Hori Nintendo Switch Split Pad Pro (Pokemon: Pikachu & Eevee) - Officially Licensed by Nintendo & The Pokemon Company International - Nintendo Switch Review

Really good, exceeded all my expectations. It's quite large so expect the design to be unfortunately only on the front, nowhere else, the buttons are good, I wish the instructions were separate from the guarantee paper, like in a little booklet, but that's just a minor complaint . Still very good, now I wish there was a case for all of this, but there isn't a case big enough to fit in a bag, only a case that's too big.

I thought Joy-Cons were the only ones with this problem. I've only had these controllers for two weeks (maybe even less) and the left side is drifting in game. I placed a replacement order and even a week after the new ones arrived they started drifting too! Also, the grip can get a bit awkward as you can't wrap your fingers around it like you can with the Pro Controller. I'll just stick with the joycons as I'm still not having any drift issues, knock on wood.

I've had mine for 3 months now. This is much more convenient than playing on a portable Switch with regular joysticks. However, they do not have internal batteries, but are powered by a switch. So you can't use them as a controller when your Switch is docked. It was a bummer for me. Since they are switch powered, you cannot adjust the rumble/vibration. They're comfy and cute (I have an Evee Pikachu), but I think you'd better get a switch case with buttons.

As someone who normally prefers to play on a switch connected to a pro controller, I decided to give this product a try when I can't am on the TV and it works the same way. what it promises: run the pro controller in handheld mode. This controller works and feels great, and as a Pokemon fan, I really like the adorable design of Pikachu and Eevee. It's very quick and easy to set up and fits even when the console is docked. It lacks some of the features that the regular pro controller has, but I…

I have a translucent black and pika/eye set. In the hands they are comfortable but light. The keys are really thick and pronounced. In my opinion too pronounced. The sticks are also slightly taller than other controllers (Pro controllers, Xbox, etc.). I wish they had a rumble but they don't. I haven't figured out how to map the rear trigger buttons yet, but I hope they're useful. The photos show the Split Pad Pro Controller mounted on the Switch in the Hori Go Pack (Pikachu). One side of the…

I bought this controller for my boyfriend because I got the same controller and mini controller from City Outfitters. This controller is amazing, it's a game changer, the comfort is unparalleled and it's perfect for games that don't require a sense of motion. So, Animal Crossing, Pokemon, the story of the seasons, the world created by Yoshi, Lego games and much more. I will say this about the Mario Kart with this controller. It's easier to play. I play handheld a lot. Because of the size of…

1. Aesthetics. When attached to the Switch, they look like the controller has been cut in half and glued to the Switch. It would be much better if they made the controller faceplate flush with the tablet screen. Be that as it may, the tablet is slightly recessed so it doesn't look as tidy. I've had both "black" and versions of Pikachu and Eevee. The black version is opaque black on the back half of the case, while the front half is translucent, just like the official Pro controller. I'm not a…