Wireless Switch Pro Controller for Nintendo Switch PC Android IOS

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1. Anonymous Verified Buyer – 29 July 2024

   Der Controller war ein Geschenk für meinen Freund und kam direkt super an. Das Design ist schlicht aber trotzdem sehr auffallend. Großer Plus Punkt für den Fakt, dass der Controller problemlos und super am Computer funktioniert. Getestet an Call of Duty. Liegt sehr gut in der Hand, optimal für etwas kleinere Hände.
   

2. Anonymous Verified Buyer – 1 October 2024

   Manette style Xbox One de bonne qualité.
   Utilisée sur beelink gt king
   

3. Humble Reviewer Verified Buyer – 13 November 2024

   This controller has a very premium look and feel to it.
   Connects to the Nintendo switch quickly and easily, the buttons are nice and responsive and give a great amount of feedback. The lights on the controller are really cool to look at too.
   Can also be used as an android controller and works well with the steam deck.
   

4. Fiveprime Verified Buyer – 18 November 2024

   I got this controller to use with my Switch. The controller came very well packaged in a nice box. The box contained the controller, a USB charging cable, a custom charging dock, and instructions. The controller has its own custom charging base that lights up or it can be charged with a USB-C cable. This is a nice controller with a LOT of features. As indicated by the product description and all the videos in the akiya-switch.com listing, this controller works with several different types of devices and it is very customizable. After initially trying to connect the controller to my Switch, I quickly found out the controller has 2 modes – Switch and Xinput (not Switch). The controller I received was initially set up to work with anything other than a Switch. It took me a few minutes to realize that I needed to read the instructions in order to get it to connect with the Switch. The controller worked fine after I was able to get the controller in Switch mode and sync it up with my Switch. Red lights on the controller indicate the controller is in Switch mode. Green lights indicate Xinput (not Switch) mode. Visually, the controller looks nice. It has kind of a matte/satin black color with some gray highlights and a few LEDs on it. The LEDs are red if in Switch mode or green if in Xinput mode. Physically, the controller has a nice feel to it and it has a good weight. The palm rests are grippy and the buttons are clicky. The thumb sticks and triggers work well. The controller has a good rumble to it. The gyroscope works well with Tears of the Kingdom. I was able to easily use NFC cards with the controller. I’ve used this controller for several weeks now and I am very impressed with it, although it does have a lot of extra buttons and features I will never use. Overall this controller feels like a “pro” or an “elite” controller. I am a keyboard junkie. After using cheap 3rd party controllers with my Switch, this controller feels like going from a cheap membrane keyboard to a quality mechanical keyboard. I can see how this controller might be overwhelming for some people, but I like it a lot. Highly recommend.

   

5. DANIELE Verified Buyer – 4 February 2025

   Ottimo, risponde benissimo, è molto veloce e sensibile
   

6. Nicky Verified Buyer – 15 February 2025

   A very well made gaming controller that can rival Razer’s accessories. The box and packaging was well designed and packaged to give a premium feel, and it comes with a wireless charging pad for a msrp of $70 during time of review. The controller features clicky mechanical buttons like gaming keyboards along with extra re-mappable keys on the side. Physically, this thing functions really smooth. Every button from XYAB, D-Pad, index finger buttons, macros, to fn keys are all very responsive and clicky. You feel exactly when the key has registered and the latency is unnoticeable. The aesthetics and lights are pleasing enough such that it looks good and does not drain the battery and is used as a feature to indicate what mode it is in. One thing I wish they did with the lights is make it indicate the battery life as there is no way to tell what the charge is unless if I have it connected to the switch. Connectivity wise, switching modes to pair with the Switch and my Win 11 device was fast and easy while reading the manual. There are so many buttons and shortcuts on this thing that it was overwhelming at first. There is always a QR code on the back of the device to pull up a digital manual including what buttons to press to switch modes, which is well thought out. Vibration on this controller is slightly above average, nothing as strong as wired controllers but reasonable given that it runs on batteries. So far I have use this for around 30m a day every day for a week and it is still holding up at over 90%, so battery wise it’s decent. This thing absolutely slays when it comes to combo heavy games where you need to get the accurate feel of button registration as the travel distance is very small and the tactile clicky feel is very accurate. It almost feels like you are clicking a mouse. The joy sticks are smooth and has very gentle resistance during usage to give a smooth gaming experience. The macros can record the joystick in combination with button registration. Needless to say this is now my main controller. The only downside I have with this controller is that it’s a dust and oil magnet due to the decently grippy sides and the plastic casing they use. If they can improve the material of the controller’s casing it would definitively make it a AAA accessory. The wireless dock isn’t too special. It’s heavy and has rainbow rgb, but is not customizable. It also has a usb-a pass through on the front to plug in what ever you also need to charge or in case you need to use it in wired mode. The rgb will only turn on when it’s charging the controller and turn off when not. I feel they could’ve pimp out the dock a little more such that it would show the battery level of the controller because it’s really hard to tell how much juice is left in the device. Overall, at $70 during time of review I can easily recommend this to people looking for a main controller that is tactile, clicky, has low latency, and can do it all it comes to what platforms to connect to because it is very versatile. I’d easily buy this device if needed as it’s cheaper than Nintendo’s pro controller, feels better, is more competitive, works on multiple platforms, and it also comes with a dock. Will update if this thing ever gives out, but even if the battery gives out you can use it wired, so the real question is when the joy sticks or the casing will give out.

   

7. Emil D Verified Buyer – 6 March 2025

   This controller is solid and with the memory button added specifically the the one’s located between the upper and lower trigger buttons very convenient and the non slip grip plus top of the joystick is non slip as well. Also buttons aren’t spongy to feel when pressed and responsive too. Love this product well worth it.
   

8. Brown sugar 🤎🤎🤎🤎 Verified Buyer – 9 March 2025

   This controller is so wonky really bad delay inputs Sticks the bumpers and triggers and buttons too So I GOT RID OF IT

   

9. Un bouton défectueux qui a des difficultés à répondre Verified Buyer – 9 March 2025

   Un des boutons ne fonctionne pas correctement.
   

10. Kazandra Arbizu Verified Buyer – 22 March 2025

    This is the second controller. I THOUGHT it was my switch but I disconnected my other controllers and connected them both just fine. This one does NOT connect to switch. I even reset the controller in the video, still no. I also checked in with a friend and it did not connect to their switch either.