Wireless Controller for Nintendo Switch,Pro Controller Bluetooth Gamepad Joypad Remote Compatible with Nintendo Switch Console (Black & Pink)

I bought the black and pink version which looks exactly like the Xenoblade 2 Pro controller. Overall looks are great. All the buttons work fine and feel good, haven’t had any problems yet. My only issue was with the vibration. It sounded really strange (almost like a kazoo) every time and was very loud. You can turn off vibration though in most games and if not, you can do it from the switch’s settings and that solves the problem. All in all, a good controller for a good price

Had my doubts but when this controller arrived today and compared it to my official Smash Controller there’s hardly any differences at all! Just no official logos but I don’t mind at all! Even comes in a box identical to the offficial looking Splatoon controller.The controller connected instantly like my other controller and registers as a normal pro controller.HIGHLY recommend you buy one of these if you’re looking for a pro controller at an amazing price!Have the Xenoblade controller coming tomorrow as well so I’m pretty excited to add these high quality controllers at an affordable price!

Great controller. Works just like the original Nintendo pro controller. The only problem is the white paint is chipping and we only used it a couple of times and it not even a month. We take care of our controllers so I do not know how this happened.

It handles just as well as a regular pro controller, but when it vibrates it's VERY loud in comparison to the Joy-Cons.So if you play any game that has a lot of rumble feature, you're going to get a LOT of noise.Still worth every penny, though.

Figured I'd take a shot on this and I have to say I'm impressed. Aside from the lack of Switch/Nintendo badging this thing is looks/feels virtually identical to the official Pro Controller. There may be a small weight difference, hard to say, but it's insignificant. I tested all the controls and the motion control and it all works well. The listing states that it doesn't have NFC but the box states that it does, I don't have anyway of testing that but you may luck out. At this point my only regret is not having gotten one of the fun colors. The photo I included is the official controller on the right and the one being reviewed on the left.

When I first got this I was skeptical because it was a third party and the actual Nintendo Switch Pro Controller and its kind of known to be expensive. When I actually got it felt like the real thing. The layout and design is basically the exact thing too. The only difference I could really find was that it didnt say nintendo on the back of the controller and also the front. I got the Super Smash Bros controller and I am glad I saved 70 bucks. The pairing to the switch is kind of hard but it gets easier. If I were you I would definitely get it.

Here’s an honest review:I’m just going to start by saying this: It’s a fantastic controller for the money, it’s comfortable as hell, great battery life, feels well made, and of course the logo is so appealing.. but you absolutely get what you pay for.The vibration has no levels, so any minuscule vibration is like a phone vibrating for a text. A loud BZZZZZT is triggered for anything, and if it’s a long vibration, it’ll just trigger the same small vibration over and over. It’s not necessarily bad for the cost, and it can definitely be something I could look past, but.. you can NOT turn vibration off for every game out there, so sometimes you are forced to swap controllers. That’s definitely more on Nintendo than anything, but if I could open up the controller and manually disconnect the vibration motor all together, I would.In my personal opinion, just spend the extra $20 for Nintendo made quality/consistency.

Fantastic battery life and the controller feels solid in my hands. I have been looking for a while and this is the cheapest.