Switch Controllers, Hall Effect Joystick (No Drift) Switch Joypad for Nintendo Switch/OLED, Full-Size Grip Wireless Switch Pro Controller with 9 Color Lights. Ideal for Those Who Prefer Handheld Mode

First, the colors obviously are cool and I like there’s so many options. I also love that it has a locking feature on the back to secure the switch. It feels pretty durable but I’ve only had it a few weeks so I hope it holds up for a long time. Most importantly though is the fit being so much better than stupid joycons lol. I can play games longer without straining my hands and it’s been really great these last few weeks. I like that I can still use it as a controller with my switch docked and connected to the tv. I haven’t even tried out the programmable stuff on it yet but I am looking forward to it. I love it.

I absolutely love this controller. It works fantastic, it hooked up to my Nintendo switch super easily and it’s way better than those stupid little joy cons. I highly recommend this controller to anybody that wants to get a good quality pro controller for an Nintendo switch.

First of all love it this product the fact I can change the colors and if I can use this controller over my joycons then yes this controller is perfect for the Nintendo switch gamer

Love this switch grip. It feels good and is light weight for the size. The joysticks feel good it feels sturdy and works great. This is my 3rd grip and give had several sets of joycons. I have large hands and love having the larger feel of the grips. This is my favorite look and feel so far. The price was great too.The only con I have is that you have to charge the grip separately from the switch so the grip won't fit in the normal dock or work with a normal charger cord. They do provide the cord you need to charge both and you can charge one at a time, but I would pay a little for the same quality and look if it would charge together, especially if it fit in the switch dock.

I bought this for my son’s switch since he needed new joycons. It feels like a pro controller instead of cheap joycons. The Jc200 easily paired with the Nintendo switch. It is easy to change through multiple color lighting options on the controller to get the look that suits your preferences best. Overall a great product for a decent value. It is very study and doesn’t feel cheaply put together.

I gave my dock to my little brother for since his was broken in a move, and have had to play my Switch in handheld mode exclusively (because, honestly, who plays in tabletop mode?). I'd forgotten how bad and uncomfortable it was to play on the Switch in handheld mode with the Joy-Cons. Especially if you have large hands as I do. I'd tried other decks to play my Switch and found that I didn't like any of them very much, primarily due to the fact that many of them place the right thumb stick directly beneath B-button, and in intense gaming session, I find myself nudging/bumping the right stick whenever I needed to press B and I'd completely screw myself over by accidentally moving the camera around. Plus, they're expensive and I didn't want to spend good money on something that may or may not work for me. So, I took a chance on this, and I've never looked back.This deck feels so comfortable in the hands! The button placement and especially the thumbstick placement are exactly where they feel they should be. The buttons themselves and the D-pad, all feel so good to use, and have a satisfying click without being too resistive or squishy. The thumbsticks are quit accurate and cradle the thumbs nicely as you use them as well.If I had any complaint, it would be that there's no USB charge pass-thru so that you can charge the controller and Switch at the same time. There's a concession made in the form of a double-headed USB-C charging cable included with the deck, so there's that. Other than that, I have no complaints about this device at all, and highly recommend it to anyone looking for an affordable solution for playing their Switch in handheld mode comfortably.

Bought this controller, used it for a few days - no issues. Played a game that would benefit from using the turbo feature. Activated it, worked beautifully, until it came time to turn the turbo feature off. Manual says you can deactivate it a few ways, however, my unit seems to be defective in the fact that the turbo button itself (initally used to activate the feature) doesn't work. Manual says press the button that has the assigned turbo function to start turbo mode, then press the turbo button to deactivate it. Tried it, no effect. Other option is to hold the turbo button for 5 seconds until the unit vibrates, indicating all assigned turbo functions have been turned off. I can hold that button for several minutes - no effect. I tried the reset button on the back of the device. I even tried holding that for several minutes, no change. I downloaded the keylinker app and reset the unit to factory through that - issue still remains. The issue is now I can turn the unit on, and press any of the buttons (X,Y,A,B, etc). As soon as I do, the little green light next to the turbo button (on the left side of the unit) lights up. Press the same button again, and the green light blinks indicating turbo mode is activated. Pressing the same button a 3rd time shuts turbo mode off - until you press that button again. Trying to use the A or B buttons to navigate the interface on the switch isn't possible. Shame, as this unit was great up until I turned that function on!

This extension for the Nintendo switch was perfect for us because the buttons had stopped working on the regular controllers. This is a Bluetooth connection and holds a good charge.