seemingly gain a life of their own, and I’ve also had instances where the thumb caps perish or become unpleasantly sticky over time. Yes, I could buy new Joy-Cons (and have) but there’s actually a newer solution that adds so much more besides.
