SWITCH Split Pad Compact (Gengar)

I'm in love with these controllers. They have made hand-held gaming on the switch more fun, customisable, and comfortable!Pros:• Compact specifically are great for smaller hands like mine, but generally are just more comfortable and natural than the original joy con's.• No more pesky joy-con drift! And less expensive to replace!• Assigned buttons make gaming easier and more accessible• Turbo buttons great for games that require constant button in-put or button mashing• Full sized D-Pad, similar to the DS but more rounded and comfortable• Designs are great and far more creative than the original ones by Nintendo• The buttons feel much nicer, easier to press but not flimsy!• Toggles give you more control over the in-game camera and character movementCons (some only perceived so depending on individual preference)• No rumble functions that may make certain games difficult (I personally do not miss this at all and think the pros far outweigh the cons on this one)• Probably won't fit in your original switch case, but this will vary• Not detachable, as they work of switch battery (I still have a pro controller and the joycons if I chose to play in docked mode)• My Geekshare hardshell case needs to be taken off the switch body to be able to attach the compact controllers, so a potential vulnerability if the switch is dropped. However, you're less likely to drop your switch with these controllers as the grip is greatly improved!• No gyro features. Although so far I haven't played many games where the controllers use this recently. However due to the wider range given by the new toggle, you're input is more accurate without being fiddly, so lack of gyro might not even be much of an issue with these!

Less hand/finger pain with this compared with official small controller unit. Value for money.It’s not too big and too small, right fit I would say.

I found I was put off playing the oled due to the uncomfortable base controllers. Now with these Hori compacts it is a game changer. Ergonomic so much better, downside is the sticks have a very very slight click from statuary position, but I feel this will ease over time

Right outnofnthe gate, No NFC, No Gyro, No Rumble. And No Wireless.To me not a problem in the slightest. They are comfortable, the buttons feel good. The dpad feels good. The thumbsticks are amazing. Button layout is perfect the rear buttons are easily programmable and feel perfectly placed to sit under my fingers without accidentally being pressed.My one small gripe is the programmable back buttons, given they aren't wireless, you can only program them to act as a button on that side. So you can't map B and Y to them for reloading and jumping in an fps game. You can do one of them to the right button and the left can only be a Dpad commandz left trigger or capture button.Not ideal but other than that they work flawlessly for purpose.

There isn't anything less I expect out of Nintendo. It's very handy and comfortable. I recommend watching a YouTube review before buying it because it's not for everyone. For example, it doesn't work wirelessly and it doesn't have the vibrate settings but it has 2 back paddles, which are extra buttons, a button that spams any button of choice and its very comfortable!

I pretty much dont play docked anymore and use this as a glorified gameboy - necessity for switch owners

They feel so much better to hold than traditional joycons. Even for my small hands. I bound the left button to the left stick to save the longevity of it. Not like it felt as if it would break any time soon. The sticks are very comfortable, and better shaped for the thumb.

Cheap Hollow Plastic Used, i found the buttons to also be Hollow and not pleasurable to use. Unsure how would last in the long run. I did not find this grip added anything to more for the switch and found it uncomfortable personally. Photos online look nicer than in person.