PowerA - Wired Controller for Nintendo Switch - Black

I bought this because my boys can't be trusted with the $60 remotes. These are tougher and cheaper. They held up nicely, and cool designs. I love them so much. I bought 3 for the family, and they work on my PC for other games.

I had to get another controller because my left joy con on my switch was drifting. I do have the two year warranty from best buy on the switch but I am hesitant to use it because I do not want to send the whole console in for just the controller. It is too bad they do not fix a known problem that the device has. My switch is only about a year old, so they could have fixed the problem since the original release. Anyway, this controller is fine and I like using it. I wish it had the rumble feature for some games, but it is not worth it to me to spend any more than this. I think I got it for about $15, but I heard that it goes on sale sometimes for about $10, so I would look out for those sales if possible.

This is a great addition for any serious gammer that needs complete control over their Switch movements. Switch, we all know, comes with a very tiny and difficult to maneuver factory controller, especially if your child or you have larger fingers and hands overall. This controller makes if seem very similar to an X-Box style of unit and fits larger hands. Wired, but works well. Long cord included.

Got 4 of these with an Insignia™ - 4-Port USB 3.0 Hub and am able to use all 4 at the same time on the switch. The controllers feel pretty quality for how low priced they are. Only things I wish for was that it used USB C instead of USB Micro b and that the controllers have rumble. Although rumble would probably add more to the price so just USB C would've been nice.

The buttons aren’t as loud as people say they are. If you have sensitivity to the would of clicking I’d suggest spending the extra money getting the wireless as that one is much quieter. The cord is really 10 ft long and that’s a huge plus. I would recommend this if you connect the switch to a screen often as the buttons are much larger than the switch’s. The triggers are definitely not as sensitive as I would like. But they do well for a just under 20$ controller. If you don’t want or don’t have the extra money to spend on the pro controller this is very much worth the buy.

It's not the greatest but a good alternative to the expensive 1st party controllers and extra joy cons. If you plan to play with Family and friends and need a lot of controllers for simultaneous play, this is the way to go. The feel isn't as tight and feels a little spongy but it's ok.

Fantastic and inexpensive way to add another player. We love the idea of wireless, but not the price. Also, despite needing to be plugged in, this allows for no shortage of play time due to battery life or bluetooth connectivity issues. Thanks Nintendo!

Since I casually play at home and I have bigger hands, something bigger than the standard joy cons plus cheap was something I was looking for. The controller feels a bit cheap but still very sturdy. If you dont mind not having a wireless control and want to save a buck, I recommend this controller. It wont win any awards but with it going on sale occasionally for $10 its a great addition to any Switch users accessory pool.