🎮 Binbok Joy Pad Controller for Nintendo Switch/Switch OLED - Wireless Joy Con Replacement Controller with Back Map Button/Turbo/Motion Control - Adjustable LED Joypad Controller in 8 Colors Review

This controller was only good. I've had them for about 5 days with no issues as they feel very comfortable in hand when playing in handheld mode. They pair fairly quickly and have a fun LED light around the analog sticks that it's really easy to switch colors and modes between. The rumble function is also fair, not too aggressive or weak. It feels less premium than a standard joystick and professional controller, but for the price you get the same great functionality. All in all a solid…

I love the look and feel of this controller but now I have two with the exact same issues. The left controller's hum doesn't work properly (much louder and the motor is noticeably louder than the right one, and sometimes it still goes off even when completely powered off), and the right controller's LEDs don't light up in the top right quadrant, which is for each other color than green gives a slightly different hue than the rest of the LEDs. The LED problem isn't a big deal, I could have…

Just received these upgrades from Revain this afternoon. I got them to play Monster Hunter Rise handheld. The grip size is comfortable, and the large sticks and face buttons are similar to Pro Controller and Power A-branded controllers. The D-Pad has a nice feel. I didn't use the previous version for comparison. Played Super Mario Bros. half an hour, there were no particular problems with them. With strong pressure, the pad can easily get caught diagonally on the body. I opened up the left…

I've been looking for a professional Joy-Con Controller for a long time. Until I found these beautiful villains. These controllers are very slim and fit the Switch screen perfectly and are not bulky like the Nintendo Hori controllers. Everything about these binbok controllers looks very nice and they appear to be made out of very good quality plastic. unlike other brands that look like cheap plastic that breaks so easily. It also has additional buttons on the back like a professional controller

Where do I start? All of their 5-star reviews are bought with the promise of free treats. Like a docking station or a professional controller. They leave advertising inserts in their packaging. I ordered my first pair and the buzz was stronger and louder on the left joycon. So I returned it and bought another one. Only he had the same problem. So I emailed their support team and they offered to send me a new one in a few weeks so I can keep the old one. I agreed. Well, this set turned out to be

At first glance, the controller fits perfectly in the hand, the buttons are large and sensitive. The d-pad, while soft, works very well. Mileage may vary depending on how much you like the feel of the dpad but I have no complaints and am very happy to have a dpad at all versus a standard joycon. The spaced-out layout also looks nice, in contrast to the lined-up buttons and joystick of the original controller. Generally very ergonomic! What holds me back personally, however, is how much the…

Unless you play games that rely heavily on Amiibo or have sub-par hands, there's really no reason to choose standard Joy-Cons over these controllers. This time Binbok have outdone themselves. Most other Joy Con alternatives are not the same as the original. However, this pair took the lessons learned from the HORI Split Pad Pro and put them to good use. The only controllers to consider along with them is the previously mentioned Split Pad. The Split Pad has an objectively superior D-Pad. You…

Without exaggeration, this controller is the best third-party joystick I've ever bought. I also went through several different companies looking for what I wanted. I needed to change/toggle rear paddles with vibration and button mapping. I have a Hori Pro Pad which is good but has no vibration, I have another with vibration but it's cheap with a lot of input lag. But when I saw it I decided to give it a try. Between looking at YouTubers reviews and reading what is written here, I gave it a try.