Switch Controller, Wireless Switch Controller Compatible with Switch Controller/Switch Lite/OLED, Wireless Switch Controllers Work with iOS/Android/PC with RGB Light, Programmable, TURBO & Wakeup

Works great. No issues so far. Very long battery life. Connected easily and has not disconnected on me once. Buttons feel nice and it is comfortable to hold. Very happy with this purchase. Also the movement tracking works very well and the colors are vibrant.

I have 2 controllers of this brand and my kids love them. They’re durable and hold a charge well. Works great for Nintendo Switch.

Good product , not so useful on IOS but whit the switch works just fine, it is a little slow to pair at the beginning but then it works as you expected. Oh you have to change the picture of the description, it doesn’t show that green star in the center, it is not a big deal but it is inaccurate

This thing is great, especially for the price point, and guess what? It ACTUALLY keeps the charge after you turn it off! I've used the licenses Nintendo wireless controllers and I would have to charge them every single time I wanted to use one, the power would drain while the controller was off. Not this one!

I originally bought this controller to play on my 2019 HAC-001(-01) model Nintendo Switch, and it works VERY well! This is far more comfortable than the Joy Cons, in my large hands. My partner has smaller hands, but also still prefers this controller. The button layout is far more comfortable, and the turbo feature comes in handy from time to time. The button presses are precise and satisfying, and not too loud. The analog sticks are WAY more precise than the Joy Con sticks. The only thing I noticed was that the motion features aren't as precise and the vibration isn't as detailed (there aren't as many levels of vibration it seems). Still, I GREATLY prefer this controller over the OEM Joy Con controllers in most instances.On the PC it works very well, once you finally get the OS to recognize and connect to it (Windows 10 was easier than Window 11 and Ubuntu). It was also very easy to connect to my Chromebook. There's no default app for mapping, so - hopefully - whatever you're playing can remap the buttons. Battery life has been good (I disabled all the RBG lights), and it's reasonably rugged for a controller under $30.

Writing this review the day I received the product so I cannot speak to battery life or durability.I bought this product to replace a drifting controller. It's a tad smaller than an Xbox 360 controller. I wish it was slightly larger so if you have large hands it may not be the best fit for you but it is comfortable to hold and the buttons on the back are placed in intuitive spots. It's easy to pair, the buttons feel good and decent quality. The cheapest feeling buttons are the shoulder buttons but the triggers and all the face (and back) buttons are very solid and have a good tactile response. So long as you're not crushing the shoulder buttons they'll be fine.The only downside to this controller is that the connection light is an incredibly bright green. I suspect it won't matter much as I'm not staring at the controller but there's no reason it needs to be that bright. Even in a well-lit room it was unpleasant to look at. People that are easily annoyed by bright lights or have sensitive eyes will not like how bright it is.

Really surprised how good these controller’s are, easy to connect to Nintendo Switch and joysticks and buttons feel really good!

First update: down to 1 star for QA. Left side is the box of the original controller I received, left is the replacement they sent? Totally different? The controller appears to be the same but I'm questioning it since the original arrived malfunctioning. Still plan to update review after use, but so far this is the worst experience I've had with Amazon.________________Original rating: 2 stara: Controller looks and feels great, easy to connect, and appeared to function great at first. Unfortunately, we quickly discovered that the controller turns OFF when the left trigger is pressed fully. We originally thought we just were at a bad range/angle causing it to disconnect from the switch, then we thought the battery might be bad, but after the 3rd instance we realized it was actually an issue with the left trigger. What a bummer! You can work around it if you really baby the controller, but that's annoying.Replacement has been ordered and I'm hoping we just got a faulty one the first time. The original packaging was pretty beat up/squished, no visible damage on the controller itself, but that could have something to do with it.2 stars for now because that malfunction is such an inconvenience, even for a casual game unless you're SUPER conscious about it. Will definitely update review after replacement is received and we've had some time to use it.