Is this the blue(L) and red(R) set? Or is it the other way around. I see the pictures have both sets and do not specify which. null

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DrLame · Accepted Answer

It's the other way around. The left joy-con is red, and the right joy-con is blue.

If you buy a "neon" Switch system, it comes with blue (L) and red (R). But this spare set is red (L) and blue (R). If you've already bought a neon Switch system, buying this set will leave you with one pair (left and right) of blue joy-cons, and one pair of red joy-cons.

Wolfe · Answer

They are the opposite of the red/blue set that comes with the switch. So, with this pair, you can make 2 sets of the same color.

AlexV · Answer

The ones I bought at the best buy store came with a LEFT RED and RIGHT BLUE. This is the opposite of the colors that come included with the neon blue and red switch console.

Thuganamous · Answer

Red is left blue is right

MrFish · Answer

Yes, opposite of neon red and blue bundle.

Spooks · Answer

It's actually the opposite of what you'd expect from a stock Nintendo Switch. Hope this helps.

Assassionator · Answer

They are the opposite of the ones that come with the switch

Camburger9 · Answer

This set comes with blue R and red L the only way to get the blue and the red R is to buy the console with neon joycons inside.

Anonymous786796 · Answer

It's a set

Brown · Answer

Usually the ABCD buttons are on the right and on the left has on the directional pad. They do come in other colors as well but always the way has the trigger at the top that in the case to write them all) by and saw you always know that you have to put the right and on the right-hand side.

Answered by Brown 3 years ago

“Is this the blue(L) and red(R) set? Or is it the other way around. I see the pictures have both sets and do not specify which.”

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