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Dbrand Apologizes for 'Spectacularly Terrible' Switch 2 Case Response

Jun 25, 2025 4:13 PM

Dbrand has publicly apologized to Nintendo Switch 2 fans after facing backlash regarding their Killswitch case. Initially dismissing complaints about the case weakening the connection between the Switch 2 and its Joy-Con 2 controllers, Dbrand acknowledged a "spectacularly terrible response" to the situation. Customers reported that the Joy-Con could detach under specific conditions, which Dbrand initially downplayed. However, they later admitted that some Joy-Cons may have manufacturing inconsistencies affecting their performance. In response to customer feedback, Dbrand has promised to replace affected Joy-Cons and is developing a new version of the Killswitch case to resolve the issue long-term.

What issues are users experiencing with Dbrand's Killswitch for Nintendo Switch 2?

Users have reported that the Killswitch case may weaken the magnetic connection between the Nintendo Switch 2 and its Joy-Con 2 controllers, causing the Joy-Con to detach too easily when the console is held in certain ways. Dbrand is now taking steps to address this problem.

The Nintendo Switch 2, the successor to the original Nintendo Switch, has generated significant anticipation among gamers. Its innovative features include enhanced performance and improved ergonomics, making it a popular choice for both casual and dedicated gamers. Dbrand's Killswitch case was designed to protect this new console, but issues with Joy-Con detachment have sparked concern among the community, highlighting the importance of accessory compatibility for optimal gaming experiences.



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