Review on 🎮 Nintendo Switch Split Pad Pro (Blue) - Officially Licensed Ergonomic Controller for Handheld Mode - Nintendo Switch by Anthony Heinrichs

I love my Switch but they made it even better. I don't like the controllers that come standard with the Switch, mostly because they're tiny in my hands. I don't find my hands that big, but I always worry about dropping this thing. The Hori Switch panel pops up and bam these things are huge! They take a bit of getting used to because they make the Switch feel very long, but oddly, it feels great like I'm holding and reading a newspaper, and it fits nicely in my lap. The turbo buttons help, while a bit fiddly to set up, but they're great for certain games that require you to press the same button a million times. There is also a button on the back that can be programmed. . . But honestly I don't use it. I can't find the time when I would use it. Maybe in MH Rise, but I'm too used to doing things a certain way, so simplifying it kind of makes it harder. Absolutely logical! There are only three things I don't like. . .one. It's really light which makes it cheap. But it helps to feel lighter overall with the Switch. Which is good but still makes them feel cheap.2. No battery, it's powered for life by the switch itself, so unfortunately it also kills battery life a little quicker.3. No vibration function, so games where you can use vibration to let you know when a fish is biting or something. . . Well now you should check it out lol. I didn't feel like those things ruined it enough that I would turn it down because the price is really good for what it does and for those extra features it would probably bump the price up a lot. Above. And while I would pay those prices, I think it was a worthy sacrifice for a cheaper product that can do all those things! And when you look at the price of the tiny Switch controllers that perform other functions that come with the Switch. Well, that might help you come to the same conclusion I did. Hope this information helps! Take care and be safe!