🎮 Afterglow Prismatic LED Deluxe+ Audio Wired Controller: Multicolor for Nintendo Switch - Enhance Your Gaming Experience Review

This isn't a perfect controller but still quite decent. No rumble or gyroscope, but overall it's a decent controller. The buttons work well and there is a headphone jack so I can play at night. The lighting is nice but I wish the video was better.

My son received this joystick to play with on his switch. He likes to change the colors of lights and light effects. Choose this product over wireless as wireless does not offer a headset option. The product is well packaged and the instructions are clear. I recommend this product

For the price it works well and my kids love the color change programming. It's a little light and seems a little cheaply made but they don't seem to notice and it works with no drift or button issues so worth buying. My child abused it 4-8 hours a day for several months during COVID and it still works like new.

I prefer this controller as it keeps me as far from the TV as possible and allows me to plug headphones directly into the controller. The only problem is that if you have to use an ethernet adapter, you can't use a wired headset when your Switch is docked. There just aren't enough ports on the back of the original Switch. I hope this changes in future designs.

I've been an Afterglow fan since the PS3 days. They're pretty accurate, and you usually have to get used to slightly different key layouts. The LED is a great thing. There is usually an on or responsive lighting mode, or an off mode. The nephews were introduced and they were very happy because I don't think they knew about it and I was surprised to see them in the mediation. I was told they had an explosion.

This controller is way better than the Nintendo Switch Wireless Controller because it doesn't freeze every time you press a button and the joysticks don't do that weird drift. The headphone jack is great because it supports the mic really well, but what I don't really like is that the petals are just programmable buttons, not just adding more controls. I also like it because it's a lot cheaper and a lot better than a wireless controller. I really recommend this controller to anyone who ever…

The controller is normal for its price, but just a month after purchase, strange drifts began, similar to problems with the left joystick. It's almost as if the stick is tilted slightly downwards, which I've noticed in games like Pokémon. Suddenly, my character makes strange slight movements or turns his face towards the player. I further verified this by connecting the controller through both USB ports on the docking station, as well as through the USB adapter directly to a port on the Switch…

Package arrived early and in perfect condition. It comes in the original packaging and the controller doesn't feel cheap or flimsy. Buttons, D-Pad and analog sticks all work and are satisfactory. The controller itself feels good in my hand, I'm a woman and I didn't feel like anything was too far or too close to cause cramps in my hand. The lighting is amazing too, I watched a YouTube video on setting up the lighting features and it's everything I hoped it would be. The lighting can be changed…

In general a decent controller for its price. However, the left stick has drift issues about 50% of the time. If I take my thumb off the joystick, my character continues to move, even though the joystick (apparently) returns to neutral. There is also an odd "click" when releasing the stick; in AC:NH (for example) if I move the character to my forehead and take my thumb off the joystick, the character then turns sideways a quarter turn and is now looking slightly left or right. This makes it…