🎮 EEEKit Wireless Pro Gaming Controller: Gamepad for PC Windows, Nintendo Switch & Switch Lite – USB Type C Charging, Newest Version 7.0.0 Review

This is a great wireless controller. I had a pro controller and was looking for a second one to play with my roommates, but I didn't want to pay $70 for a second pro controller, and I didn't want to buy a wired controller, so I rolled the dice. I wasn't expecting much as it seemed like a very cheap alternative but figured I wouldn't be using it much anyway. When I got the box in the mail, I found it quite light, and it's definitely lighter compared to a professional controller. The connection…

Exactly as advertised. After connecting (more on that later), I played Ultra Street Fighter for a while. Everything seemed to be working fine, including Rumble. I didn't notice any significant delays. Pairing is instant once you realize that 3 seconds is too long. I held down the Y button and the home button for 3 seconds like the instructions said and then the LEDs around the home button stopped glowing and nothing happened. I did a quick search on YouTube and EEEkit posted a video showing how

First I will remove the negatives. I have a big gripe with the motion controls. They are late and not always consistent. If you're considering this for Splatoon, Doom, etc., this isn't for you. What it can't do: play and load at the same time, wake the console from sleep mode, scan amiibo. Pairing is confusing, but this worked for me: 1. Charge the controller. (It didn't take long) 2. Go to the "Controllers" section in the main menu and select "Record/Change Order".3. Hold the Home button and…

The controller worked great until it broke but the EEEKit seller sent me a replacement right away and it works great. It's been a few months outside of the 30 day return window, only it earns the top stars in my book. The controller is easy to connect straight out of the box. I didn't need to update the firmware to communicate with the Nintendo Switch. However, I've decided to update the firmware to the latest version just to be on the safe side, and the process is pretty easy for the most…

I say 8/10 if the controller is Pro 10/10. If like me you have friends who come to play co-op games or can't afford a pro controller, this is a great alternative! I've only played a few Splatoon 2 games with it to test it out. I will update this review if I find any issues with it. Pros: Very affordable. Rubber texture on the sticks. Cons: Uses microUSB instead of USB Type-C, hopefully the new version can handle that. The reason this is a problem is because if they were the same I could use the

I wanted a controller that was cheaper than a Nintendo Pro. I'm not a fan of loose buttons or a slightly awkward grip, so the third-party controller seems to have lived up to my low expectations. The wireless professional game controller EEEKit arrived on time. I unpacked it, read the instructions on how to connect it to the switch and started playing. The top left and right buttons were a little wobbly, but like I said, that doesn't bother me. Then I got mobile with my Switch and that was the…