Wireless Pro Controller Compatible with Switch/Switch Lite/OLED, Remote Gamepad Joystick with Double Vibration, Screenshot and Wake up Function

I wanted a another pro controller for playing smash and it works well. It works like a normal pro controller with barely any downsides. Its way cheaper than a official one.

I liked this controller. It has all the same features as the original for half the price!

Works great, took a bit to get it connected but after that it works perfectly fine

Overall, very good for the price, but certainly not the best.I have used this controller and the all black equivalent for approximately 5 months. The quality is decent and hard to beat for the price, with some notable issues. When I purchased, the price was half the cost of a Nintendo Pro controller.Since I received them, the d-pads have been inconsistent. Often, the left and right on the d-pad are interpreted as an up on the d-pad. The communication occasionally cuts out (very briefly) between the controllers and the Switch. The other controller I purchased now has some drift on the left joystick, which inputs an "up" signal when the joystick is in a neutral position.The company offered a $10 giftcard rebate for 5 star reviews, which I assume is why there are so many.

My son just got this and it does the job, but the charging light LED doesn't light up like it's supposed to. Other than that, no complaints.

The media could not be loaded.  its a really comfortable controller. Ive been using it a lot and I dont have any complaints.

TL;DR:If you're serious / competitive gamer and require precision, accuracy, and endurance, or need all features of pro, get the pro.If you want a compromise, get this one.First off, I wanted to say that I don't think this controller is bad, you just need to know what you're getting into and you need to understand this is NOT a direct replacement for a Pro Controller unless you consider the compromises fine.First off, this one does not have NFC, HD Rumble, or Remote wake. I believe it's not advertised as having NFC, so that is pretty straight forward however the Pro controller does have one (hence why I say there are compromises). With regards to the rumble feature, this has rumble, but not HD rumble. Games that require the use of Rumble often times have both periods of light and more vigorous rumble. This thing just goes full on out. With regards to remote wake, I believe this controller is advertised as having remote wake, but as other reviewers have pointed out, this one doesn't have it.Now, the bigger issue at hand is that I've had this controller for about 3 months 3 weeks, and the left analog stick is just not holding up. For reference I've had my genuine pro controller for 2 Years, 10 Months, and despite having to disassemble to clean and lube it, periodically, it works fine. They appear to use different analog sticks.For reference, I've included both fake controller (The left one with the Orange colored pots on the analog sticks) and the Original Real Pro Controller (With the Blue-Green colored pots on the analog sticks)Hope my review helps your decision.

The media could not be loaded.  Unlike the other reviews, this one DOES wake your Switch console. With that said, this is a very fine alternative to the Pro Controller. It's certainly built like the Pro, but it's lighter. Analog isn't quite as good IMO, but the D-pad is perfect. Battery life is lengthy and the Rumble is cool as well. But I definitely felt this controller is worth the cash. A great buy if you're unwilling to spend a fortune on the Nintendo Pro Controller.