Wireless USB Controller for Switch PC MAC Raspberry Pi 2 Pack Grey

what our customer say this product:

Powered by

1. nildaliz vazquez Verified Buyer – 15 April 2024

   I was super excited to get this, but it took me a while to finally sit down and play and by the time I did I realized the C pad doesn’t work properly. Only the left and bottom C buttons work the top and right do not. I got this controller so that I can play Zelda Ocarina of Time which requires all 4 C buttons to work. I cannot play with the regular Switch controllers because they are not designed to move the character as he should he only moves sideways and forward which also makes it extremely hard to play.

   

2. Kenneth Gyi Corl Verified Buyer – 30 May 2024

   I really like the quality of this product. It seems to be well-made, but I can no longer use it because the USB transmitter stopped working. I would like to just get a new transmitter, so i can use my controller again
   

3. The Bumanator Verified Buyer – 29 July 2024

   I’m on my second one. They don’t seem to last long; perhaps there’s a problem with the battery.
   

4. Stephen Verified Buyer – 4 January 2025

   Honestly, works great.

   I’ve been using it for a few months. Wireless range, battery life and latency all feel good for playing N64 games on NSO with a docked Switch.
   

5. Ashley touchie Verified Buyer – 26 January 2025

   Works flawlessly, easy to program. Using for switch, will be testing for my raspberry pi 4 for retro gaming
   

6. TowlieRising Verified Buyer – 20 February 2025

   Buttons do not always work. Better get a brawler controller or direct from Nintendo.
   

7. Heather W. Verified Buyer – 23 February 2025

   Within the first couple of hours the joystick and buttons cut in and out.
   

8. Anonymous Verified Buyer – 25 February 2025

   Edit: After about 3 weeks of regular use, the control stick started getting glitchy (sometimes erroneously registered a hard right input; sometimes hard to get it to register a hard right input). Opened it up and tried cleaning the stick box first with compressed air and then contact cleaner, but neither fixed the issue. Since I’d bought it less than a month earlier I just sent it back for a replacement. Will update if I encounter a similar issue with the new one. Edit 2: Did encounter a similar issue with the new one (erratic hard left inputs this time). Returned and will not be trying again. —————————————— I use this controller for N64 games on Switch including Mario Kart 64, Super Mario 64, and the two Zelda games. Finding the right controller was tricky because I really want buttons for C up and C right. On the pro controller, C up and C right are activated with right stick up/right, which means they’re not mappable to buttons (the Switch won’t let you map stick functionalities to buttons). With this controller, you just activate the All Star Mode as shown in the demo video, and all the buttons have their original functionalities in N64 games. The All Star Mode stays selected when you turn off the controller or console, so that’s a one-time thing. (There are a few other macro modes listed in the manual, shown in the attached photo, but All Star is definitely what you want for Switch.) Even the rumble pak functionality works. Even better, the Switch reads this controller as a pro controller, meaning that you can map buttons. The controller has built-in extra buttons for Home, Select (-), and ZR (and the Start button functions as +), but I also mapped the D-pad buttons as shown in the attached image so that I can take captures and clap (ZR+right stick down) in MK64 online. From what I understand there’s no way to clap with the official Switch N64 controller. The form factor and button/joystick feel is very similar to original N64 controllers, although it’s overall noticeably heavier. The joystick stem seems sturdy, and there’s a replacement joystick in the box. Pairing is easy. After I paired it once, I left the USB receiver in the dock and never had to mess with it again, including across restarts and even if I take the console out of the dock and put it back. Just hit the controller’s reset and then Start buttons as shown in the demo video and it reconnects. I’ve been unable to detect any input lag due to the controller being wireless. As a MK64 player I may not be quite as sensitive to it as Smash players, but I guess that’s not even on switch yet, sucks to suck. Battery life hasn’t been an issue so far. The longest I’ve used it continuously was probably 3-4 hours.

   

9. Anonymous Verified Buyer – 5 March 2025

   Edit: After about 3 weeks of regular use, the control stick started getting glitchy (sometimes erroneously registered a hard right input; sometimes hard to get it to register a hard right input). Opened it up and tried cleaning the stick box first with compressed air and then contact cleaner, but neither fixed the issue. Since I’d bought it less than a month earlier I just sent it back for a replacement. Will update if I encounter a similar issue with the new one. Edit 2: Did encounter a similar issue with the new one (erratic hard left inputs this time). Returned and will not be trying again. —————————————— I use this controller for N64 games on Switch including Mario Kart 64, Super Mario 64, and the two Zelda games. Finding the right controller was tricky because I really want buttons for C up and C right. On the pro controller, C up and C right are activated with right stick up/right, which means they’re not mappable to buttons (the Switch won’t let you map stick functionalities to buttons). With this controller, you just activate the All Star Mode as shown in the demo video, and all the buttons have their original functionalities in N64 games. The All Star Mode stays selected when you turn off the controller or console, so that’s a one-time thing. (There are a few other macro modes listed in the manual, shown in the attached photo, but All Star is definitely what you want for Switch.) Even the rumble pak functionality works. Even better, the Switch reads this controller as a pro controller, meaning that you can map buttons. The controller has built-in extra buttons for Home, Select (-), and ZR (and the Start button functions as +), but I also mapped the D-pad buttons as shown in the attached image so that I can take captures and clap (ZR+right stick down) in MK64 online. From what I understand there’s no way to clap with the official Switch N64 controller. The form factor and button/joystick feel is very similar to original N64 controllers, although it’s overall noticeably heavier. The joystick stem seems sturdy, and there’s a replacement joystick in the box. Pairing is easy. After I paired it once, I left the USB receiver in the dock and never had to mess with it again, including across restarts and even if I take the console out of the dock and put it back. Just hit the controller’s reset and then Start buttons as shown in the demo video and it reconnects. I’ve been unable to detect any input lag due to the controller being wireless. As a MK64 player I may not be quite as sensitive to it as Smash players, but I guess that’s not even on switch yet, sucks to suck. Battery life hasn’t been an issue so far. The longest I’ve used it continuously was probably 3-4 hours.

   

10. Kami J. Verified Buyer – 8 March 2025

    It feels overall pretty great. If you put a box over my hands and put this in my hands I would think it’s slightly weird but other than it not riding the octagonal gates, feeling a bit thin in places and the buttons slightly squishier it feels almost identical to an OEM. It’s just a hair lighter than the NSO controller too.
    The instructions tell you pretty well how to connect to your switch, haven’t tried on my PC yet but I love how great it feels, I almost like it *more*. Controls like a dream and feels as close to original as you can, if you don’t want it to feel that close choose something else, but if you went looking for a replacement for the NSO, this is the right place. Definitely worth even buying the 2 pack for more (still cheaper than the official by value). I play tested on a variety of games, I find that tilting the stick quickly and snapping it into place is the best for turns or correcting movements, but sometimes it does even better with the sensitivity than the NSO controller.
    Don’t hesitate on this, definitely give it a shot.
    

11. Adrian May Verified Buyer – 12 March 2025

    The controller battery life is fantastic, the controller feels well-made, and it works perfectly with the Switch. As the video says on this page, you have to set the controller to “All-Star Mode” for the C buttons to work correctly (hold the START button and the A button at the same time for 3 seconds). Once it’s set to the correct mode, it works for N64 games. It’s been great revisiting some of my old favorite games and playing them as they were meant to be played.
    

12. Daniel Ocampo Salgado Verified Buyer – 15 March 2025

    Control muy recomendable funciona como un control original de N64, incluso los botones C y el botón Z
    Muchos personas que calificaron mal es porque al parecer no leyeron las instalaciones y de verdad es muy importante leerlas
    

13. pip Verified Buyer – 23 March 2025

    I bought this for our switch. I wanted to play the old school Ocarina of Time and I didn’t want to do it with new buttons, I wanted to whole shibang, the real deal, the correct feel! This works great, and makes me feel like it’s 1997 again and I’m playing after I’ve just gotten home from school for the day.

    It works for all the games, but you do have to shift the key bindings around as it doesn’t acknowledge you being able to play the ocarina with the C buttons. We had to figure out a work around by changing up the R buttons. It plays it sideways, but it works. Just have to do a bit of a workaround for it, so don’t get discouraged if it doesn’t work. I imagine that it wont be a problem on other devices, but because of how the switch is set up it doesn’t acknowledge ‘c’ key bindings.

    Great item, works well, feels nostalgic!
    

14. Idcare Verified Buyer – 14 April 2025

    Honestly bought this to play the N64 games on the online thing for switch but didn’t want to spend 100$ for the actually Nintendo one. Does it job, easy to pair up with switch, the stick is a little less sensitive than the real one, feels like my childhood controller. Great value, but doesn’t start the switch when punching the start button so you have start it before sitting down and play