STOGA Switch Controller

I got this within a week of buying the Switch, and probably the one piece of advice I heard from everyone is "just buy the Pro Controller from Nintendo". I got a cheap 3rd party authorized USB controller while I was buying games in store, played some games but quickly just decided to grab the Pro Controller. After I used it, I realized why everyone loves it. It's almost perfectly built, feels great and natural, and so many features for the controller. Wireless works fantastically, battery lasts forever, Rumble feels good, and the motion controls work wonderfully. The motion controls are probably the biggest here - I didn't realize that games on the switch actually depended on the motion controls, which I really missed out on when I had a third party controller. With this, there's so many opportunities for motion control to provide a natural third joystick, especially in games like Breath of the Wild. Works fantastically. My only gripe is that, since it is so convenient, I love to just throw it in my backpack with my switch and its case, and go out for the day. However, there's nothing supplied to help protect the joysticks in transit. I would have loved to see easily detachable thumbsticks, or some kind of bumper, so that I can quickly store + access the controller without needing a protective case or worrying about the condition of the joysticks getting jostled. I know that's not really a trend with many comparisons, like xbox or playstation, but given what I heard about this controller having long-term issues with thumbsticks, it would make sense to me.

I bought 3 of these for our kiddos to use on our new Switch. I was a little anxious and unsure what we would get, but we have not been disappointed at all. The remotes are solid and have a good feel to them- they're not flimsy, throw-away remotes by any means. They're also pretty easy to hook up- you just press the home button to sync- and we got them going within minutes. The instruction booklet was a little small and confusing, but we didn't have any issues getting things set up the first time.Battery life seems pretty good. We don't play more than 2 hours per day at most and have only had them a couple of months, but we've never had an issue with the battery. Comes with a USB-C charging cable.Overall we're really happy with the purchase and would do it again in a heartbeat. Great price point and a solid set of remotes for us to use.

Great once you get it working - even thoughit says PC in the title, it's not very PC friendly. Instructions didn't help and had to download a third-party app just to get it to work within the game. If you can figure it out, I do recommend this controller. It's actually really comfortable and lightweight.Can't rate it on battery since I can only use it when it's plugged in.

I keep giving Nintendo my money. Build quality on this is better than my Xbox, and the battery lasts seemingly forever. I love the feel of this compared to the Xbox controllers too. Damn you Nintendo... now I have 4 joycons (for mario cart), plus an extra controller, plus a charger, plus the plastic steering wheels. What will you make me buy next :).This is well-designed with a semi-transparent main body that lets you see beneath the plastic, with grips having a nicely-textured material wrapped around them. The buttons are smooth and work as well as previous controllers by Nintendo. After you set your motion control settings to exactly how you want them, this controller feels natural to hold and a dream to play.

The Nintendo Switch Controller is a game changer (pun intended). I first thought that I loved the Joy Con controllers included with the console more than anything. It wasn't until I got the pro controller as a gift that I found out what I was missing. I fee like I have way more control over my games with the pro controller as opposed to the very small joy con controllers. The battery life on this thing is outstanding. I can play 3-4 game sessions of 4-5 hours each before ever getting a low battery notification, and they charge quickly. If you have not given the pro controller a shot because the price tag being almost as much as a game, I totally get it. I would much rather have a new game over a controller too! Once you have a few games that you play consistently this comes worth getting for sure.

I purchased this controller for the family as a backup controller but ended up using as the primary controller because it feels so good in my hands and our 7 y/o can use it easily as well. Overall I've been pleased with the controller, although sporadically I do notice issues with the gyro sensor not registering motion while playing BotW. Annoying, but so far it hasn't caused any play issues. The battery life is great and lasts through hours of play. Zero issues getting the controller connected to the Switch. I would for sure recommend this controller.

This is actually our 2nd unit, because the first performed so we'll. My wife and I both have a Switch, and this has been our goto controller when not using an 8bitdo adapter and PS4 controller. The controller is wider, which first feels strange but is oddly comfortable. Below are our pros and cons of the controller.PROS- Build quality is solid, similar to that of a steam controller with size and feel of the material.- USB C charging port. You don't realize how important this actually is until you have to use Micro USB again.- DPad, seriously. The clickiness is solid and the button presses are outstanding.CONS- Battery life doesn't last quite as long as I would like, but a good 5-6 hours. Make sure your charging it regularly.- Pairing can be tricky if you don't read the instructions on the back. It's not a typical Bluetooth search and pair which would be preferable. This of course is mostly the fault of the switch itself.Overall, highly recommended for Switch. We use other controllers for other consoles, so can't comment on the performance in that respect.