Controller for Nintendo Switch, Wireless Controller Joystick Gamepad Bluetooth Connection for Nintendo Switch Pro

Very good alternative to the pricey official controller.Feature wise it has almost all of the standard functions the Pro controller, except for the Amiibo reader and maybe the rumble isn't "HD". Works wirelessly and took 10 seconds to get synced up. If you plug it into a PC it is recognized as an Xbox controller so works great with PC games too.As for the pad itself, it feels great to hold to anyone who likes the Xbox One controller! The rear triggers are analogue which the switch doesn't normally have, and they are activated with a light press if you don't fancy pulling it down the whole way! The buttons all feel good, even the Dpad is decent, while the Gyro works as well as it does in the standard JoyCon's as far as I can tell.All in all a very good controller for your Switch!

I have only just opened the packaging on this product so this is more of a first impressions review, I may update it later on.I bought this controller for my Nintendo Switch, I currently have four Joycons and a Wired Power A controller as well, but this is my first unlicensed controller for the Switch. I usually stay away from third party controllers as I usually find them poorly made and awkward to use. This controller on the other-hand is not bad.The packaging it comes in is trying to look like the packaging for licensed Switch products, but you can see the printing isn't up to standard and no actual branding, not even a TUTUO logo. Inside you will find the controller and USB cable warped in a small square of bubble wrap.The USB cable is a cheap one you get free with most products and is no longer than 60cm, which is a shame as if you wanted to plug this into a switch and sit down and play while it charges, you'll either need to plug it in somewhere else, find a new USB cable or sit really close to your TV, like really close.The controller itself though, is really a good product, especially since its more than half the price of the Pro Controller. It looks the part and if you stuck a Nintendo logo on there, you may even be able to trick your friends that its official. As long as they don't look too close. On close inspection you'll see that the shell hasn't been moulded to the highest standard and the letter buttons feel a little soft while the d-pad feels a little too clicky. The trigger buttons (ZR & ZL) shouldn't be trigges and just buttons as the Switch does not have that type of input, but responds fine as a standard button.Functionality wise, its good. It responds well after testing in table-top mode on Golf-Story. I didn't notice any lag and the rumble responded when it was supposed too (though a little too softly). Connecting the controller in the first place was a little difficult and I still not sure how I manged it, I just kept trying the same process over and over again and then it connected, but since then it hasn't lost connection - even when playing it behind my back.Unfortunately, I haven't yet had the chance to test its motion controls, I will come back once I have.Overall, the controller is good for its price essentially getting what you pay for - a cheap Pro Controller, with the all the same features, but just slightly not as good but worth the price. It also has no NFC for Amiibo, but I have have one of those so I'm not bothered by this.UPDATEI've had this controller fro around a month now and it's still working well. I have also tested the gyroscope and it seems to be working very well.

Really great controller for the Switch! The packaging it arrives in is a very similar look and theme to the official box, the red-and-white blocky colour scheme and clean product photography. The controller itself is actually a 1-to-1 copy of a genuine Microsoft Xbox One controller, which makes for excellent ergonomics and weighting. Finally, I was pleasantly surprised with the strong rumble motor in this product and the addition of a motion sensor for simple tasks like boost jumping on Mario Kart! Latency between the controller and the Switch is nonexistant, really snappy input with a great feel of the Microsoft-style buttons and sticks.

Works great, handling is great, half the price of the Nintendo one.About the durability, only got it for less than a month and I'm not a big gamer, but feels robust.

Motion control works perfectly however the buttons and analogue are very clunky and not particularly responsive however recommended for anyone on a budget who wants a conventional controller

Great alternative to the pro controller. Long lasting batteries and feels like an xbox one controller.

Hopeless. Leaving aside instructions that looked like they had gone through Google translate, it briefly connected to the Switch, then vanished from the connection screen and refused to do anything else. Thought maybe it needed a bit of an update, so connected it to the PC (as badly instructed) and again, nothing worked. Sending it back and intend to throw the extra £30 at a second official controller instead.

I now have two of these controllers. They work perfectly. It's a touch firmer when pushing down on the analogue sticks; but I actually prefer this. The build quality is great. I've been told it's got a similar feel to the Xbox controller. Very comfortable to hold. Highly recommended.