Switch Controller, Pro Controller for Switch/Switch Lite/Switch OLED, Adjustable Turbo, Vibration Motion, Gyro, Transparent

This controller is clear with BRIGHT LED lights that can change color. Excellent design and construction.My son was mystified when I showed him HIS very own Switch controller that fits his personality.After a quick read over the instructions which were clear to read and understand (for me) the controller connected.Within 3-5 minutes of unpacking the controller my son was off playing his favorite Mario Bros game with my wife.I was shocked when my wife urged me to test the controller over my Nintendo Pro controller - I was impressed.The black PCB, clear shell, and colorful LEDs are a dynamite contrast and this is a true value buy!The buttons are solid, responsive, and quiet - my giant man mitts felt supported and capable with this controller.Take a chance and you will be rewarded!In fact, I bought a second one of these right away. Don't delay!

I was actually really impressed with this controller. If you're thinking of getting it, do it, it is a good controller 100% on par with the 1st party pro controller if not a little better to be honest. It doesn't feel cheap and the vibration is really strong, battery life is the same as a normal pro controller as well. I cannot speak for its durability in terms of dropping it, I have not dropped the controller so I don't know how well it would take a fall but you really shouldn't be dropping or throwing your controllers to begin with. The buttons and sticks are good though, I have been playing with the controller pretty heavily for a couple of months now and do not have any sticking buttons or stick drift, it's solid. The aesthetics of having a clear controller with LEDs is also really cool. I strongly recommend keeping the manual around so you can reference all the light settings and properly set up the wired connection. The controller comes with LED modes other than the static one color mode; my favorite is the LED flare up on vibration mode.As anyone who is familiar with 3rd party controllers knows, they are usually shoddy and unreliable; This controller is definitely an exception. Just be aware that the player count LED on the bottom of the controller is always blue (I have not found a way to change this) and that LED modes other than the solid one color mode cannot have their brightness adjusted (as far as I know).

These are great. Day one I set one up with blue colors and one with red colors. There are a bunch of LED colors and activation options to choose from. I played a racing game using the gyro steering (Asphalt 9) and everything worked flawlessly. I played shooters with gyro aiming (Splatoon 2 and Overwatch) and things felt fine.The ("Binbok" brand) packaging is nice and will be reused when traveling, because since these have rechargeable batteries you can't take them out like you could with the Wavebird. The packaging will help keep the batteries from being run down (and buttons being pressed) while they're in your backpack. The overall size is extremely similar to Nintendo's Pro Controller. (That's great.) The weight is a tad less than the Nintendo's Pro Controller. Nothing is distractingly different. These "Binbok" controllers have two additional buttons (one for turbo, one for lights) that DO NOT get in the way. These controllers have a rumble "vibration intensity" setting as well.The ZL & ZR (L2 & R2) triggers feel a bit long and overall the buttons feel slightly more "plastic-y" and have a hair shorter throw. These controllers do not have Amiibo support or Nintendo's "HD Rumble", otherwise they'd be a direct replacement for Nintendo's Pro Controller. I recommend these.EDIT:I eventually turned off the LEDs to save battery, although I actually just set it to "when the controller rumbles" and then turned rumble off in-game.

I purchased this controller for two reasons. First, so my family would have more than the JoyCons and one Pro Controller. Reviews looked good and after doing some research, the price of this controller was very attractive. I liked the clear plastic look and the LED lights with the ability to switch the color scheme.The controller is lighter than expected. Battery Life is good, but not as good as the Pro Controller, with it's 40 hours of battery life. I got a little more than 9 hours of battery on average. Typically I charge the controller every 2 days or so. The buttons feel okay. The controller is comfortable in the hand. It doesn't have an awkward feel like the controller base that comes with the JoyCons. It feels just as good in the hand as the Pro or any of my XBox one X controllers, which I consider to be the standard by which all controllers should be judged.Initial synching of the controller was simple. I did the hard line connect. Subsequent waking and synching of the controller took a few minutes to figure out, but once you realize that you have to wake the Switch then hit the home button after the first synch, it is not difficult. For anyone having issues with synching, I suggest you turn off other blue tooth devices in the near vicinity. Once I hit the home button on the controller and it synched with my FireHD tablet instead of the Switch, because I didn't wake the Switch first.The only downside for this controller for me is no Amiibo support and the inability to wake the console from the controller. This would have gotten 5 stars if it could have at least woken the Switch with a home button press.All said, this controller is a great controller and a way more attractive price than the Pro Controller. I often use this Controller over the JoyCons and Pro Controller when playing with friends and family. I recommend this for anyone looking for a solid controller and don't want to pay the inflated price of the Pro Controller.