[2021 Upgrade] KINVOCA C25 Joy Pad Controller for Nintendo Switch - Joycon Replacement, Wireless Switch Controller with Programmable Macros, Turbo, Motion Control & Dual Motors - Black with Charging Grip Review

Absolutely perfect. Perform a normal joycon and imagine what you can do to improve it and that's exactly what it is. Feels good in the hand, don't waste your money on a terrible split rug, just buy one of these. Wireless with no latency and REAL joysticks that feel perfect. I would say they are even better than the Xbox One joystick. The roar is spot on too. If you have a cheap heart to wirelessly connect them together, it looks like a legitimate controller. And yes, it charges via the switch…

Probably the best Joycon alternatives available today. They have chopstick boxes. No more joycon drift (which is actually a software and hardware bug, although you've heard it's just "dust" or worn contacts). They work amazing. The L/R buttons click, the triggers are soft but nice. Everything about these sensations and works perfectly. The included grip is nice and has a metal weight for some extra weight like a full size controller. The only things missing are a tactile rumble (who really…

Honestly, the joystick that comes with the switch is not designed for manual mode at all. It just doesn't offer enough grip and comfort for long gaming sessions. My fingers often go numb after 30 minutes of gaming. While I understand why Nintendo designed it that way, I really wish we could buy something that made it easier to hold in our hands. This Kinvoca Joycon is exactly what I was looking for. The large profile of this set of joycons really provides the secure fit I was looking for and it

I wasn't that excited about these joycons. I came here expecting something like the new Hori Joycons. But to my surprise, they far exceeded my expectations. The shape is amazing. But the square buttons are odd, and the extra buttons are oddly placed. Also, the lack of any coloring on the keys makes them difficult to read. Separate charging ports are nice, but being able to charge both via the included grip would be better. The devices are lightweight but feel pretty solid considering the price…

I bought these controllers as an extra pair so I have a good spare pair in case I need to send my joycons in for repairs. These joycons do not disappoint! The grip was amazingly comfortable when connected to my Switch and I found them very easy to hold and manipulate. The buttons are very responsive, with no lag between presses. Triggers are also very accessible and very responsive to input. They also have a nice click when pressed, so I enjoyed that a bit. Having played a few occasional Tetris

This is a great alternative to the official Nintendo joysticks. Of course, they don't have HD rumble, but the rumble is pretty decent for my taste. The D-Pad is a welcome addition to the left controller, but using it alone and using the D-Pad as face buttons can be awkward. That's at least the case with me. I like that the joysticks are longer, which gives the feeling of having more control over movement. That said, official Nintendo controllers and third-party offerings never seem like gods…

ORIGINAL REVIEW: Joysticks were almost perfect. They're comfortable to hold and the full-size analog sticks help a lot. While they're better than official joycons, they're also pretty stiff and have a noticeable dead zone when playing shooting games or games where aiming with the right joystick is important. . Most games won't have a problem, but games like Fortnite and similar shooters will notice how hard you have to push the joystick in a certain direction before it registers. Aiming with…