Customer Ratings & Reviews

Joy Cons are fine when playing with others, but this controller is what I prefer to use when playing solo. It is more comfortable to hold in my hands. If you’re more familiar with other controllers, like an Xbox or PlayStation controller, you’ll feel at home with this. I feel like Nintendo accessories can be a bit on the pricey side, so if you have the disposable income AND joy cons are uncomfortable/too small, this is a no brainer. Easy to connect and it charges with the switch docking station.

Battery life is great High quality Not so big for little kids And not too small for big hands players. You can never go wrong with Nintendo

This works great and I’ve experienced no “drift” when maneuvering tight spots in games!

its an amazing quality controller that is durable and feels amazing in your hand. Dont think twice when thinking about buying it

This thing was expensive but I took a chance and I'm glad I did. My hands started to hurt after playing some longer session with the joycon slide controller. This pro controller is worth every penny. It is perfect for my hands, no more thumb pain. Love it! Always works great, no problems, and charges with a USB-c (it does come with a charging cord), but that also means I can charge it with my phone cord if I'm feeling too lazy to put the controller back. I also love how it's slightly transparent, it looks and feels sophisticated.

Highest rated controller for a reason. (It's also a bank crusher.) There's two things you probably aren't or won't be using it for that are pumping that price up: - NFC reader - gyroscopic sensor If you just went "what?", you wouldn't be alone. The controller has the capabilities to communicate with Amiibos (and other NFC devices), and it can utilize motion sensor controls. Two things people just aren't capitalizing on right now. But they're included tech, and so you pay more. Chances are you're reading this because of Ultimate. Well, I can assure you the controller is good enough for living room play. If you are pro-pro, you should be using a GameCube controller hooked up to the 4-port OFFICIAL Nintendo USB adapter. You will not find a more honest answer out there. That is the only way to really play Smash, and that's why those peripherals are now crazy expensive. But if you are reading this review because you want the best Switch designed controller available and want to play other games, there is no exceptions. You want this one. It's comfortable, responsive, long battery life, two push button analog sticks, and all the buttons to do all the things the system's designed to do. Yes it has "HD Rumble". No I do not believe in HD Rumble. HD Rumble means there's levels of rumble, as opposed to just having a tiny motor spin inside the controller at a set speed when a current runs through it. It is NOT a deal breaker and is not a requirement to play games. Honestly, I turn it off when it's annoying me too much, which you can do from the HUB menu on the Swtich. The charging chord that comes with it is USB-C and about 3' long. It will charge the controller and allow you to play with it simultaneously, but it does NOT set up a direct connection to the system. The controller is a wireless controller. I thought I'd share that because others probably won't. It's matte, so sweaty smudge marks don't show up as much (like on the Wii U controllers), but it does need to be wiped down occasionally. The grips are rubber which accelerates this issue. Trigger buttons are clicky, true to their digital design. Again, digital means it recognizes on and off. Analog means it recognizes quarter off, half off, 3/4 off. So if you half-press down the right trigger button, you either get a reaction, or you don't get a reaction. You don't get a "soft shield", like in Smash Bros. Melee. This product is not just recommended, it's practically required. Other controllers won't start up the system on a button press (Joy Cons will too, but that's another review).

Ordered this controller exclusively to play Zelda Tears of Kingdom. The controller is smaller compared to a Playstation 5 controller. But it is very comfortable for long gaming sessions. The battery is great, rarely have to charge the controller which makes sense since the vibrations are weak compared to other console controllers. Would recommend!

Great controller, feels great playing first person shooter games! Has a good weight as well!

I spent months thinking oh ill just keep using the joycons they work fine. Wasnt going to spend the money as im just a very casual gamer. Boy was i wrong. Its changed alot. It has made alot of games easier and way more convenient of no drift. No lag issues. If your a casual gamer who has thought no im good. Go for it.

It's very comfortable and has no connection issues. The price is a bit high compared to other brands, but you are paying for compatibility.

Great wireless remote control for the Nintendo switch. Fits great in my hand and has excellent battery life.

I've been using some third party switch controllers for a while and after the a button started to get sticky on one, I decided to go ahead and just buy Nintendo's switch pro controller. What can I say other than it's an amazing controller in just about every way. It's comfortable, responds well, sturdy and has a premium feel. I would have liked if the d-pad was more similar to the old school ones on the Super Nintendo, but it's still an above average d-pad so that's really just my subjective preference.

This is the best controller I have ever owned! The material, vibration, and battery are of the best quality! The controller melts in your hand, and it does not bother you at all on long play times.

The $10 price increase may be a tough pill to swallow vs standard XB or PS controllers, but this is a very good controller for Switch if you don't want to unplug the built-in joy-con's every single time you dock. It's more ergonomic than the Joy-Con's but the best parts is it has a built in battery with a long cord that attaches to the Switch Dock's USB ports for easy recharging - and - it has HD rumble functionality built in. That's the primary reason for the $10 upcharge imo, the HD rumble functionality, but it's a solid controller that sits just slightly under XB's Elite Controller in build quality and feature set.

Honestly the best way to game on the Switch! Super comfortable may be one of my favorite controler son any system. Only issue I have is price and I wish it had a headphone jack.

the best gaming controller out there, however I wish they would update the sticks. feels awesome in the hands. I use Large sized hand gloves.

Quality controller, comparable to the switch 2 pro controller

Long life battery, very easy to set up, Vibrates! Which works for me! Nice grip, more comfortable than the original control. Has a long Bluetooth range.

I started looking at the pro controller after the stock controllers kept losing their signal. When using the stock controllers I'd have to make sure there was a clear line of sight or else button presses would not register, something that became super annoying. The pro controller fixed all of that. I no longer have to worry about clear line of sight and I no longer experience interruptions in the signal. Plus, the pro controller is a lot more comfortable. The controller itself is charged via a USB-C cable and is said to hold a charge for 40 hours of gameplay.

Typically I am not a fan of wireless products, had a few run out of juice in bad times, however you can have this one plugged in a charging while playing so you have that flexible option. Controller is comfortable to hold if you plan on logging a few hours, if you’re an adult and tried playing the Switch as a handheld unit you’ll notice a big difference right away. I still prefer the button layout of the Game Cube style controller, but I am still happy with this wireless pro. With the multiplayer games available having extra controllers around I a great thing!