HIJJPS Switch Controller, Wireless Switch Pro Controllers for Nintendo Switch Controller Compatible Switch/Lite/OLED, Switch Remote Gamepad with Joystick

I have a pro controller already, but when I play with another person, they usually have to use the joy cons, and I wanted to get an extra controller for people to not just have to use the joy cons. Havent used turbo in years, so wasnt too worried about that. I do like the colors, making this a perfect fit for using the switch On first use, to test it out, the controller worked great. I charged it fully, turned it on, pressed home when the switch was on and it worked. I tested it with Super Smash Bros Thats where I was surprised, cause my other pro controller has more initial comfort, but while playing with this it doesnt feel that different. So I recommend playing with the controller before assuming the feel of it. It will surprise you Overall was worth testing out I still prefer my other, as the price is about the same, but, this ones good to. Plus has turbo

Using it to play Warzone. Its way more accurate than my Xbox style controller but the buttons being inverted takes some getting used to. The joysticks are easy to run, move, and aim with. The buttons all feel good and I dont notice any input lag but I am using it through USB-C. The syle is OK. It doesnt feel premium but it works well.

Got as a gift for my kids birthday. His other wireless controller was going to crap so hoping he likes this

Good controller a little on the light side but I mean cant complain for the price

My husband has been using this remote as a pro controller for his Nintendo Switch. He is loving it. There is no drift at all and the controls work great with games like Zelda. Also, at this price, it is a great deal. There were vibration effects built into the remote and it seems to work just as a name brand controller would. If you are needing a pro controller but dont want to spend a million dollars, I highly recommend this product.

My sons Switch had bad drift issues (for those that dont know its when the pointer/character moves even when you are not touching the joystick). When he was playing some games, it wasnt bad, but when playing things like multiplayer party games it would be a problem. This controller helps the issue a lot, but it isnt perfect. The controller connects well, but it is not intuitive to connect. It isnt a plug and play the first time but following the instructions will make it somewhat easier. Once connected the controller works great. All of the buttons are responsive and the joysticks work perfectly. It also feels nice and light when I held it unlike other console controllers. There are 2 reasons that I took a star away. The first is that we got a bit of controller drift. It wasnt as bad as his built in joystick, but I wasnt expecting it from a brand new controller. Turning the unit off and then right back on stopped the issue. Annoying, but not a game stopper. The second is that, when not used for a period of time, it went to sleep and disconnected from the Switch. Moving the joystick woke it up and it auto-connected. It was unexpected, and when there were long cut scenes that required instant play when they ended, it caused him to get beat. Again, not a huge issue, but now that we know about it, it can be done before the end. All in all, I am very happy with the controller. Its light so long use isnt a strain on the hands, nice and responsive and, at $21.99 (the price at the time of this review) it is less then half the cost of other console controllers.

I’ve been using this controller for 35 hours or so playing Zelda Breath of the Wild. It’s a good game to test this controller’s capabilities and the overall experience has been quite good. The analog sticks are accurate and responsive, have no drift issues and have a similar feel to those on the Switch’s joycons. The remaining buttons have a nice feel to them and everything works as expected. The A, B, X, Y, L, R, ZL, and ZR button can be set to a turbo function Two additional programmable buttons located on the back of the controller can be programmed for left analog stick Up, Down Left, Right, dpad Up, Down Left, Right, or A, B, X, Y, L, R, ZL, ZR . I use neither feature so can’t comment on how well they work but the user manual that ships with the controller is clearly written and walks you through the process. I have a couple of third party controllers and the one thing they’re all missing is the ability to wake up the Switch by pressing the home button. This controller is the exception; pressing the home button wakes the docked switch and provides rumble feedback to confirm the action. Battery life is good-- I’d estimate 25-30 hours between charges playing BOTW but this is likely to be game/rumble usage and intensity dependent. One slight negative is that while the buttons are engraved with function symbols, they don’t have any printed markings. This shouldn’t be a problem if you’re familiar with the Pro controller layout but button function might be a bit difficult to identify if this is your first Switch controller. One other minor complaint is that the controller is very light and as a result “feels” cheap. This is a shame as build quality seems quite good. Overall, if you can get past these minor shortcomings this is a good controller at a reasonable price.

The controller worked decent enough when I first purchased it. But after about 10h of use, the left joystick has started drifting (downwards). You get what you pay for, I guess.

Intantly installed, and signal boosted to whole second floor

A chance to avoid the classic drift and small buttons from the joy-cons? Yes please. These are solid controllers I have been using them for a few years now. Great for Super Smash Bros.