H510 [V2] Mechanical Pro Controller for Nintendo Switch, PC, Android, Mac/iOS, Linux

I've been trying to find a controller that lasts more than a month for a LONG TIME and I'm so glad I found this mechanical controller (which to my knowledge is the only one of it's kind). This is such a great idea for longevity and simultaneous inputs that never get eaten. I played for 2 hours last night on Smash Bros... my review follows.Inputs:So getting this out of the way up front. I have NOT updated the controller yet with the latest firmware from Sunwaytek. The reason I mention this is it says it's suppose to fix "Improved thumb stick performance".So the first thing on inputs is the thumb stick seems a bit unresponsive and sluggish. I found my smash attacks would sometimes end up being jabs or ftilts when I clearly hit both the thumbstick and the a button at the same time.Also on inputs the top magnetic switches are very squishy and have a LOT of travel (more on design below).Product Description:So there was ZERO indication this did NOT come with a charging cable. This controller takes a usbc to usba cable to plug it in which is a trip to best buy. Unless I just literally missed it, it'd be good to include this in the product description on Amazon so we know we need that cable. I couldn't use this right when I received it because I had to run to the store.Product Design:The design is rather nice actually and I'm impressed. I honestly wouldn't mind the clicky switches (a,b,x,y buttons). The current buttons are a soft press. It might be good to have 2 controllers for sale, one with clicky switches and one with soft.The top back buttons are... just bad. They wobble back and forth, have a TON of travel distance, and depress past the plastic of the controller which is just very uncomfortable to press. Personally I think these two buttons need to be redesigned. Maybe have more support on those buttons so they don't wobble. And decrease the travel distance.Overall:So far I love the controller. I'll probably have another review of it after several more months of use.

Product works great so far. You can rearrange the buttons just like a mechanical keyboard. Feels like a mechanical keyboard. Nice ergonomics, and very lightweight.Build quality is a little suspect. Kind of a flimsy feel to it. You can flex the controller pretty easily.

Absolutely loved this product. It is one of the better budget Nintendo switch controllers on the market at this very moment. $60 can be quite a price tag for the Nintendo switch pro controller and I would honestly say this is the next best alternative. Just a few bits of information I want to share it does not include amiibo support or HD rumble. What is incredibly liked about the controller is it can be used on multiple devices including the Nintendo switch it comes with a USB type-c cable right out of the box and controller grips that fit perfectly and add grip to your controller. The battery life is okay it's not as strong as the joycons would happen to be but overall it does have a decent battery life as well lasting up to 7 hours or so. the thumbsticks feel incredibly nice also pretty much next to the quality of I would say the Xbox one thumbsticks or the Nintendo switch pro controller thumbsticks. The only other downside is the controller is a little bit cheaply made obviously they had to cut corners but overall if you take care of it it will last.

What I like:Nice grip. Feels good in the hand. Plastic feel of pretty good quality. Its pretty light but not so much so that it feels cheap. The linear switches are really nice to use and feel great. Note that mechanical doesn't equal clicky so look elsewhere if that's what your after. The analog sticks feel great and definitely feel like alps.What I don't like:The recessed front personally feels a bit awkward and I would prefer if it was higher up like on normal controllers. The trigger are pretty flimsy feeling and are actually a bit creaky if you dont pull them straight down. They also go down to far so that the housing digs into your finger when you hold them down. The bumpers also have very little travel with no tactility making it hard to know when you've actually pushed them down. Biggest con for me is that there is no straight forward way to take it apart. There are no visible screws and this being a not very well known product there is no documentation on how to get it apart so the best I can do is just trying to pull things apart most likely breaking things in the process. This means there is no potential for modding or even repairing this thing. The analog sticks are supposedly alps but 1. I have no way of actually verifying that since I can't open it and 2. No manufacturing process is perfect and they could still drift eventually at which point there is nothing that can be done. Also having mechanical switches that appear to be mx style (again no way to verify this) there could've been so much potential for swapping out switches.Overall it's a pretty good controller but it could've been so much better

Seriously a piece of garbage, triggers have no click to them like they are just on some type of spring. The layout of the buttons and the way they stick out is bizarre and also have no click, nothing on the controller does. It has worked well with Bluetooth and the battery life is really good. So good software with garbage hardware, spend the extra $20 for something usable