🎮 Officially Licensed Nintendo Switch Wireless HORIPAD (Zelda) with USB-C Connectivity - By HORI Review

Has pros: - Type-C connector for charging/connection - Comfortable grip, sticks do not cause any complaints I have been using it for about 8 months - no sticking Its cons: - For such money there is no vibration (for a gamepad that is cheaper than nintendo switch pro controller by 1_000) - No NFC (for amiibo)

I really liked this controller and started buying more cross platform Switch games. Unfortunately, 4.1/2 months have now passed and the right joystick is stuck and no longer moves smoothly. I recommend just saving up and throwing money at the official one. Or earn a gift card from survey sites and use it to reduce costs.

My controller didn't charge right away. I left it plugged in for just over an hour and not a single LED light came on. Really disappointed because I like the way it looks. Update: A second device has arrived and after only a few months has hardly been used and is now refusing to remain. The controller will now blink as if pairing is in progress, then turn off. The controller looks good, it just sucks. I won't buy anymore.

Pros: Good buttons, responsive, USB-C charging, wireless, convenient and light. depending on the style). Verdict: It's a good controller, a little pricey due to the lack of vibration, but not everyone likes their controller to rumble. I've played Luigi's Mansion 3 and the gyroscopes work great. Other than that, I think it's very much the same as other Hori wireless controllers, except it has USB-C charging. It's quite light, which means you won't get tired easily. I'm sure it's the lack of…

Finally, I gave my grandson one of my Nintendo branded pro controllers and didn't want to pay the price to replace it. I've heard a lot of good things about this brand. it's officially licensed and i love zelda so i gave it a try. I was very worried when I opened it, it's much lighter than the Pro Controller. After a month of use it actually holds a very long charge, with a light to let you know it's charged and driving great. I didn't notice any difference in weight, in fact it works better in

This is a very subjective rating. If you don't mind the things that bothered me, you'll probably love this controller. I wanted to like this controller. It feels good in hand, feels solid, uses USB-C and as a Zelda fan I love the design. I can live without NFC, but the lack of rumble really killed me. It feels too light for its size, the sticks have too much travel and all the knobs are too tight for my liking. The sticks hit hard when you push them all the way down, making a loud and annoying…

Although this product worked great, I used it the first few times, unfortunately the third time there was no charm. While playing on my switch and charging it, the controller suddenly died. I found this extremely odd as it was just plugged in and shouldn't have died at all. Unfortunately this was after my 30 day money back/exchange guarantee so I couldn't get my money back or get a new one. I really recommend this product, having used Hori products in the past, this was an unfortunate exception

Overall, the Zelda controller looks a lot cheaper in both construction and quality. For comparison, I used my Splatoon 2 Pro Controller. It's not my favorite controller, but it seems to work fine. Observations: - The actual material it is made of is a much lighter plastic. - The left and right sticks (tinted pink and green on my Splatoon controller, only blacker on the Zelda controller) are not very grippy, so with the reduced weight of the controller my hands sometimes slip when I lift or…

I'll keep it as simple and concise as possible, but I'll also illustrate some of the points and facts of this review. Important things you should know about me as a buyer of this product: I come from an avid gaming family, I'm a hardcore gamer in my own kingdom. I play different games, genres and have a growing collection of games, both physical and digital, although I tend to avoid and/or play the latter lol. I'm also partially deaf which illustrates the need for something I'm writing this…