• Take your game sessions up a notch with the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller.
  • Includes motion controls, HD rumble, built-in amiibo functionality, and more.
  • Comes with charging cable (USB-C to USB-A)

I bought this thing because the joycons that came with my console started having issues that recalibrating was not fixing. I was so used to playing with joycons after a year of only using them. They were very comfortable as a controller in their own right, with or without the shell. I still want to get the joycons repaired or replaced someday when I get more multiplayer games/ It took me a day to acclimate to the new controller, but it already feels just as, if not more comfortable than the joycons in the joycon shell. It's heavier but not uncomfortably so, it's comfortable to grip for a few hours of gameplay. Most of the buttons have decent feedback. The battery seems to be almost as good as the joycons were, I got mine last week and still haven't had to charge it since the first day. If I had any complaints, it's that the home menu and snapshot buttons are in an awkward location and don't have any good feedback, as they don't protrude out at all. I used to be able to take a video recording in the middle of a Splatoon game without getting pulled out of the action, but now it feels like I have to stop the action to reach the button.

This is fantastic. Bought so I could play Mario Kart with my 11yo on his new switch (joy cons + adult hands = no good, IMO) I let him figure out how to set it all up and he had it connected and working in less than a minute - so if an 11yo can do it, I suppose anyone can! We didn't bother with the directions. Definitely recommend for playing on the TV.

I keep giving Nintendo my money. I bought it as I started playing Zelda BOTW and didn't particularly like playing with the joycons attached. Hated to lay out another 70 bucks for a controller... but I did and I'm satisfied. Build quality on this is better than my Xbox, and the battery lasts seemingly forever. I love the feel of this compared to the Xbox controllers too. Damn you Nintendo... now I have 4 joycons (for mario cart), plus an extra controller, plus a charger, plus the plastic steering wheels. What will you make me buy next :).

I have been a Nintendo Switch owner for almost a year, and while I love the joy-con controller and grip overall, sometimes I prefer a more reliable and "traditional" controller. I finally picked this controller up on amazon this week. I love it. This is one of the most comfortable controllers I have ever used, which increases the enjoyment of my Switch games even more. The battery life is good, the layout makes sense, and it has built in motion-sensors for gyro-scope aiming, which comes in handy for games like "Splatoon 2" and "Zelda: Breath of the Wild." The only major downside to this controller is that the button layout for the "pause" and "home" buttons took a while to get used to, partially since the color scheme can make the buttons look similar. Other than that, I have no real issues with this controller; the battery life is good, and the controller itself is very comfortable, maybe matching the Gamecube controller as my favorite Nintendo controller. I would recommend picking this controller up for your switch. I spent months playing hours of Zelda: Breath of the Wild but worried about the stability of the controller I was using to some extent. Now I can comfortably sit back and play Breath of the Wild for even more hours on end with a controller that feels great! The controller is a little pricey, but more than worth it. So pick it up, and enjoy many hours of fun and comfortable gaming! Peace, Dana

I figured I'd be happy with the stock Joy Con controllers in the handle. My hands are smaller than most gamers, so it was relatively comfortable for me to use them, until I tried to play Mario Kart with my brother with the individual Joy Cons... Even my smaller hands aren't tiny enough to work them comfortably, and they aren't evenly matched since the buttons are sort of off kilter as a pair. I needed a second controller if I wanted to play properly with someone else. Enter this beauty! The Pro Controller instantly has a great feel right out of the box, with a nice sure weight that comes from its rumble pack and internal battery. It works great if you have problems using the smaller Joy Con controller in its handle accessory. The controller charges relatively quick, and pairing is easy with the console once you've plugged the charge cable into the Switch base at least once. My only beef with it is unless you have a special case that has room for a pro controller, its a pain in the butt to transport/travel with. Anything that touches any button or joy stick will activate it and kill the battery in it. I don't plan on traveling with it much, so for a home controller, it works perfect! Love it!

I waited before buying this Switch Pro Controller. I was doing fine with the default controller and using the console itself as a controller. Getting the Pro was definitely more of a want than a need for me but I finally bought it when there was a sale. One of my favorite games is Splatoon 2. I had gotten really good with the console as a controller because the boxy controller was not good for me. But, I really wanted to play on a big screen while having an accurate motion controller. That's one of the main reasons I decided to get this. — CONTROLLER — This is well-designed with a semi-transparent main body that lets you see beneath the plastic, with grips having a nicely-textured material wrapped around them. The buttons are smooth and work as well as previous controllers by Nintendo. After you set your motion control settings to exactly how you want them, this controller feels natural to hold and a dream to play. — BATTERY — This controller is charged via a provided USB-C cable. It takes 6 hours to charge, and you get 40 hours to play. That is more than reasonable for a wireless controller. — SUMMARY — The price was a tad bit high and I didn't get it until they dropped the price ten bucks. Hopefully, there’s a future permanent price drop so it makes getting this easier to swallow. This is a great looking controller that plays well. Recommended.

I like this controller better than their WiiU Pro. What I don’t like is the price and that in order to use your old WiiU Pro you’ll need a dongle. They should add support for them, they really should. I prefer the shape on the WiiU Pro better but this one actually feels more comfortable to me. They finally offset the analogue joysticks which makes gaming easier. 40hr battery life vs the old at 80hrs is a step back but they use the exact same battery just this one has hd rumble and an nfc reader. 40hrs is still long enough for even a hardcore gamer. You don’t need the joycons to play the switch. I brought my switch screen and this controller to work and played Mario Kart during lunch. Left the joycons at home. I like that the buttons aren’t so tiny like on the joycons. I have average adult hands and the joycons are just too small for me. I can’t use them comfortably. This is the best wireless option without a dongle.

I ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT! TAKE MY MONEY, NINTENDO! THE GOOD: Really good bluetooth range, no input interruption while playing the Switch docked from about 10 feet away. Feels great in my hand, and the larger buttons are nice. The D-pad is very responsive and feels as good as the classic D-pads Nintendo has made in the past. Pairing was a cinch and the battery last a long time on one charge. THE BAD: Only bad things I can say about the Pro controller is #1, its expensive! #2, that it's hard to go from the pro back to the joy-cons because the pro feels SO good in your hand. But maybe that's more of a bad for the joy-cons and not the pro, haha. OVERALL: If you are a gamer, you will love the pro controller. The pro will feel much better in an adult hand, but not so big that a child cant use it. My 4 year old uses it all the time too and loves it.

I purchased this when I ordered Super Mario Odyssey because my original Grey Joy-cons suffer from the notorious connection interference. This controller is absolutely amazing! It charges over the included USB-C cable that can be connected to one of the two front facing USB ports on the switch dock or any other USB that powers the device according to the specifications. It stays charged for a really long time especially compared to the PS4 controllers. I haven't quite expereienced the claimed "40 hour lifespan" that is advertised on the box but it is well over 30+ hours. If you prefer a traditional gamepad as opposed to the joycons I couldn't recommend this enough. It supports amiibo and features motion controls that can still be used in a range of games. Wonderful product!

I can't imagine playing switch games without this controller. The regular controller is just a little bit off in how it's shaped and it just doesn't quite feel as comfortable as you want for most games and for playing a long time. The grips are really nice and the feel is clean and button presses are pretty crisp. This controller is very comfortable and surprisingly has the NFC built in for amiibo. The only gripe is that the NFC is in a weird spot and can be a little difficult to trigger. The battery life in this is really good and I've never gone a play session where it's gone dead. Charging doesn't seem to take that long either. If only they had more colors, like a Luigi green. The retail price is a little ridiculous, but it's worth it on sale.