Gammeefy Switch Controller for Nintendo Switch/Switch OLED, (No Drift, No Deadzone) Hall Effect Joystick Wireless Switch Joypad With 9 Lights Color, One-Piece Switch Remote with Turbo Programming, Game Boy Color

This is a great device. I've had it about a month now, and I have been very happy with it. It is very comfortable to hold, and although you have to charge it separately from the Switch, it holds a charge for a long time, and I've had no trouble connecting it to the console. It's worked flawlessly. I will also say that while the buttons on the back of it are a bit of a pain to program, and could have been easier, I will say that they might just be the best designed back buttons I've ever seen on a controller. Usually with back buttons, at least the ones I've encountered, I've always had to slightly reposition my hands to press them, but with this one they are in the perfect spot. They sit directly on my middle finger while holding it, and pressing them effortless. Which is nice, because I normally don't use back buttons because like I said, usually for me they are more of a hassle to press. I also like the fact that it has two locking tabs thathold the console in place while it is in the controller so it is impossible to take out until you want to take it out. All said, for the price I am very happy with it, and would highly recommend it to anyone who finds the normal handheld mode of the switch uncomfortable to play with for long periods of time.

My daughters right original switch controller started doing that fun little thing where it starts moving by itself and the only way to stop it is to turn it off, put it down and cry about the fact that you bought this thing brand new and it stopped functioning after 3 weeks. Anywho there’s many way to replace it, you can pay more than what this awesome controller costs to get a single right controller, you can buy a set for $80, you can buy and build one from the inside out or you can jump in after reading an overwhelming amount of reviews about all the different brands and styles here on Amazon and just buy one. So I did. My kids are rough with everything they own from their shoes to their to their pillows. Literally everything. We go through so many screen protectors now. Probably single handedly keeping some brands in business! As they are both diagnosed with ADHD and I’m on the spectrum we like things that are a bit more durable. This absolutely fits the bill! I love that it locks the console in place, there’s no fear of it falling out or getting loose. I love the size of the handles. At first I thought they’d be too big but after watching my daughter play they’re just honestly such a better fit than the much smaller original controllers. She can keep a grip on them, I don’t worry as much about them slipping out of her hands. I love the light features, you can change the colors, you can have rainbow, you can even adjust the brightness! And for I think it was $5 more you can get the other one with different designs. There’s like a lightning one, a spider web one, one that reminds me of rupunzels golden flower drawing, and a couple more. All of which you can also choose the strength of vibration too which is awesome. Some kids don’t like that sensation and we can turn it completely off. It comes with dual ended c chargers with a usb plug in, so you can plug in both the controller and the switch at the same time ( into the car or car phone charger which has been a life saver on road trips where I’d like to take less cords if at all possible). I would buy again (I just did actually, because there’s a second switch in this house and “it’s just not as cool as sisters is. Without the lights”) If something negative happens I will update this but as for now we thoroughly enjoy them. They feel extremely similar to an Xbox controller for those of us that were curious. You can’t keep on any case or skin, that I’ve tried but I’m sure there might be some paper thin ones out there somewhere. Idk but I think this is a great controller. It does all the things and all our personal boxes of what we needed in a controller. Not for someone who likes to take them off and use them independently. Anyways thanks for taking the time to read my chaos if you made it this far, have a GREAT DAY !! 😊

The design and function of this product are very solid. It does very well and feels good in your hands, unlike using just the Joy-Cons. I do highly recommend getting the case from the same sellers because it won't fit in any a regular Switch carrying case. It is doing exactly what I want. My only gripe is that I wish there were a way to put the charge port on the back instead of the bottom because when you are in bed and you rest the console on your chest or stomach, the charging cord has a tendency to bend, and after a while, the cord will begin to fray or pull if it's not a good quality cord.

Excellent quality, durable, strong assembly, easy to use I’ve been using this Gammeefy controller on my Switch OLED for a few weeks now and overall I’m very happy with it. It’s comfortable to hold — the full-size grip feels much better for long gaming sessions than standard Joy-Cons, and the buttons and joysticks feel responsive and well-made. The 9-color LED lights are a fun touch and don’t feel too bright or annoying. Battery life is solid, and the wireless connection has been stable so far. The extra features like Turbo, customizable button mappings, and vibration add real value — especially if you mostly play in handheld mode. The only minor drawbacks: you might need a separate charger if the included cable is lackluster, and some of the buttons (especially the D-pad) can feel a little less refined than the official controller’s. But at this price, it’s a solid option — especially if you want something more ergonomic than Joy-Cons without spending too

I like this a lot. It's way more comfortable than the standard joycons, and I feel like I can actually play my Switch 2 in handheld mode now. However there are a few small issues that detract from it. 1. It doesn't fit in the dock. I knew this going in, but it does make it less convenient to use. 2. Technically it's not a joycon replacement, it's a giant bluetooth controller that you can fit the Switch 2 inside. Having to charge it separately is a bit of a hassle, but not a huge one. It is funny using it as a giant controller in docked mode though. 3. The analog stick range is a tad off. They seem to register 100% at about 75% of their physical travel distance. This makes them more sensitive than official controllers. Altering the dead-zone doesn't fix this, as that only affects the zero point of the sticks, not the outside edge values. The first two of those issues aren't a big deal, but the last one is a bigger issue to me. It makes everything feel just a tad off when playing. It's still a good product that I would recommend to anyone who wants something like the Hori Split Pad Pro on the Switch 1.

Great controller locks the Switch 2 screen in to prevent it falling, good sized grips make a ideal replacement for people with larger hands and is also more comfortable to use for longer play sessions, slight disadvantage is that you can’t charge with the lower socket and have to use the top connector. It takes around 45 minutes to charge the controller and lasts for about 8 hours from a charge.

Happy with it .. nice to hold and control.. rgb lights are nice .. 3 levles of vibrations

It’s like the description

Works fantastic.

So far works great! Nice colors, boyfriend likes it Will see about durability as only used a few times so far. Fingers crossed!