Switch Controllers for Nintendo Switch Game, Switch Wireless Pro Controller Upgrade Hall Effect Joystick, One-Piece Switch Joypad for Handheld Mode with RGB Light/Battery/Mapping

Been using this the last week or so mostly on Zelda totk and no issues found. Has good weight. Works as it should. Looks nice. Colors can be changed to specific color or rainbow. For the price I'd say it's amazing.

This is a good little controller. I love the light up and the battery lasts a good amount of time.

No he podido configurarlo para el pc de forma inalámbrica.. intentaré a ver si lo consigo

The feel is great. It’s a great quality controller! I love it!

I'm a bit bummed because I love everything about this controller, except the button layout. On all official Switch controllers the screenshot button is on the left side and the home button is on the right side. For some reason on this controller they put the screenshot button on the right, the home button on the bottom middle, and the turbo button on the left (why is the screenshot button not still on the left and the home button still on the right and the added turbo button in the middle??). This makes it very difficult to switch back and forth between this controller and my others as my fingers keep pushing the wrong buttons and then I have to look down to see where the correct button is (unfortunately these buttons are the ones that appear to be un-remapable according to the instructions). For me, this alone is a dealbreaker as it makes the controller frustrating to use.This controller also falls asleep very quickly, I assume to preserve battery life. However, I think it's a little too aggressively short as I had an above-average length cutscene and the controller fell asleep 2/3 of the way through pausing the game and ruining the moment.Two notes: 1) this controller does turn on the Switch if in sleep mode by pressing and holding the home button. 2) you can also turn off all the lights on the controller by pressing the color changing button on the underside until they go off.I almost didn't order this because of the reviewer who mentioned the vibration was incredibly loud, but I'm thinking their controller must be damaged inside because the vibration noise on mine was as quiet as all my other controllers, if not less.

This is my favorite third-party controller that I've got, and I probably have about five now that I use between my PC and my different Switches for multiplayer games. I like the style of this and the RGB lighting. No issues with stick drift or sticking buttons, nothing to dislike. The plastic has a good texture that make enjoyable to hold, even if your hands get a bit sweaty. All in all, my second favorite controller after the official Pro controller.

Maybe im just not a fan of the button type, but its a bit uncomfortable to use. I played a bit of splatoon, and went to some animal crossing. The buttons are very springy, and offer quite a bit of resistance while playing. IT made my hand a lot more fatigued compared to the pro controller, or a pdp gaming brand one.I like the rubber feel of the joysticks, and the buttons are quite clicky compared to other brands. The turbo mode was kind of nice, but to disable it mid game you have to press the input down on the D pad, which interferes with your game slightly. It can go from making you emote in some games to use a healing item in others. I wish it was a single button press to disable it, just seems counter intuitive to me.The lights are cool. The RGB doesnt shift, its static, but all the colours look really good and vibrant.

After reading the included instructions and pairing the controller I was surprised at the overall quality. The buttons are clicky and the material used feels just as good as OEM. The different color modes are a enjoyable to look at without being too distracting while playing. I love all the turbo and macro modes and the battery life is great. Overall, a great choice.