🎮 Exlene Wireless Gamecube Controller for Nintendo Switch and PC - Rechargeable, Motion Controls, Rumble, Turbo (Bluetooth Version) Review

Pros: - Works great on Switch or PC (dolphin emulator). The range is good and you can easily toggle the switch on and off with this controller. - The knobs and buttons are the same as the Gamecube controller, except for the ZL/ZR, which have less travel (which is good). - Motion controls work just like a Nintendo Pro Controller - The rumble works and it's pretty strong - I haven't charged the battery yet but I expect it to last +20 hours. You can check the battery status in the controller view.

This controller is ideal for Dolphin on PC. It's responsive, ergonomic and looks like the real thing. I had to remove the asterisk because the L and R buttons aren't analogue, but that didn't become an obstacle for me. The main reason I wanted to do this review is to help people connect it to a PC via bluetooth because the process is a bit confusing. install a driver for it. I'll save you some time by saying that it won't sync to your bluetooth adapter unless the controller is physically…

This is not a perfect 1:1 copy of the Gamecube controller - it has more buttons to match the functionality of modern controllers. I bought it to play retro games on PC, so I can't vouch for its performance on Nintendo Switch. PCs running Windows 10 had problems with the Bluetooth function and I could not pair. Luckily, I was able to spot it and use the USB cable that came with it. Buttons and joysticks work perfectly. They have a perfect click and the triggers have great feedback when pressed…

My computer recognizes it as a keyboard which sucks because if you close something with the exit button then when you press start you close the games because the button "Start " is the exit key. Overall not a bad controller, fairly low latency, I like it for Rivals of Aether but due to the keyboard issue mentioned above I can't recommend it for Slippi as Dolphin is exited with the escape key. When I connect it to my computer via USB it comes across as an Xbox controller but the connection to it

I have both the PowerA wireless controller and this controller (bluetooth version). I first bought the PowerA and didn't like the overall feel of the controller. What I basically didn't like was that PowerA's triggers had silly moves. This is a big bug in Super Smash. The Exlene controller has almost no movement on triggers, which is a huge improvement. The Exlene controller feels much better overall, with better build quality and a stronger click instead of overly loud buttons. In comparison…

This controller seems to be almost perfect. The texture and buttons are mostly identical to the original GameCube controller. My original GameCube controller has a softer feel, but I'm wondering if it's worn down after 20 years of use. Exlene is more clickable, but not in a bad way; It's the same as any good new controller. The sizes seem to be correct and in a blind test I probably won't be able to tell immediately which one I'm holding in my hand. The GameCube controller was superbly designed

I'm a big fan of Gamecube controllers and when PowerA came out with their wireless controllers I bought them. They worked well on a PC, but the need to change batteries and the C-Stick's custom size were annoying. It seemed like the best option. It's not like this. What I liked about the PowerA controller was that it was Nintendo quality and not a cheap fake. He also updated the controller with a larger D-Pad, gyroscope, joystick clicks, a second shoulder button, launch and select buttons; all…

It is important to note that this review is for PC only. I don't have a switch and I have no idea how it would work there. Out of the box I had no problem pairing it with my purchased bluetooth 5.1 dongle which I will link here: https://www.amazon. com/gp/product/B095R6VK7Y/ But unfortunately I have some other problems with the controller. Functionally, everything looks pretty good. I was surprised that the joysticks also pressed the L3 and R3 buttons. It was a really nice and welcome change…