Customer Ratings & Reviews

Better than the see-through toy like design of the first pro controller.

It's the switch 1 pro controller on steroids! Too pricey, but otherwise an excellent product.

This controller is actually pretty good. Not worth the price though.

Feels comfortable in your hands and great analog sticks

This would be 5 stars at $50-$60. Great piece of hardware, feels smoother than the Switch 1 Pro Controller.

Way over priced! For what it is and does buy from another MFG!

Good quality. A little more on the pricey side, but has a few new features.

Best controller you’ll ever lay your filthy hands on.

Aftermarket controllers are probably a much better way to spend your money.

So far so good. Pretty bright colors but the sound quality could be better.

Better improvements over 1st version, and has better latency.

Best Controller By Far Easy To Set Up And Understand.

Still have not been able to set up to play with it, wish it was easier to sync

Same as previous pro nothing really new wish they put Hall effect on it

For such an expensive controller it feels a bit on the cheap side and The D-Pad feels sloppy to me.

The control works but feels like very cheap plastic, and that it could fall apart at any time.

And its great I have bc avg suzed hands but using the buttons on the underside does nothing for me and instead makes my hand feel a lot more cramped.

Like it but suck that I cant do three players with this and the other two controllers that comes with the switch that’s a scam

The controller came in perfect condition. The box was flawless, and the controller itself looked and felt premium right out of the packaging. However, when I started using it, I immediately noticed a pretty noticeable problem. There is an input delay that makes it almost unplayable for any competitive games like Smash or even the new Mario Kart World. It feels like the controller is lagging – commands take longer to register, and sometimes it stays stuck on a previous input longer than it should. For example, when I press A, the response is delayed, and the input seems to stay active slightly longer than intended, throwing off gameplay entirely. I tried everything to fix it, including reconnecting the controller, restarting the console, and even deleting all saved controllers and pairing it again, but the issue remains. I compared it directly with my previous generation Switch Pro Controller, and the difference is clear. The old one works perfectly in switch 2, while this new one has severe responsiveness issues. As much as I wanted to use this new controller, I simply can’t. I’ll be sticking with my original Switch Pro Controller for now. Really disappointed.

Controller feels great but a bit too expensive. Not worth upgrading from the old pro controller.