Nintendo Neon Purple/Neon Orange Joy-Con (L/R) - Official Nintendo Switch JoyCon Controllers Pair

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Both look pretty good, if they ever come to Europe I'll definitely consider getting them in case I need more Joy-Cons! On September 8, 2017, the Neon Pink Joy-Con (R) made it to the US for the first time as part of the Walmart-exclusive Nintendo Switch Splatoon 2 bundle (after the new color had already been sold in Europe and Japan in June). The left Neon Pink Joy-Con didn't make it out until Januaray 6, 2018. A set was never sold.

Joy-Con Pair Purple/Orange, Bluetooth (Nintendo Switch)

If you want to add some pastel warmth to your Switch this summer, then the yellow and pink pair are the perfect partners. They make us want to sit at the beach and eat sweets out of a paper bag. Definitely, a fetching pair that'll brighten your Switch up. Pastel Purple / Pastel Green Joy-Con Hell, I will even quit my job and come work for you, so I can be the one to pair everyone's mix & match wishes with their newly bought console. Also I would like a US Super Nintendo themed Joycon set. Love the purple and grey. Wouldn't mind solid purple and solid teal either. My two favorite colors.Awesome colors though I don't need any more sets of Joy-Cons in my household at the moment. My kids primarily play on their own handhelds, and I already have 3 sets of Joy-Cons. Joy-con break so easily, my first two pairs started drifting to the point where they were unusable after only seven months. I have two new pairs now and I'm barely using them cause of how fragile they are. I like the joy-con but It's a issue when your controllers break so easily that you don't want to use them for what they're made for. It also dosen't help that they're really expensive.

Nintendo | Nintendo Switch Joy-Con Pair: Purple/Orange

I already have 12 pairs of joy cons and I only use 2 pairs split while playing on the TV laying in bed and the others are on display on my shelf. These are nice so I'll have to get both pairs.Two Joy-Con can be used independently in each hand, or together as one game controller when attached to the Joy-Con grip