PowerAWired Controller for Nintendo Switch - OLED Model, Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch Lite - White, Gamepad, Game Controller, Wired Controller, Officially Licensed

Great controller, good length to the lead that comes with it. Definitely a good buy..

Looks good but seems very flimsy

It feels very cheap in the hand, but it's normal for the price. It is micro-usb which is very disappointing and it is a pain in the head to play games on pc with it. I only recommend it for emulator games such as Pokemon and Zelda, but for games like Gta, COD etc. It is very difficult to make it work, and it does not work natively like X-Box controllers

This controller provides great mutiplayer functionality to the Switch at a low price. Also works well on PC's. It is so good I might buy another one.Some people do say that it is not as good as the pro controller, which is true but in many ways it is better. A similar build quality, a wired connection so it does not need charged, no haptics which is personally what I want alongside a cheap price. If you need an extra controller for your switch buy this. The cable is very long. The only thing I wish it had was a usb C adapter so it could be used on the go.

Plugs into Dock not the actual device so you can't use it on the go.

Perfect! Works like a charm

This controller is very easy to use, makes a few seconds to plug it in and get it working. The cable is very long so you play comfortably. I love the design as well.10/10

I wasn't expecting it to be an official Nintendo switch wired controller for £12.99. Very reasonable price. Works well. Highly recommend

Le encantó a mi hijita para su switch. Excelente calidad, tal cual las fotos.

Es muy bonito y de buen tamaño

Um controle simplesOs grips não cabem!Mas tem uma qualidade boa pra ser um controle econômico!

Very happy with this PowerA wired Switch controller. Even though it is not described for this purpose, it works really well as a gaming controller for game emulators on my M1 MacBook Air running MacOS 13.6.1 (Ventura). It worked out-of-the-box with every emulator I've tried — including Ryujinx, Dolphin, RetroArch and OpenEmu — which makes this by far the most compatible and easy to use wired controller I have found for Mac emulator gaming.And at this price, I could not ask for more value for the money. And it does not feel cheap to me at all — I do not think they skimped on build quality at all compared to higher priced options, and instead I assume the low price is possible thanks to the fact that it is wired and therefore does not need the extra technology that requires.I highly recommend it, especially if you are specifically looking for a *wired* controller (and not a wireless) like I was, for emulator gaming on a Mac. I assume the wireless Switch controller would work just as well, but if you want a *wireless* controller for a Mac, you have more options.If you, like me, specifically wanted a *wired* controller, or you want the lowest price / barrier to entry because you just want to try it out without spending too much money up front, this is by far the best I've found because of compatibility and quality. There is an unfortunate lack of good information and advice out there if you are specifically looking for a wired controller for Mac (and that's partly with I am bothering to write this review), but this is probably the best option out there and the value I got from this specific controller offered also gave me motivation to write this review. When I have experienced minor problems, it's been due to buggy emulation software, not to a problem with this controller or its compatibility. And its been a breeze compared to other controllers, which didn't work at all for me (wired 8bitdo SNES), or felt cheap and outdated (Logitech) even if they did work.And because emulators let you map the buttons to the controls of the original system, this modern-style controller will let you comfortably play pretty much every game ever made. The only downside is if you want the experience to feel exactly like the original game system, like N64 or SNES for example — it can work with those game emulators because you can remap the buttons to make most games playable — but if you want it to feel exactly like playing the original, you obviously will have to get a dedicated controllers for each system. But this style of controller is the closest thing you can get to a universal gaming controller for all systems. And that's a limitation of all modern-form controllers, not specific to this brand, or to Nintendo Switch pro controller — which, if you don't know — is pretty much the same layout as a PS or Xbox style controller, just with different button labels.

Controle tem um formato otimo para segurar e é de boa qualidade