PowerA Enhanced Wireless Controller for Nintendo Switch – Apex Legends, Nintendo Switch Lite, Gamepad, game controller, Bluetooth controller, AA

PowerA Enhanced wireless controller for Nintendo SwitchAs an owner of both Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch Lite I wanted to save myself problems with Joy Con drift and looked for a wireless controller, which would allow me to play on them in a hassle free way.PowerA Enchanced wireless controller for Nintendo Switch is a decent alternative to official Nintendo Switch wireless controller. It is cheaper, although well built. The quality of plastic used is good, a shape is well designed and even longer sessions with Switch are not problematic anymore. What’s more, it is still marked with “Official Nintendo Licensed Product” mark, what guarantees 100% compatibility.The controller works great with Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch Lite, although usage of Pro controller needs to be activated in Switch menus to be able to use it.The controller uses 2x AA batteries (or rechargable batteries) and allows for many hours of play without recharging/replacing batteries.All of the above for even a half of price of official controller when you hunt a proper bargain.I can recommend this product to anyone looking for a Switch controller.

The media could not be loaded. (The reason why everything wasn't in plastic was because I already unboxed it)This product is amazing for all of the quality thats in it!The swapple parts are easy to insert and outsert!I already have the animal crossing one and its also cheap and nice!Only one con: It gets dirty easilyIf you have the money get the Fusion pro but if you can't afford it try: Black, Black-L-Lion, Animal crossing, Nook. Inc or the White-L-Lion for the cheaper end.

My 11yr old son absolutely loves this. It's a great design and comfortable to use however has no way of switching the pad off completely after use properly. And switching back on at the slightest touch. Which means the Batteries runout of power very quickly. So have had to teach my Son to take the Batteries out once he has finished using it...

This FUSION Power-A Pro-Controller is not only beautiful but the feel is everything I did not even know I needed in a controller. The craftsmanship has clearly been studied for low stress on the wrists, tendons and forearms. The hard carry case has a real nice finish and you can rest assured that your controller won't be under any unnecessary pressure stress.I'm not sure if I mentioned but this truly is the PERFECT PRO-CONTROLLER!!Thank you Power-A for your collaboration with Nintendo and creating this FUSION Pro-controller!

The best advantage of this over the pro pad is the detachable back paddle unit. There are four paddles ala the Xbox elite 2 attached by magnetic latches if you don't want that you can remove the whole thing and attach a provided cover hatch. Some cons are no vibration and no amibos but motion controls are present and correct one big pro it turns your switch on remotely unlike many controllers. Buttons and sticks are in my opinion superior to the already excellent pro ones but the back triggers are in a different league. Battery life is good 20hrs plus but the pro has the drop there I guess overall this is top notch but the price is a bit high though. As usual I will do a man from the future if any problems crop up none so far.

Felt cheap from the jump but functioned well enough at first. Purchased as a spare controller alongside my own Pro controller for the Mrs to use on the odd occasion we play together so it got extremely light use, 20-30 sessions since Christmas day.Noticed on the 12th of April that the left stick had developed drift (characters ducking/moving left when the stick wasn't being moved).Reading through a handful of reviews I can see that it appears to be common on these controllers which can be attributed to any number of issues in build quality & parts used.To summarise it's built cheaply using cheap materials & for £40 it's really not that much cheaper than a Pro, I would recommend stumping up that little bit extra & going for one of those because this will develop a fault, I'm 99% certain of that.Returning in the next couple of days thank you to Amazon's exemplary customer service. 🤙

Picked this up when it was on sale for £22, great value at that price. Batteries as opposed to USB C chargeable, which wasn't clear in the description. No rumble, but that's not a deal breaker, good size, can wake the console and comfortable to hold. Happy overall.

I really was expecting more from a controller at this price point. I'll run through a few of the good things first.The controller has good grip on the under side of the pad.There's a solid feeling case included, which contains parts from swapping out the analogues, and the rear buttons/arms.The face plate is easily removed and can be swapped with an included white face plate thanks to the magnetic holders going over the controller surface.The spare analogue heads have different lengths of neck, allowing for more fine controlling of certain games.The included USB cable is very long, and it's got a high quality braided finish.Now some of the things that left me feeling disappointedThe white face plate doesn't rest flat on the left side, but the black one does. This makes it feel like it's popping open when using it.The openings in the face plates where the analogue sticks come through is covered with a low friction plastic ring to limit rubbing, but the ring is not completely solid and has a little bit of movement. Whenthe stick hits the ring, it makes a noise which is a bit distracting and sounds cheap.The controller has no vibration, rumble or haptic support.Overall, for a controller that's almost £100, it doesn't feel like you're getting the full premium experience here.

misleading listing info; it indicates that there is a USB C cable that you can connect to it in case the batteries die.Not only is there NO CABLE, there is also NO USB C port on the controller

The controller feels great in my hands and is a great way to easily play Animal Crossing: New Horizons on my switch. This controller is also incredibly easy to set up and start using - I had it up and running in no time.The design of the controller is also super cute and has a great Animal Crossing theme that reflects the true design of the game.feels ergonomically, correct for long gaming hoursI highly recommend this controller to anyone looking for a great way to enhance their Animal Crossing experience on the Nintendo Switch.

Bought this for a family member that likes Apex and the art looks great, remote seems to work well as well from what I have seen.

The media could not be loaded. Now I'm fully aware that my unit was in all likelihood, defective. With that said, It's a great controller, but not perfect.When I received the controller, I was blown away with how good it felt in my hands and how fast it paired to my switch right out of the box. It also had the ability to wake the switch from sleep, which few third-party controllers that I've used have been able to do.I'll admit, I'm not a huge fan of the back paddles. I just took them off of my unit on the second day because they were getting in the way of the grips + I wasn't able to utilize them in a way that made sense to me as the switch isn't a console with very competitive games that would utilize them. And the headphone jack is a nice addition, but I have to say, I was more than a little bit disappointed when I realized I couldn't use headphones over wireless.The inclusion of 2 face plates is very thoughtful as you can definitely see a BUNCH of fingerprints on the black faceplate after the first time you even touch it, so switching to the white one is recommended for most people (it is a shame about the red stick crowns as it doesn't look super great to me.)I did quickly notice a few negative things though. I went to calibrate the sticks as I had noticed that pushing them all the way forward wasn't registering as such in games but was disappointed that I couldn't use the built-in stick calibration on the switch (though, I guess it's not a huge surprise as it's not a 1st party Nintendo controller). I did notice though, that on my particular unit the factory calibration wasn't just a little bit off like I had thought, but that it straight-up mis-registered what directions I was pushing at times.The "PC support" is uhh. well... it's there, I guess. Don't expect it to be plug and play in games, as you will be immediately let down. I was able to configure it and use it in most games VIA the Steam controller configuration (albeit with some compatibility issues)Because of the quirks, I did end up returning my unit. But all in all, if you're looking for an 'Elite' Style controller for your switch, this is probably your best bet. But if the quirks are too off-putting, I would look at the Gulikit KingKong Pro 2 // 8BitDo Pro 2 controllers instead.

I use this controller mostly for Splatoon 3, and it’s the best I’ve ever used.- It’s very light so it feels nice to hold and use.- The back buttons are very helpful. They’re easily accessible but not to a point where I’m accidentally pressing them. They’re also very easy to program.- The buttons & sticks feel really good to use. None of the buttons are indented in the way some of the original Switch pro controller are so they’re very easy to press.EDIT: Left stick drifts really badly despite regularly cleaning it & factory resetting. The stick seems to have actually become dislodged or something.EDIT 2: I got a replacement covered by warranty, very quick and easy. Works wonderfully.