Matbip Wireless Pro Controller for Switch/Switch 2/Switch Lite/Switch OLED, wireless controller for switch with 2 back buttons, 3-level TURBO adjustable (Pink)

While I am only an occasional gamer, this controller is perfect for me. It’s seamlessly synced with my Switch and works flawlessly so far. It feels very comfortable to hold and use. It does not feel cheap at all. For the price I paid this was an no-brainer.

The controller looks, feels, and works great. It is very comfortable in the hands for hours of play and has no compatibility issues with the Nintendo Switch. This device is definitely recommended for its value and effectiveness.

Great controller easy to use

Easy to pair with my Switch, charges quickly, and lasts a LONG time. minor nit, the buttons have a definite 'thunk' feel when pressing them.

Cons: It lacks the upper portion of the touch pad like the original, the analog sticks feel a little loose. The d-pad is squishy and rolls until it's broken in, but feels good after many hours. Gyro controls and light touch on the touchpad are not enabled on PC until you install a special program like DS4Windows. Some games and emulators support it natively, but not many. No microphone for games that require sound. The light is blinding at night and you can't customize color or intensity with DS4Windows. Pros: Headphone jack present. The analog sticks have a literal perfect deadzone after around 100+ hours of gameplay. Not a single bit of drift even to 1% input. Four easily accessible screws keep the housing together, making maintenance simpler than usual. Triggers are stiff with a tiny bit of give within the 1% deadzone and are fully sensitive. Gyro controls are way better than expected and the controller in general doesn't have too much input delay. Everything looks and feels good so far for browsing Windows, emulators and Steam. Stress testing: If a trained male grip is trying to break the face buttons, they may permanently depress slightly but will not break. A controller was wedged underneath a sofa so that the analog sticks were 'popped' and at an extreme angle. They retained no tolerance issues or stick drift after recalibaration. After spending very long periods (48+ hours) plugged in, minor stick drift occurs. This is fixed when re-assigning or plugging in the controller. No softening of the triggers has occurred, the circle button may be a little softer but it has seen the abuse of Kingdom Hearts, Monster Hunter and BOTW. I would say it's as sturdy as brand-name devices and crown it the king of inexpensive alternatives. I will update with more durability and repair information when it becomes relevant.

I bought the wireless controllers to play with video game emulators. Easy to install and configure to a PC Windows. Able to install to PC Linux but a bit hard to configure. Ergonomically comfortable. Buttons and joystick seemed pretty sturdy. Construction and building material is good quality. I have been using them for over 30 days without any problems. I do recommend.

Remote is cute but vibrates all the time and definitely distracts from the game (Mario Kart). The controller will also turn off at random times during the game which is very frustrating.

Worked as it was supposed to. Not the best controller I've had.