Andrew Liszewski

It seemed inevitable given how many alternate versions of the original Switch’s Joy-Cons Nintendo released over the years, but starting on February 12th, 2026, light green (right) and light purple (left) Switch 2 Joy-Cons will be available. Like the standard Switch 2 Joy-Con two-pack, the new colors will be $99.99.

The accessory maker launched a new Kickstarter today for Genki Grips: a modular grip system for Nintendo’s latest console. A $99 pledge gets you get a kit with solid and split shells (that lets the Joy-Cons detach) plus multiple sets of grips with various designs you can regularly swap to improve your hold on the handheld based on the game you’re playing.

The original version that debuted at CES 2025 had an E Ink Spectra 6 screen that maxed out at 31.5 inches. A larger 40.5-inch version will debut this year, along with a version featuring a sculpted frame created by Pininfarina that also includes exclusive design sketches from the Italian design house’s archives.

Launching in 1TB ($219) and 2TB ($339) capacities in early 2026, the SSD-01 offers 2,000MB/s read and 1,800MB/s write speeds, unlocking ProRes RAW and Open Gate recording on supported iPhones. It includes a pop-up USB-C connector plus two extra USB-C ports for power and attaching accessories like mics to your phone while recording.

Measuring 2.8x2.4-inches and weighing about 172 grams, Baseus’ new PicoGo AC22 Ultra-Mini Power Bank is nearly as pocketable as your wireless earbuds’ charging case. Its USB-C port offers up to 45W of power so you can even charge some laptops, and with a built-in USB-C cable you can power up two devices simultaneously.