Review on Officially Licensed PowerA Enhanced Pikachu Black & Silver Wired Gamepad for Nintendo Switch Lite by Steve Campbell

First of all I want to say that I like the design, but given the images that exist I have not considered the physical appearance of the design as you can judge. for themselves. (I like it). When I ordered the controller, it initially came with an off-center analog stick (or joystick as it's commonly known). Of course I open it (don't do this, even if PowerA doesn't replace it, Revain will refund your money. Opening it will most likely result in PowerA refusing to fix or send a new one. After all, they won't know if it really broke or you broke it when you opened it) and I think this is one of the easiest disassembly and reassembly processes. And it turns out that the sticks are easy to replace, and PowerA even sells replacements. So if you ever get those worn out joysticks, you can just buy new caps instead of a brand new controller! I solved the problem very easily. I won't break an error-based score because my sample size is one and that would be idiotic. Great functionality and amazing quality for $25. I was expecting a cheap feel from analog and buttons, but in reality it's a premium feel. The only thing that doesn't feel premium is the Dpad. However, it's designed to prevent you from pressing opposite buttons (left + right), which is nice as a professional controller doesn't do that. There are many reviews that talk about the lifespan of the controller. If I have problems with that, I will update this review. I'll also talk about how easy or impossible it is to fix bugs yourself. If there are no changes, you know the controller worked well in my life!