Customer Ratings & Reviews

Awesome feel and weight. Worth it and looking forward to new skin designs.

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

This Nintendo Switch 2 Pro Controller feels solid and comfortable to hold. The buttons and sticks are responsive and precise, making games more enjoyable. Battery life is excellent and the build quality feels premium. Definitely worth it if you play a lot on the Switch 2!

Nintendo improved the switch pro controller in one of the most important areas, battery life. The battery seems to last forever, and when the battery is low, it can take 15 to 30 minutes of charging to get going again. The one drawback is the price, however since the controller is an improvement I can see the reason for the increase in price from the original pro controller.

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

Honestly for a pro controller, I couldn’t have asked for More. It’s impressive. That price isn’t though I mean it’s better the buying joycons 2 things can be a little bit more pricey with the back triggers being integrated into the OS. I found myself using this a lot probably because it is the default controller besides the joycons the older pro works, but doesn’t allow you to find it or turn on the console from a distance with the controller, which kind of sucks for the other one, but this pro controller remedy that I don’t know why Nintendo decides to remove this integral feature and with the game chat button, I thought it would be kind of useless, but it’s pretty handy. Surprisingly when you use game chat not the most in convenient enough. I will update my review I get drifted.

I bought 2 so my finance and I can play my new Nintendo Switch 2 together. I read that these are suppose to be better than the joy cons for a more immersive gameplay. So far we love them!

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

It's like the PRO Controller for the original Switch but a lighter version (physically.) If you liked the original this one you may like just alittle bit more. It's perfected the original in everyway.

At first I was skeptical about getting this controller since I have several Switch 1 pro controllers, but this controller feels great to hold and the added paddle buttons will come in handy. Worth getting in my opinion.

After using it for more than 2 weeks its a must own for switch 2 , with mappable buttons on the back of controller to the feel of the controller and better hd rumble , its my go to controller when playing 10/10

Feels great and has good battery life. Seems a little pricey for a controller that doesn’t do anything special

They want a bit much for it, but compared to Joycons it's night and day difference. The added 3rd set of finger buttons makes them even better than an Xbox controller if you also PC game and are looking a controller for that.

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?

Works great and feels good. Very responsive and user friendly

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.

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.

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.

Better than the first pro controller from the Switch 1. The additional 2 buttons on the back of the controller that are programmable is a nice touch. Analog sticks feel. Bit nicer than the previous model and the buttons feel more responsive.