Review on 🎮 D.Gruoiza Switch Controllers: Joy-Pad with Wake Up Feature and Enhanced Grip for Nintendo Switch (Yellow and Green) by Alyssa Turner

The phone's camera could not stand the orange color, the left joystick is not as yellow as the picture. As you can see it comes with a grip instead of the Joy-Con straps as shown in the product photos. Since I bought them for a fitness box, I don't need them. Also, the left side fit is very snug, not so snug that an adult can't take it off, but I'm not sure a child would be able to. That's partly because the joystick's left rails are also a little tight, but I think that's mostly to do with the grip. I've tried joysticks on the Kinova derailleur and grip and the left one doesn't fit that well, but it still doesn't slide as easily as the right or OEM joystick. I keep them because it doesn't affect how I want to use them and in fact I don't know how serious it is. Do rails wear out faster? I do not know. I know they pair very easily with both the Switch and Lite Switch, the wake function works on the Switch, and the joycons register hits in a fitness box just as accurately as the OEMs. They feel better in the hand and the stock straps fit and work well. I got them to prevent my fitness box's joysticks from constantly turning on and off. I keep one set on the console and one with wrist straps, and I just swap them out when the joycons I use for boxing need charging. It's a good week or more with OEM, so I'm hoping they last as long. Would I buy them again? YESUpdate in a month: Holds a charge as long as OEM joycons, and they seem to do a better job of registering hits in fitness boxing.