Wireless Controller for Nintendo Switch, PowerLead Pro Controller Remote Gamepad for Nintendo Switch console and Windows PC via a USB cable as a wired

I was skeptical, but I couldn’t be happier with this controller. Works perfect, easy to hook up, holds a charge, good strong vibrations, comfortable in my hand, doesn’t feel cheap. Seriously, I’m an adult, I work hard for my money, and spending $60 for a Switch brand controller is unreasonable when this controller is available.I plan to buy another. I highly recommend this controller. You can not find better bang for your buck.

I've been using this controller none stop for prolonged hours on my switch and it still runs like brand new. I work very long hours(12hours) in an office every day and I take my switch every where with me. This controller hasn't failed me yet, its so good that I've considered buying 2 more. So far, its a good product and definitely worth the price.

this controller has Great feel, function, and battery life UNTIL it goes beserk. This is the FOURTH controller of this model which suddenly went wonko on me. I'd glady purchase a different brand, but my hands are just too small for most.When playing Zelda Breath for little over a month my character suddenly, erratically spins around or just moves suddenly on it's own. Not sure what's goin on here. When it happened to the first controller I thought it was a fluke. But now that it's happened again I'm not so sure. Can find no way to correct, so I'll try contacting the manufacturer.Nonetheless, I continue to buy these since, until it fails, it's just about perfect.(Picture only includes failed remotes, I still have one functioning that I bought about a month ago)

The haptic feedback on this controller is interesting, Bluetooth for PC and the switch work and I really like the SNES color style for the buttons. And overall the controller isn't giving me any issues. I personally enjoy the clicky plastic sounding buttons but some people may find it annoying. It's a nice controller and it's not quite as small as the pictures make it seem, which is a good thing for me

Solid controllers for the Nintendo switch. Didn't connect initially using wireless connection, used the USB (per a previous review) and controller synched fine, no issue after that (could use the controller with no cable perfectly after initial synch). Not sure about battery life yet.

I'm using this primarily with my Windows 10 laptop with RetroArch over Bluetooth. I am extremely pleased with it. The controller is fast, the joysticks are accurate, and the buttons (and D-pad!) are satisfyingly clicky. There is no lag which I am able to appreciate, and my games of choice include things like MegaMan X and Star Fox 64 where lag and poor controller performance will completely ruin the gameplay. I got this in part because it has USB-C to charge (and I am refusing to buy anything now that uses micro USB or older, because come on, it's 2018) and the battery life is great. The controller is solidly made and feels excellent in the hand. Additionally, I have briefly tested it with my Android phone, and it works with that too although I have not yet tested the touch screen emulation feature.

Cannot connect this controller to WiFi! Can only USB CONNECTION TO PLAY. INSTRUCTIONS DO NOT INSTRUCT ANYONE HOW TO CONNECT TO WiFi EASILY. I am going to have to search on YOU TUBE IT TO GET MORE CLARITY ON WiFi FUNCTIONALITY and update you with pictures with my non connectivity on WiFi issues.

Didn't want to spend 60 on a Pro controller, got this instead. I have to say third party controllers have come a long way. This is comfortable to hold, not awkward like the actual joy cons. Buttons feel sturdy and good to press. The only drawback is sometimes it's a little difficult to connect wirelessly, but with a little patience they pretty much always connect. Or just plug them in with the included USB - C cable that's included.