Switch Controller, Wireless Switch Pro Controller for Switch/Switch Lite/Switch OLED, 8 Colors Adjustable LED Wireless Remote Gamepad with Unique Crack/Turbo/Motion Control (Black)

This controller is loaded with function. Even before that though, it feels great to hold, build quality is high although I don’t like the way my “Y” button feels when pressed. It almost gets stuck but doesn’t. Other then that, it charges fast with USB-C charging, pairs right away with my lite, and the way they have the crackle pattern around the whole controller with different ways to illuminate the leds laced throughout the controller makes it look freaking awesome. And on top of that, it also has a turbo function. Not only do I feel this is the best controller I could buy for my lite, I think this is my favorite controller ever from any console. It’s was a very noticeable difference in how I played once using the pro controller. I purposely went through my games looking for parts of the game where the layout of the switch lite kept you at a disadvantage because of its button layout/mapping, and compared me playing it like that vs with this controller, and I was instantly better and had more control over my character in every game I tried. The best part is, it’s extremely affordable. Other console controllers go for I think $60-$70 range? This only cost me 42 and change after tax and shipping. If you were on the fence about getting this controller, just do it. It will be the best investment you make towards bettering your gaming and just having a really solid feeling controller. Now I just have to wait for the mount to hold the switch lite over the controller to arrive and I’ll be set!!!!!!

This controller is extremely light in the hands, making long term use comfortable and preventing stress on hands and wrists. The LED lights have multiple options, which I love, and I always get compliments when I use it. My favorite color scheme is the rainbow one that shows all the colors at once! The buttons are very clicks and responsive, and I have experienced zero lag, despite this being a 3rd party device. The triggers both have a raised lip, giving a more gun-like feel, should that interest someone, though I don't prefer it. However, it doesn't affect my gameplay at all. One of my favorite features is how it can wake up my Switch. Mano 3rd party controllers can't even do this, including the officially licensed PowerA controllers I've tried. The battery life is great, I've only had to charge it twice since I got it a month or so ago, so you know it's great! Especially when I play games like Monster Hunter Rise and Super Smash Bros.Summary, definitely worth the price, more than, even.

For only $30 this controller is a great deal and contender for the best Nintendo Pro Controller alternative. It feels great in the hands and the plastic does not feel that cheap. The front plastic has a soft rubber-like coating that makes it feel more premium.The lights are cool and can be turned off if you do not like them. The blue light at the bottom of the controller that indicates the player number (as seen in pictures) shines through to the front so no matter what color you use there will be a bit of blue at the bottom. Not a huge deal but worth noting if that bothers you. At least they did not try to hide it in the product images.All the buttons feel pretty good. The triggers feel the same as the Nintendo Pro Controller. Joysticks are good with very little dead zone (not noticeable at all). The top of the joystick is a bit slick, however, the sides are very grippy. ABXY buttons are tactile but not super clicky. It’s a good balance.The D-pad was a pleasant surprise. A lot of controllers have bad D-pads however the D-pad on this feels pretty good. It has a good amount of tactile feedback. Not super clicky like other controllers. Diagonal inputs were a bit difficult for me, specifically up and right. This d-pad is larger than I am used to so it could be something I get used to. I do not play fighting games so I can not say how it is for rolling inputs.Vibration motors are fine however even at the lowest level it's a bit intense. There is a rattling sound at the highest level (I would never use it at this level). The vibration level can be changed/turned off from the controller (check user manual). It does wake the Switch up from sleep after initial pairing. Gyro works well. I did not test input lag but I did not notice any difference compared to my Pro Controller.

Has cool light effects, changes to different colors and looks real cool. Works great, however it doesn’t automatically connect to my switch like another wireless one I have. Could be that it’s Nintendo brand but not sure. This one has great battery life and a sleek design. Would purchase again. Already has stick drift and that’s with moderate use, give or take a month or two.

Excellent battery life. Good design. Solid product for an incredibly reasonable price.

Having to choose between black or white, I stuck with black because it really makes the light of the colors pop. It’s aesthetically pleasing to the eye with the really interesting cracking effect. With the push of a button, you are able to change colors to suit your preference or have all the colors display at once. (It doesn’t work automatically, I’ve tried.)It pretty much turns itself off if you try to turn off the Switch or put it to sleep. Also, it disconnects after some time of inactivity and you have to reconnect every time. I would have assumed that it would save battery life but I had it plugged in to charge. I think if your Switch is inactive for some time; it goes into a sort of sleep mode. There is also no NFC features, unfortunately.ZL and ZR buttons have this unusual curve that goes up and outwards and they make your finger placement feel really awkward also they tend to be sensitive even if you apply the least amount of pressure that you end up pressing them even if you don’t intend to. Personally, I don’t like the way they feel because I don’t like the idea of my two fingers being so close together when I need the trigger buttons. I don’t think it’s the seller’s fault, it’s more of a design flaw if anything.Might take some time getting used to. So far this gets an 8/10 in my book.