🎮 binbok Joypad for Switch: Wireless Controller with 8 LED Colors, Turbo Adjustable, Vibration & Ergonomic Design - Console Accessories for Switch with Rechargeable Battery and Back Button (Black) Review

Very rarely do I make a purchase without regret. Actually. This has only happened twice and this is one of them. Words cannot describe the comfort you feel when holding them in your hands. The best comparison I can make is the Wii U's gamepad. (This thing was immaculate, despite the general sadness people felt for the Wii U.) I give these controllers 10s across the board. They light up, they're easy to use, they have vibration and a gyroscope, they're not small and they're not uncomfortable to…

Positives - Excellent product, fits perfectly in one person's hands. Looks good with the switch. It actually fits into the docking station, which surprised me. The controller is responsive, the button layout is great, and most importantly, it just feels good. Cons - Requires 2 charging ports to charge and only comes with one cable?! That. Nintendo has always been completely different and complex when it comes to controllers and buttons, and the third-party Playstation-based makes it weird. No…

I would like to. But couldn't. Pros: - The programmable buttons on the bottom are pretty cool. - Ergonomics are definitely better than standard joy-cons - Colors are a cool feature Now... Cons: - It feels sooooo cheap. They are actually lighter than the smaller standard JoyCons. All buttons and joysticks feel cheap. Everything clicks like plastic instead of feeling satisfying when pressed. - It is too wide to use with the hand switch. - Crazy Vibration! It doesn't work on subtle vibrations, but

TLDR: If you have big hands this controller is for you // much less hand cramps due to the better ergonomics but if you prefer a smoother setup see the previous block for comparison (foreground photo). I thought this was the last One was almost perfect // it's an upgrade in every way. The bottom of the controllers have flat surfaces, allowing you to place your Switch vertically (more stable than built into the device). The larger buttons and more D-Pad are soft enough for the most demanding…

I bought these because I've found that I really don't like playing my switch in handheld mode as my large hands would cramp and it just wasn't very comfortable. I decided to do some research to see if there were any reliable alternatives. After doing a little research, I came across a few YouTubers who have reviewed this product and seem to like it. I was a bit hesitant because I heard the D-Pad might look a bit weird. I bought it because I don't use the D-Pad anyway. God I'm glad I did! Pros…

I really like how this controller feels in my hand, it's actually a bit big for my small hands in handheld mode but as a controller it is pretty good, and of all the controllers we own, my fiancé (who has fairly big hands) prefers this one for all game modes. It's really ergonomic, especially for those with big hands. The LED lighted sticks are pretty cool too, there are a few lighting options that make this controller fun and a bit eye-catching. The paddle buttons are pretty tricky as they're…

I came across them while looking for a way to make the Hori Split Pro wireless but ended up regretting buying the Hori Split Pro and I really liked the Hori but it turned out to be much better. Comparing it to Hori's joysticks, I noticed that one of the main differences is the position of the console in handheld mode. Hori's rail position leaves a gap at the front, making the screen look farther away, while the rail position for those joycon lines fits the controllers nicely and leaves a gap at

UK customers here. I recently got a Nintendo Switch and found it very difficult to play games like shooters in handheld mode due to the tiny joysticks on the joysticks and limited grip. In particular, it is very difficult to use the correct joystick in this mode. I reserved myself for playing in tabletop mode with the Switch Pro controller, but that left a lot to be desired since the screen isn't very large. I found out about binbok controllers through YouTube, I first looked at Hori Split. Pad