EEEKit Wireless Controller Gamepad Nintendo Review

Very happy with my product. I have a professional controller so I bought it when friends came over or for parties. They look great and feel good. Sure, they may seem cheaper than professional controllers, but for the price, there's no denying the quality. I guess the battery life doesn't matter anyway, around 5 hours of playtime, but I don't see a problem in charging it frequently. If you want that to be your primary controller, that would be an issue, but not a deal breaker. This controller is

The buttons are positioned backwards from the standard Xbox controls. I don't know why, but for a beginner like me, it was a little frustrating to remember that when the game says A, it actually means to press B. When I'm used to the game it's not bad, but whenever I need to brush up it keeps irritating me. Also, I didn't really play with many controllers! These do their job well. I wish the cable was longer because sometimes my Bluetooth freezes and I don't want to mess with it. I do this…

Controllers are good on their own, just an Xbox controller, but for a Switch. All you really miss is HD vibration and amiibo functionality. But I wouldn't call it a deal breaker. You still have rumble and movement controls. What keeps me from giving it five stars is how poor the instructions are on how to sync to the Switch, what to do if an error code pops up on the Switch's screen during sync, and why the controllers themselves won't turn on . by itself. You must first repeatedly connect to…

So I've only had this a day and can say it's a great return on investment. Other things you can get MORE money at Target (depending on your Power-A) don't have as many features. EEEKit figured out the formula: * shaped (exactly) like an Xbox One controller (hi, thanks for not spending too much money on a worse design) * you can connect multiple of these devices to one switch * no batteries to fiddle with with * USB-C is the same connector as your switch. Awesome* motion controls. Controllers in

I was basically looking for Xbox style controllers to use with my PC and came across these. Although designed for Switch Pro controllers, they work great as PC controllers. The caveat is that if you want them to work out of the box, they have to work as wired controllers, because when you pair them with Bluetooth, Windows will recognize them as Switch Pro controllers and not Xbox 360 controllers, which you need to be compatible with most games and emulators. Another oddity is that if you turn…