PowerA - Enhanced Wireless Controller for Nintendo Switch - Mario Silhouette

Pros: The graphics, the red/black color scheme option of course, hand fit is fine & Bluetooth. Cons: No lit, low battery indicator on remote or on screen. Toggle sometimes doesn’t register.

Very easy controller to connect to my switch. Works great and the programmable are a great addition to the controller. I bought one to test out first and bought a second soon afterwards. Would recommend this controller over the pro controller due to the savings.

Works great and cool looking. Choice of added buttons in back are awesome for shooting games

It's lightweight, doesn't drain the battery, and did I mention it's a Mario controller :)

I really like this because it’s like a pro controller but like cheaper

For 40 bucks you can't really beat the price for this controller. This is basic the pro controller with two functions missing and one function added. What's missing is HD Rumble and a rechargeable battery. In order to power the controller you need two AA batteries. The batteries should at least give you 10 hours of gameplay. The one function that was added was two programmable back buttons. These buttons can be useful when there are a lot button combinations you need to use for a game. For me this controller should be bought if you care about wireless functionality, if you care about gyroscope features for games like Splatoon 2, or if you care about the two back buttons. If you don't find it necessary to have all this functions you might was well buy a cheaper wired controller that offers more of a veriety when it comes to designs.

Doesn’t feel quite as “sturdy” as the official pro controller, but definitely worth the “discount” over the pro. Quality wireless control, only downside is that it’s not rechargeable; it just uses batteries. Also has a great design.

This controller has worked very well so far. The buttons are smooth and it has a good feel. My one issue with it is the battery life. I wish that it was a rechargeable controller that you can plug a micro usb into. As of now it takes 2 AA batteries. The battery life is my only concern. I'll be honest I've used it a lot since purchasing it 10 days ago. (About 7 hours per day) and have gone through 8 AA batteries thus far. Luckily I use rechargeable so it's easy that way but I do wish that the battery life was a bit better. Other than that though, I love the design and the controller feels very good compared to some others!