Review on Nintendo Switch Pro Controller gamepad, black by Dng Quc Hng ᠌

The preferred input device option if the Switch is used permanently. Thanks to the more comfortable shape, the hands do not get tired as quickly as when using the Joy-con. If you use it as a PC controller, then it is no better than competitors' controllers, and it also does not have analog triggers. Has some pros Good build quality. For three years, there were no squeaks and backlashes. Pleasant to the eye and touch translucent panels made of matte plastic with various engravings on the surface. The case retains its appearance well (apart from the glossy panel on the front). More ergonomically shaped than Joy-cons, so your thumbs don't get tired from prolonged or extremely fast-paced play. There is no general problem with drifting joysticks. At least in my copy for three years drift did not appear. You do not have to change or repair the controller every six months. Absolutely all buttons are made with a matte texture. Microsoft and Sony are still hesitant to take this step. Functionally, it is in no way inferior to Joy-con. NFC module, accelerometer and gyroscope in place. Holds a charge very well. Works significantly longer than Microsoft controllers and even more so Sony. Different cons: The triggers are digital, not analog. Just buttons with no response to pressing force. Very weak vibration. On Joy-cons, it is quite enough, but one weak motor in the center of the controller clearly does not cope with its task. For some reason, the handles were made smooth. Even smoother than the rest of the case. This does not interfere with holding the controller securely, but still, the rough coating under the fingers is much more pleasant to the touch. Bad location of the Home button. I constantly click on it by mistake when I want to pause the game. It is similar in shape to the “+” button and is located at the same time in the place where the finger itself reaches.