🎮 Nintendo Licensed PDP Gaming Faceoff Deluxe+ Wired Switch Pro Controller - Ergonomic Customizable Gamepad with Blue Camo Design Review

This controller would have gotten a 1 if it had been ready for immediate use. When he arrived he wasn't working. I realized the cable itself might have trouble making a solid connection to the controller, so I opened it up and voila, it worked great. The handles feel nice, the weight is great, the three-meter cable stretches through the room, the two push-button buttons on the back are handy (I mostly use them to replace the analog click of a joystick), but Chicken Dinner Winner Winner is the…

***first time*** It took 10 times to connect before it worked the first time. The second time didn't work so I'm buying a replacement. But the time I used it seemed ok. I disabled the programmable buttons because I kept pressing them by accident. In general, the controller was fine while working. I will update when the next controller works. ***update*** got a new one and it seems to be working much better but there are still some issues with the initial connection when all my ports are working

So far so good. We had two headsets swapped out thinking it was a mic, one headset broke, we replaced the mic, obviously no problem, we called Nintendo Switch and they couldn't fix the issue they wanted us to epic Name games or then write them came across this remote control and it was our last resort because the only thing we can think of is the Nintendo Switch headphone jack but the problem was that we could hear through the headphones but we could fourteen Didn't communicate through it for…

At first I was very impressed with the quality of the controller. You won't find a controller like this for $25. You can assign whatever buttons you like to the paddles on the back, or disable them entirely if you like (read the manual guys). But when it comes to the main function, I bought this controller because it's totally disappointed with the audio jack not working properly. When you speak into the microphone, you can hear yourself speaking through the headphones. Tried three different…

I've been waiting for this controller for a long time. The feigned obsolescence is real and there have always been controllers with: - Nice, flat and responsive buttons - Motion controls - Rear pedals/buttons that are easy to program - Good battery life, but almost NEVER not all. This controller finally has EVERYTHING. Pieces in exchange for no vibration, which is annoying but forgivable. However, a caveat, it's too little! I have fairly large hands and pressing the rear pedals is awkward and…

My left joystick keeps detecting that I'm pressing down lightly. Neutral slightly down left and right slightly down left and right until the end is not reached. It might be my fault but I haven't used the controller much in the last 3 months. I didn't save it wrong. It just happened. As for things that aren't variable, I don't like that the screenshot and home button move up +/- and closer to the left stick and buttons. Why? The way the official Nintendo Pro controller does it was fine. The…

PDP 500-134-NA-CM04 The Nintendo Switch controller is a bargain in my opinion for what you get Lots of photos as possible of the article and its various functions, what the controller can do, right down to the front, back and side of the PowerA wireless controller so you can see the button layouts and their differences. . The build quality is pretty good, when you hold this controller and play with the joysticks and buttons it doesn't feel like a cheap or cheaply made controller. I like that…

The controller itself is pretty good. It definitely feels lighter compared to the Pro Switch controller, and the plastic used definitely makes the controller feel "cheaper" (because it's significantly cheaper than the Pro Switch controller), especially the top of the analog sticks. feels very different and the buttons click differently, but that doesn't render the controller unusable or anything. Everything works fine on the switch. The two buttons on the back are mapped to both B and X, but…