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Originally Posted by sumdood
Are you comparing the experience of joycons vs. pro when the Switch is docked for both?
I haven't noticed any difference in responsiveness between the 2. Mind you, I seldom use the joycons because they give me hand cramps, but using the pro a lot, the response on screen seems totally fine to me.
I'm wondering if what you might be noticing is the tactile response and what you're used to in the joycons. The buttons are definitely softer on the pro, while the joycon buttons "click" and there is physically more distance of moving the joystick on the pro (only a couple mm probably, but it makes a difference if you're talking about ms of responsiveness in a game).
Personally, my wife and I will ALWAYS choose the pro and our kids always get the joycons.....haha
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I got it figured out last night thankfully. It was a combination of getting some interference from the television (or something else) and also my television not being set to game mode on the switch. After moving the switch to a new location and updating the TV the controller was buttery smooth.