Wireless Switch Controller for Switch/Lite/OLED Controller, Switch Controller with a Mouse Touch Feeling on Back Buttons, Extra Switch Pro Controller with Wake-up,Programmable, Turbo Function

Feel:Until I tried the Elisween controller, my Switch just gathered dust. In the three years I owned it, I played it less than two hours. This controller changed all that. I love the quality, the feel, and the control it provides. I have since bought other brands of controllers for the Switch. Most of these were officially licensed by Nintendo. None of which feel as good as the Elisween. This is the reason why I now own over five of these controllers. I love the quality!

Works with Switch 2 perfectly, and vibrates more than the pro controller

This controller, is actually pretty darn good. Lots of pros and very little cons. I use this on the Switch so milage may vary.Pros:1) For me there is no 'lag time' between conroler and switch, literally none. I have plugged it in turned off the wireless, and it is the same. Now keep this in mind iam about less than 2ft away form my switch, so this can be also a thing too.2) The buttons feel like you ae pressing something, not clicky but you know you are pressing, unlike some other controllers where they are feather light. and you breathe on it it goes off, if you press something you did it not a sneeze or burp air.3) I like the trasnparency, if something heaven forbid fizzes or bursts etc. I can see it and fix it.4) The charge time, i do use a 200W charger with a 200W C cord, so it takes less than 30min to charge from 10%, on another one, about 1-2hours to charge from same state. This is a darn good thing one can take a break charge the controller take a shower make something to eat eat, then get back to gaming.5) CAN USE IT AS a corded controller, which I like A lot. Since this one can charge the controller WHILE PLAYING, which most of the time one needs to do. You can use the supplied cable but that is short, use one of you own that is longer trust me you will be happier.6) REPLACEABLE BATTERY, yes, if one decided to upgrade their battery, yes it does take time to undo it open it up, but it can be replaced with a higher mAh battery which is a dang good thing, I know they put in a 800mAh battery that is to keep costs down, but they did leave it to be upgradeable.7) Battery life... this little thing, man oh man, I get at least 3-5 days worth ofplaying on a single charge. This helps when it auto sleeps, and shuts down so there is little no no power draw on the controller. If you are looking for longer battery life, 7+ days, yeah unless you ahve a bigger battery which this doesnt have, this is a good trade off I do love this battery life, since I do forget to turn off my other controller cause it doesnt have autosleep.Cons(there are a few but not enough to not buy):1) The APP is next to useless it really is, unless you like remapping your keys there is no use for it.a) You cannot change the color of the RGB to a static color that will always come on IE Red for me, makes so sense that it wouldnt 'save' it like it does the key mapping.2) NO NFC, this is kinda an issue with amiibo and other things that require it, or use it or need it. You have to use the switch NFC to do anything. This is not a direct replacement fo the switch controllers out there that have NFC.3) RGB While I do like the RGB, I do like to have it off when starting, it has the link and the charge lights which tell you it is on and linking, but the RGB first coming on isnt necc, there should be a switch to turn this off really....since the app doesnt allow this for some reason, a switch would have been nice.4) 'Turbo' buttons, and the like as well, not programmable in the APP, doesnt even have a choice for it. And trying to 'map' the turbo button to get it just right on the controller alone, is really difficult when you are trying to do something, meaning you cant jsut turn it off and on eaisly, once you have turbo on that button will always turbo yes, but you have to cycle to off...honestly the swtiches were eaiser when they had them. I dont use the turbo anymore, but if they added the switches back for it it would be nice.5) The Dual shock, I do like it and it does work quite well, for me, and prob only me, I would like to have had them more powerful, the app can only go so far in this, it is a weight vs counter balance vs battery. So they did this to preserve battery I figure. Motors are a good size, and good for the controller the the counterbalance weights maybe little bt more modification for myself to be a bit more rumbly. They fee like a cat purring in my hands at full blast...if this is your sort of thing cats purring, then it is perfect for you. At least this controller you can feel it and there is response there, you know something is happening unlike other controllers I have and have used.None of the cons are deal breaking....this contoller is moddable from the looks of it easy to mod, and open, and not break anything. This i also a plus, battery, motors, maybe buttons if you want diff ones. This should be kept like this dont mess with that controller people, please...some people like to mod their controllers.This is a good buy and I would buy again if i break this one that is for sure.

Listen this is by far the best controller I have ever owned across all platforms I have two of these and it has been the best money I have spent! I can’t wait for the updated switch 2 version!

Setup was easy once I actually read the instructions 🤦🏼‍♀️. Be sure to read carefully. Our kids also love the lights.

Great product!

It works like it says .

The media could not be loaded. I bought two wireless controllers for my Nintendo Switch back in January, and they’ve held up remarkably well. I spent about a month recovering from surgery, playing daily for hours, and even with that level of use, each charge lasted 3 to 4 days, which I found impressive.As of May, both controllers are still functioning perfectly. They pair quickly, have never disconnected during gameplay, and are consistently responsive.The build quality is excellent considering the price. The only minor downside is that the buttons feel a bit more rugged compared to the official Nintendo controllers—but honestly, it doesn’t impact the overall gaming experience.If you’re looking for an affordable and dependable alternative, I definitely recommend these .