HORI Nintendo Switch HORIPAD Wired Controller (Red) - Officially Licensed by Nintendo Review

Exploring my thoughts on the item.Comfortably lies in the hands, you can not unfasten the joycons from the console. Reasonable price

A good gamepad for comfortable playing mortal kombat and other fighting games. (For reasonable money, unlike the PRO controller)

in the hand lies completely different than the complete joy-cons - you need to get used to it, and, looking at the previous reviews, you wonder - who writes them? With its pros: Compared to the original, much cheaper, assembled with high quality, at first glance With its cons: 1) the cord is three meters, not 5 as many say. 2) perhaps the main thing is that there is no gyroscope, so it becomes much more difficult to play 3) does not show signs of vibro life - it seems that it was also abolished

Bought at a discount in the store. Went cheap. In shooters where a horoscope is used, it loses, but in others this gyroscope is not needed. I found the use of the turbo button, now I actively use it.

It's cheap and doesn't have a number of features, but if the d-pad is important to you (and there's a lot of 2D on the switch), then it could well claim to be one of the most interesting pads. I bought it at the beginning because he looked very unusual and I was afraid of such a cross. But after trying it, I realized that it was simply the best and ran to buy a second one, already a new one.

This is my first gamepad for nintendo, I really like it. The perception of some games has changed, it is really more convenient to play them on a gamepad. Very satisfied =)

If you need a switch gamepad at a reasonable price, then this is the most reasonable choice, plus you can connect it to a PC. A strange crosshair, which many do not like, did not cause negative feelings, such a cool decision. Even more, I’ll say that for mortal kombat, I would remove this crosshair for the exact execution of combinations, so the crosshair is cool and it’s even good that it can be removed and attached to the back of the gamepad. Bought in aliexpress at half price with the help…

After 4-5 months of use, the left stick began to drift. Something Nintendo and Switch products have trouble with this. Calibration helps for a while, then drift again. In general, I am satisfied with the purchase, but the sediment is not pleasant

The stick creaked on the pro controller, took it to the unfortunate master, he put a non-original in which the range does not even reach the edge of the calibration circle. In short, he spat and went and bought it, along with the points, came out to me in 1800. Insanely soft sticks but if there was a calibration ehh Got pros: It is qualitatively assembled, the sticks are the most delicate, the buttons are perfectly pressed, and the shifts are perhaps the best in the world (I had all the…

*Second update - managed to disassemble the controller and put compressed air through the joystick assembly. It looks like the issue has been resolved for now. *Update - A little over a month ago the left stick started drifting. There is no calibration for this controller. Will have to replace. Original Review - My joycons finally fell victim to joystick drift. With Nintendo repair centers closed until further notice, I needed a controller to use during this time. It was a solid choice, no…

This controller is cool. I like it. I've been using it since June 28th, 2021. I love the texture of this whole thing. This gives you a good grip. The only downsides to this controller are the turbo button (which makes it illegal in tournaments) and the odd choice of using D-buttons instead of a D-pad. Latch on mount doesn't quite help with this? I like using the D-keys in some games, but when I can stick them in a deep hole, it's a bit awkward to use, and the pad mount slips and hits the wrong…

Arrived on time and in new condition. Bought this controller because of the drift issues that official joycons have. Key response is good so far, but travel time has increased slightly by a few milliseconds. It takes a few hours to get used to. The joysticks are a bit tight initially and take several hours to break in. The functions of each button and joystick are the same as the Joy-Con, but the +, -, Home, etc. buttons are positioned differently. Not so hot what's up. After using Joy-Cons…

Not yet wireless and not as rugged or ergonomic as official Switch Pro controllers. These are controllers that offer excellent value for money. I break controllers very often (including official ones) and have bought this controller several times. I find I get reasonable, if not impressive, lifespan from them and have never had any issues with stick drift or button sticking, at least up to a few months of use. It may seem negative, but to me it's all pluses. The turbo function should not be…

I bought this for the turbo function so I can farm shooting stars in Animal Crossing. It quickly became my controller of choice for convenience as it's wired and doesn't require charging the controller or docked Switch while gaming. The cable is very long for me and has a lot of slack when sitting about 8-8 feet from the console. The size of the controller is a bit unwieldy for me as I have small hands that better fit the size of the original joysticks that came with the Switch. It's not that…

**UPDATE 10/06/20** The left stick started to drift after less than a month of use. My left thumb keeps drifting after I release it when moving up or down. Left and right work perfectly. I still love Animal Crossing's Shooting Star Boost feature, but unfortunately I can no longer use this controller for normal play. I foolishly threw the box away a week before the 30 day return period was up. Lowering my rating from 5 to 2 stars. I bought this controller because my official pro controller has a