Review on Controller Adjustable Vibration Ergonomic Transparent by Brandon Wynen

It's great. On the first day I installed one with blue colors and one with red colors. There are many LED colors and activation options to choose from. I played spinning top race (asphalt 9) and everything worked fine. I've played shooters with spinning targets (Splatoon 2 and Overwatch) and everything was fine. The packaging (brand name "Bingbok") is good and will be reused when traveling because as they have rechargeable batteries they can't take them out like you could. with wave bird. The packaging prevents batteries from being drained (and button pressed) while in your backpack. The overall size is very similar to Nintendo's Pro Controller. (That's great.) Weighs slightly less than the Nintendo Pro Controller. Nothing distracts. These "Binbok" controllers have two extra buttons (one for turbo, one for light) that DO NOT get in the way. These controllers also have an on-screen setting for "Vibration Intensity". The ZL and ZR triggers (L2 and R2) feel a little long, and overall the keys feel a bit more "flexible" and have shorter travel. These controllers don't have Amiibo or Nintendo's "HD Rumble" support, otherwise they'd be a direct replacement for Nintendo's Pro Controller. I recommend it. EDIT: I ended up turning the LEDs off to save battery, although I actually only set it to "when the controller rumbles" and then turned off the in-game rumble.