You’ll need to look real close to actually see inside the translucent black version of the Elves 2. Image: GuliKitIt’s compatible with the original Switch and the Switch 2, as well as Windows, Android, and iOS devices. In addition to being able to wake the Switch 2, the Elves 2 has a six-axis gyroscope for motion controls like Nintendo’s new Pro controller, but it lacks an NFC chip for scanning Amiibos and the dedicated chat button found on the Joy-Con 2. GuliKit says the Elves 2’s battery life is rated at up to 20 hours, which matches the Elves 2 Pro. Other premium features missing on the cheaper alternative include button remapping, adjustable joystick sensitivity, and the ability to record and replay up to 10 minutes of button presses.