This product it really good! I bought it for the HD Rumble feature and I'm not disappointed! It feels nice in the hands. My hands are kinda big so after using the switch for a couple of hours my thumb joint aches because of the cramped buttons. This controller was a must buy for me and I encourage others to as well. But there is a new Mario Odyssey themed controller coming out so look into that one as well!

I bought the pro controller because I wasn't sure if I was going to like using the standard controller with the joy cons inserted. Overall its a high quality gaming controller. the grips are comfortable. The pro controller buttons are large than the joy cons. It can be played wireless and wired. I use it when I play the switch docked in my bedroom. Makes a great second controller too.

This is a counterfeit knockoff controller! It's a very convincing fake, but several factors clued me in: The buttons seemed off, the packaging had a wrong image and seemed cheap, the controller was more transparent than the original, the grips were more rubberized, and the firmware wouldn't update at all. Do not buy! I'm surprised Walmart hasn't taken this down. Already returned and refunded.

Mi kid love this control because is wireless but also has a built in rechargeable battery. Construction seems heavy duty and he really motive the difference and increased quality of the product. I should not have expected less considering the high cost when compared to similar products.

Great controller for playing FPS on the Switch. Do you like hooking up your Switch to the TV and play? If yes, then this controller is a must buy! The controller is put together very well and feels good in my hands. My 11 year old daughter seems to use the Switch Pro Controller flawlessly when playing Fortnite. She does adjust the "keybinds" for the controller to fit her playing style in Fortnite and the on screen menu in Fortnite allows her to set the controller just right for her sensitivity and button mapping. I gave my testing a whirl on Zelda: Breath of the Wild and was able to at for 4 straight hours without any hand cramping or having to charge the battery. The controller is charged via USB-C and you can connect directly to the Switch dock to charge or use any USB-C cord to a charged. the Switch wall charger included with the Switch can also charge this controller directly, too. Overall, the up purchase has been worth it. We have not seen any drifting yet after 7 months of use. We did purchase the WalMart warranty an as we have had JoyCons break and replacement was fast and easy from WalMarts warranty center.

If the Joy-Cons are just a little too small for your hands, or if you are just more accustomed to a regular controller layout, then this Pro controller is perfect for you. It feels solid in the hand and the buttons mash perfectly. I really have zero complaints. It links up right away with your Switch... No disconnects as far as what I've seen so far

The form factor and location of thumbsticks, buttons, bumpers, and triggers is consistent with modern console controllers (xbone, ps4). Much better placement than when you combine the joy-cons. The only negative is that it's $20 more than a xbone/ps4 standard controller. Maybe that is because of the NFC tech for amiibo interaction. But still, it's cheaper than $150+ controllers (xbone/ps4) from Scuf, Razer, etc.

The controller feels amazing to hold. I was holding off on the purchase because of the price compared to controllers of other systems. The buttons are nice, big and feel great to press. Good weight and the sticks feel great. The only thing I don't like is the Dpad. Don't buy it if you play Dpad heavy games like classic games or emulation.

Got this controller to try over the joy cons. Managed to try it out with some fighting games such as Super Smash Bros and the recent digital release of Marvel vs. Capcom fighting collection. This controller has been more reliable over the standard joy cons that I have while playing these fighting games. If anyone enjoys using an actual controller to play games, I recommend this one.

The rumble is clearly different in these controllers, the motherboard is notably different from the official ones (I happened to have a Famicom custom shell I wanted to put on it), and some buttons have a biiit more click to 'em. Other than that it's almost like the official one.