Bluetooth Motion Controller for Nintendo Switch

Pros: Its got a nice substantial feel to it. The buttons don't feel too cheap, no sticking yet, but not great. You get what you pay for. It connected to my Switch easily enough after reading the instructions. The springs in the sticks seem sufficient. It is in fact wireless, has a rumble pack, and has motion controls as advertised.Cons: Motion controls are poorly responsive in Mario Kart. Compared to a set of joy cons, this controllers motion controls are unusable, but again that's only tested on Mario Kart 8 Deluxe. The cord that came with it is VERY short, but luckily does not need to be plugged into the console to connect, but rather only for charging, which you can do with any usb wall charger, but you can't use just any micro usb cable because the recessed port in the controller requires a slightly elongated plug. The springs in the sticks seem to be at differing tensions, which I find off-putting. They are both individually fine, but its weird that one takes slightly more thumb pressure than the other. Also it seems to disconnect from the Switch after only a couple minutes of inactivity, whereas the default joy cons almost never do that.Overall: I almost gave this item 4 stars, but since the only selling point for me between this and a cheaper off brand was the motion controls, I feel like it was a waste of money. I should have just bought another set of joy cons or an official pro controller. If you want a higher end cheapo, this is your golden egg. I'm keeping it because I'll always have those friends that prefer a regular controller in all circumstances who don't care about motion controls. But I will probably rarely use it personally. No comment on the battery life yet, haven't had it very long.

I was a little sceptical based on the low price, but it connected right away (after I bothered to read the instructions included) and works great. I don’t have a Pro Controller to compare it to, but for half the price, I probably won’t bother with the official one.

It’s pretty good controller. For around half the price of the pro controller you get a controller that is comparable. The motion controls are there but they’re not the best, makes playing Mario kart with them real difficult. The vibration is a little weak, but unlike other third party controllers it’s still there. The pairing is super easy. I’ve been able to quickly pair this controller to other switches if one of my friends has a game we want to play. The buttons and the joysticks are pretty good too. Overall I think it’s a very good third party controller

The feel of this controller is not good. I've used it on the switch and the PC and I can guarantee that you would have a better time using their default input devices. The deadzone on the analog sticks are not calibrated well. you're either moving the camera too fast, or not moving it at all. Precise aim is impossible with this device. While the controller is easy on the wallet, It isn't easy to work with. For third-person camera controls it works like a charm, but if you plan on playing doom or hitting nice shots with Links's bow in Breathe of the wild, either use the joycons the system comes with, or buy a proper pro controller.

So far so good. I am worried that i might have problems with this controller I noticed many are saying they break after use. So far its ok. My only issue is when I go to charge it I had to dig around my junk drawer to find a wire that will fit in, the connection is not flush so I had to find a wire that had a small tip that didnt have a lot of plastic around the plug to insert it. I will update rating if this controller fails

Well, initially I was very impressed. The plastic and build seemed very nice. The synching went fine. Then after a little bit of using the controller. I notice a piece of what I thought was plastic rattling around. Of course I went ahead to see what the part was in there rattling around. The metal had fallen off the right side vibration motor. ugh. I'm going to put it back together and hope it is still decently working even though I had to take off the OC and tamper prove sticker to see what the problem was. If there is anything else wrong with it I suppose I will return it but otherwise you get what you pay for.

Quite possibly the worst example of QC checking available - the Right analog stick was damaged out of the box, as in the analog stick moves about loosely and registers each movement.The vibration motors are dead on arrival,and there are no motion controls whatsoever. If none of these issues had occurred out of box (as in being sent an obviously faulty product) I could commend the people responsible for an ok dpad, great feeling triggers and responsive Left analog stick, and a lag-free wireless controller, but it's a gamble as it is buying these cheap controllers, and I don't think I can recommend it to anyone unless the sellers find some Fault-free controllers to sell.For those wondering, the Dpad does feel much better than most 3rd party controller dpads and worked well with fighting games that need precise movements.  Bluetooth Motion Controller for Nintendo Switch UPDATE:After receiving a replacement piece it seems the controller is far better than expected. No issues with rumble or analog sticks, nor any issues with motion controls. The only gripes I have are a lack of packaging (It was shipped in bubble wrap) and while the controller does everything well, the plastic molding of the body feels flimsy... Don't drop it under any circumstances.Fairly good controller for those looking for a cheaper alternative to the pro controller.

So far, we've had good luck w/ this remote for our Nintendo Switch. It even has strong vibration when playing. Hopefully, it's around for the long run!