Ergonomic ECHZOVE Switch Controller with Gyroscope and Vibration

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1. A-games Verified Buyer – 23 May 2024

   Si me gusto ..tiene buena hergonomia….se ve pro…buen acabado…algo pesado ..pero encaja perfecto con la consola…bateria unas 4 o 5 horas…vibra perfecto…botones y palancas muy bien como si usaras un control de consola.
   

2. Javier Baños Verified Buyer – 28 November 2024

   Producto llegó sin ningún detalle y todo lo mencionado en la descripción.
   Todo los botones funcionan de manera correcta, la Nintendo switch reconoce el control sin problemas
   

3. SumTxDude Verified Buyer – 3 January 2025

   At the time of writing this there’s just 26 reviews with a some what low rating of 3.7. Unless the quality is really that inconsistent… I don’t get it, it’s working perfect for me. I like it alot so far and prefer it over my Binbok joycons or my Satisfy grip. This is the “Oled” model which I think is a newer version than the original model. This one actually comes with add on spacer rail adapters that make it compatible with both the original switch (it’s a tiny bit smaller) as well as the newer Oled Switch. I’m still playing on the original V2 Switch and the rail adapters worked perfect with the switch seeming to kind of click or seat perfectly in to place. Seems secure and if the next Switch console happens to follow the Oled format it might work with it? In fact thats one of my favorite things about this Dobe controller is that the joycons are connected with built in backer plate to make it a one piece solid controller that the Switch docks into instead of having separate joycons hanging off rails on each end. This makes it much more ridgid and solid feeling than my Binbok’s or any other two piece separate joycon design. The main reason I bought this is the Binboks felt like they had a little flex at the rail joints which still worked fine but felt flimsy and bugged the crap out of me. Always felt like it might break whether it actually would or not. All the buttons, analogs and triggers seem fine and work well. The D-pad is clicky but with a definite pivot point that works fine giving a true up, down and diagonal press. Buttons have a felt feed back of being depressed.. like they click with without being overly clicky. L and R are standard digital buttons. The triggers have a small amount of travel like an analog but are still just digital. Overall travel of a 1/4″ to 5/16″ of an inch but they feel kind of like a two stage gun trigger. There’s a short low resistance stroke that registers a press in game.. and then a wall of resistance that takes a little more pressure for the second stage that then bottoms out. Not sure why its like that but feels fine to me. To me it actually feels like it would be cool if a game utilized a two stage double barrel shotgun trigger, or fire plus grenade launcher.. (two actions on one pull). The sticks are pretty snappy, come back to center good and don’t feel like drift should be a concern. They have a small dead zone and track fine in the switch calibration utility (in settings). The sticks do come with various interchangeable grip caps which some are rubbery and some just slick plastic. I picked the two that were closest in size and height and slapped a set of Skull & Co rubberized grip caps on those and all was good. No turbo buttons but four extra back buttons, two on the back finger grip of each hand that are simple enough to program to duplicate almost any face button or trigger. Other info to mention is these have standard but good vibration feedback and motion control that works well. For me motion control is a must which makes the Hori split pad pro’s a no go for being an incomplete controller with out it. No NFC or IR just like all other third party controllers which personally I don’t care about. It does have a charge passthrough and is powered with USB-C… so you can play while charging with the standard switch charger or most any current 15w plus phone charger. The controller’s USB-C port is just there to pass power to the Switch’s USB-C port. To be clear, the controller doesn’t even have batteries, it’s just simply powered off the switch. That said it really doesn’t seem that taxing on the switch batteries or at least not enough that I noticed as it hasn’t interrupted a play session at all. As far as pairing all you do is jump into the settings menu and under controllers turn on the “connect to wired pro controller” feature and your good to go. This is actually just plugging into switch just like any other wired controller, you just don’t have a cord since the switch docks directly in to it. Of course a positive side to this is you generally have better, faster and more latency free response times with none of the connection issues that are sometimes possible with bluetooth or other wireless connections. I guess really that’s about it.. solid and simple. No fancy LED lights or confusing macro trick buttons.. just what you need in a solid and comfortable to use format. I did test this thing out with about 8 or 10 hours of play time before reviewing. Of course longevity will have to prove itself but the ergonomics, the actual controls and the quality level of the one I received I’m happy with. 5 stars for now.

   

4. Nick Verified Buyer – 16 January 2025

   This controller is incredible. Being a huge upgrade from the joycons, it feels nice, very solid and the sticks and buttons are, for the most part, great. The sticks work well and feel good, although I don’t know why only 1 is interchangeable. The bumper buttons feel good, however, the triggers feel a little bit mushy. Not much tactile feedback with them. All the buttons are great, other than the D-pad. The D-pad feels a little bit stiff, but it’s not horrible. Another thing to note about playing while charging though, make sure you take the actual console out, plug the controller in, THEN put the console back in. Otherwise, it doesn’t work. However, even with those small cons, I would give this controller 5 stars IF it didn’t break on me after 4 days. The controller still works fine, but I bought this on January 25th and on the 29th, I heard and felt a small snap inside the right trigger. After that, my right trigger has been very loose to the touch. The right trigger will now be pressed with the lightest touch. I can’t even rest my finger on it anymore, whereas I can with the left trigger. I may contact the seller and get it replaced, but I haven’t yet, so I can’t review the customer support for this controller. All in all, if it weren’t for the right trigger breaking so soon, this would be 5 stars. EDIT: A few weeks later, the left trigger broke in the same way. They still work, but are very loose and I accidently press them all the time. Great controller, minus the triggers.

   

5. Stéphane Raymond Verified Buyer – 7 March 2025

   Pour ma switch meilleur prise pour jouer et c point fort produit qualité et très facile prend et jouer mais le bémol de cette manette battre de la switch dure que 3 heure au lieux de 5 heures alors assurez-vous de bien charger à a 100%
   

6. José Jason Torres Mendoza Verified Buyer – 22 March 2025

   Excelente producto, se siente robusto y de gran calidad, la vibración es intensa, realmente mejora la experiencia, botones con buen tacto, excelente para smash bros!!!lo único malo es que es muy grande!!!
   

7. Jonathan Bornales Verified Buyer – 14 April 2025

   Its really solid and easy to use
   

8. Paul Verified Buyer – 17 April 2025

   First off, as showed in the picture, if you grab the controller by the grip how it was designed, your thumb will be on your screen. I by no means have large hands, I’m a 5’5 guy, I can’t even palm hold a basketball with one hand. The handles/grips are way too small, at least on the right side. On the left side, it is perfectly fine because your thumb naturally rests on the top of the controller where that Lthumbstick is. Because of this, it defeats the purpose of being an item you would purchase to play comfortably handheld. Instead of gripping the right handle with 3 fingers, you have to only use 2 fingers to get your thumb low enough for the thumbstick. I imagine they made it this way because they don’t want the controller to be too large. However, it kind of HAS to be larger if it is to be held in a comfortable way. There is a reason the Xbox controller is known as being the most comfortable, they are FAT. This alone would be a dealbreaker for me, but there are more issues. The second huge issue I have with it is that there is something wrong with the thumbsticks. You know how all of the regular switch controller thumbsticks have 8 notches in them for the 8 different directions? Well this one has no notches, which I thought was awesome so it would feel similar to an Xbox/PS controller. However, I think that while the thumbsticks seemingly have no notches, it still behaves like it does. An example why this is an issue is because earlier I was playing the South Park game, and there was a quicktime event where I had to keep rotating the thumbsticks in a circle. I almost could not complete it, because it was impossible to make a circle. It seemed to be skipping the corners or something. What should have been a 30 second challenge became 1-2 minutes of frustration. I tested it more by downloading an fps game. I tried to make a circle with my crosshair, and it is impossible to do so. It ends up looking more like a rectangle. You have to take it very slowly to make a circle. The rest of the issues are not as deal breaking, but they suck and will likely annoy other people as well. The right thumbstick is a smooth plastic, with literally NO grip whatsoever. No exaggeration, they are as smooth as they could possibly be. I saw other reviews mention this and I thought it’d be fine, and I could just make sure my hands clean and dry and I won’t slip. Nope, you are going to slip no matter what and its annoying. You could maybe make your own grip with like duct tape or something, I might have to. Next is the grip on the back/handle. While not as bad as the right thumbsticks, you are still going to slip even if your hands aren’t sweaty or greasy. There is a very slight texture on the handles, but it isn’t grip. It is just a front to make it seem like it has grip, it is a lie. Get some pine tar or duct tape and you can maybe make your own grip if you still want it. Almost everything else about the controller is fine. All of the buttons feel nice to press, although the Dpad and thumbsticks are kinda stiff, you have to press down on them harder than you do like an xbox controller or joycon, but I can live with that. The triggers feel nice, gryo seems to work fine, it charges fine while playing, doesn’t seem to use up extra battery power, the Switch can breathe fine and the speakers aren’t covered. Its slightly better than using the JoyCons, yet I still have the same issues I had with the JoyCons. Bad thumbsticks and very uncomfortable to hold. Been using it for almost a week, and I honestly see no reason for anyone to buy this. It solves none of the issues I had with the JoyCons in the first place. It is fine for games like card games, turn based games like chess, the really simple stuff. If you plan on playing any 3D games, shooters, or really anything that requires usage of the right thumbstick, don’t get this. Even if all you play is Solitaire or Tetris, there still isn’t any reason to by this since there isn’t any grip on the handles.