Customer Ratings & Reviews

The pro controller is more comfortable, while it doesn't allow multiplayer like the joycons, this is designed to fit naturally on your hand, it feels organic, your hand just fits where the stick and buttons are, very good battery, lasted 30 hours of gaming before showing low battery

The price tag was STEEP, but with the 2 joy cons I needed one more controller to play with my 2 kids so grabbed it. I gotta say I'm impressed with what they've done with this controller. Vibrations are subtle, feels great in the hands and battery life is looooooooooooooooooong.

This definitely beats using the joycons that come with the switch... that may have a faulty connection that causes control issues. This has no connection issues and is comfortable for my child-sized hands to hold. It also seems to be suitable for normal adult-sized hands. It is just unfortunate that Nintendo did not see fit to include this with the switch and/or lower the price on this considering the known issues with the left joycon. I have not used any third party controllers so this is the best I have tried, but may not be the best overall.

The only controller you should have for your switch

This controller does it all and does it well! Wireless, rechargeable, motion control, Amiibo compatible, HD rumble, charging cable….i now have three of these and they all perform flawlessly. The buttons and joysticks have a good solid feel!

If you own a Nintendo Switch, then this accessory is a must have. Esp if you intend on playing games such as Zelda. It’s wireless with easy to grip comfort. Very handy for when playing long hours at a time and/or for when playing games where several buttons are required.

Seriously, don't bother with 3rd party controllers. This one is far superior in function, design, durability, and feel. Others are iffy at best. This one may be a little bit more expensive, but you'll be happy in the long run that you shelled out the extra money.

Perfect for an additional controller. Bigger than the original joy con controllers so feel normal if you are use to a Xbox controller. Battery lifespan says 40 hours and it is right. Charging cable can also charge the Switch if you are in a vehicle (just need a USB port)

I've been using a 3rd party controller for the past year and finally upgraded to a pro controller. I like the grip, the feel and the tilt functions. Great purchase and I got the warranty just in case I get the infamous drift.

Very durable, extremely high build quality, buttons are soft, long use before charging, zero drifting problems, comfortable to hold for hours, can be used to play games on PC. Highly recommended purchase if you have a switch.

This controller greatly improved my playthrough of BotW. The front buttons are much larger and better spaced, and the triggers are as well. The only thing I don't like about this controller is its price, but it is a high quality controller, so you are getting what you pay for.

I had heard good things about the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller so figured I would pick one up to try it out. Played through Mario Tennis Aces with it and was satisfied with the controller battery life, responsiveness, and weight. I plan on keeping it.

I've gone through a couple controllers for the Switch. Every one I've been at least slightly disappointed. The Pro controller is the exception. Durable, comfortable, and with just the right amount of heft.

It's a great controller for the comfort grip and longer-lasting charge feature.

I like this style of controller more than the switch controllers due to its larger and angled grips, can travel with it, but is better for playing at home on the big screen, also feel like it holds a charge forever, its been a few days of game play with 1 full charge

Absolute must-have for the Switch. The joy-cons are very good, but the pro controller is an amazing peice of hardware. It honestly feels better than my PS4 controllers, and I love the DS4. Every switch owner should seriously consider having at least one of these around.

It’s nice you can use the JoyCons that come with the Switch as a controller, but the Pro Controller is way more comfortable to hold and has super long battery life. I think at least one Pro Controller is a must have—get two if you game with a friend!

Though the JoyCons do a fine job when playing, this helps the power player literally get a better grip on things. The batttery holds a charge for hours of play and is easy to charge while playing. I think the grip is more ergonomic and the joystick feels well built.

Unlike the pro controller for Wii U, this thing has some good heft and feels well constructed. The battery life is really good. I think the D-Pad could have been a little better and the home, +, - buttons are a little small, but aside from that this is a very nice controller.

Great controller. Got it for Tears of the Kingdom, so far worth it. It's pretty basic for the price but it's a solid option