Customer Ratings & Reviews

Pretty decent controller I like how it feels in my hands and it's easy has all the buttons I could want. Still kind of difficult to set up the back buttons and I wish you could swap the A and B buttons physically as well as it display on the screen once you swap to tell you the correct button to push. The one negative I have is that there is no motion sensor like the joycon so you can't play motion games like that in Mario party.

Not to much different then the first generation one but an excellent buy if you dont have one yet great in the hands batery life good so far cant wait for a different color way all in all i give it a 9.5 out of 10

Great improvement over the last model and there wasn't even anything wrong with it. Improves in all aspects such as battery life and functionality. Comes with a built in mic which is great for the new chat feature.

I actually love this controller. The smoothness of the joysticks is something I haven’t experienced before. The battery life is insanely impressive.

The wireless controller is awsome. Works great and the battery life on it is amazing

This controller is really light, the analogue sticks feel really smooth because they don’t rub against the plastic. The face buttons are huge and easy to hit. The buttons are quiet. The controller feels almost velvety. Now there’s two extra buttons on the handles too.

The controller is easily worth the $90, I've never used a controller that felt THIS good before. The fact I got it discounted for barely being used makes it all the better. It's comfy, smooth, and literally ruined all other controllers for me since they feel stiff now by comparison. I can see why people couldn't justify the $90 price tag, but you feel the difference.

BIG upgrade over last gens pro controller. The ergonomics are the same (which is great) but the build feels more solid. Time will tell regarding its durability. I have 4 of the old model pro controllers. 2 were from the day switch was released and are still holding up well; But the other 2 were purchased and returned several times over the past year as they kept breaking. Something was changed between the production runs that affected the reliability. BUT this controllers way too expensive (controllers as a whole now are). A Hori controller (who I believe actually makes Nintendos controllers) is $30 cheaper, why is that?

[Employee of bestbuy] This is the best controller Nintendo has made. The sticks are smooth as butter and the grip buttons are fantastic for games. Highly encourage anyone getting the Switch 2 to snag it.

I’ve been using the Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller for a few weeks now, and it’s hands-down the best way to play on the Switch. The build quality feels premium and sturdy, with a nice weight that makes it super comfortable for long gaming sessions. The buttons are responsive, the analog sticks feel precise, and the motion controls are spot-on. I especially love the improved battery life — I’ve gone several days without needing a charge. It also connects quickly and never lags during gameplay, even with intense action titles like Tears of the Kingdom or Smash Bros. If you’re still using Joy-Cons for everything, do yourself a favor and grab this controller. It’s a game-changer — literally.

Everything that one wpuld enjoy about the pg Switch Pro controller is still her on full display. The material now has a nice mat finish and the hand feel is great. The back buttons are a noce bonus too.

Great Controller. Glad I upgraded. Price is a bit steep for the upgrade in my opinion. However, it feels wonderful in my adult hands. Very responsive. Haven’t figured how to map or use the extra rear pads/triggers on the back of the handles. Looking forward to many years of gaming.

I’ve been using the Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller and it’s been a great addition to my gaming setup. The controller feels very comfortable in the hands and the build quality is solid. The buttons and analog sticks are responsive, which makes gameplay feel smooth and precise. It’s especially great for longer gaming sessions compared to using smaller controllers. Setup was simple and the wireless connection works perfectly with the console. Overall, it’s a great controller if you want a more traditional and comfortable way to play on the Switch. Pros: Comfortable design, responsive controls, solid build quality Cons: Slightly more expensive than basic controllers

Great introductory controller for the Switch 2. Feels great in hand and works flawlessly.

While the design of the controller is indeed an upgrade to that of the first Switch Pro Controller in terms of feel and new features (programmable back buttons - GL & GR, 3.5mm audio jack built in [finally] and a game chat button, assuming you want to be social), it is almost absurdly expensive. All said, the controller is essential for those who like to play docked and enjoy their shooters. And although this review can't offer much insight of the mechanisms used for the joysticks over the short period of time they've been used, these are some of the best sticks I’ve used on a controller, from Nintendo or otherwise.

Very long battery life, comfortable. I just wish it was slightly bigger because i have big hands.

The switch 2 pro controller is a definite upgrade. The button mapping makes customization on this simple. It also feels really good when wrapping your hands on its body.

If you want a grrat gaming experience this controller is a must have. It feels great in your hands . The built in mic for chat is game changer. Battery charges fast and last for a long time .

Premium stuff but very pricey. Dpad isn't great. Rumble, build quality, battery, buttons, etc. All very high quality

The switch 2 controller has a very long lasting charge and works very nicely for gaming.