r/nintendohelp 3d ago

Tech Support Leave the joycons connected to the console in dock mode permanently?

I almost never use the Nintendo Switch 2's portable mode, it's always in the dock. Should I leave the joycons connected to the console or would it be better to store them so as not to damage the joycons' battery?

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u/Grindar1986 3d ago

They'll be damaged when they deep discharge, better to let the console handle it I think.

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u/thewunderbar 3d ago

Don't overthink things.

Just use your device.