PowerA Enhanced Wired Controller for Nintendo Switch and Oled Model, Advance Gaming Buttons, 3.5mm Stereo Jack and Anti-Friction Rings, Officially Licensed: Animal Crossing: Tom Nook

Daughter loves animal crossing and is really happy with this, the wire is 3m so is definitely long enough for most users, I would say its a very light remote, also note it has no vibration built in. But overall and for the price a great buy and cute gift.

An excellent and very well made controller. It fits perfectly in the hands and it's layout is the same as the Joycons/Xbox pad with the addition of two extra mappable buttons.The controller doesn't come with a rumble feature, therefore it's very light to hold, yet it is quite sturdy.It also comes with a very long USB cable.Please note: The colour of the controller looks very reddish online, but it's actually a very snazzy pink with purple on the back.

This is the 3rd PowerA controller I have bought. I like them because they are stupidly cheap, come in a variety of funky designs like this metal mario version and they are much more comfortable for moderate-heavy gaming sessions than the little Joy-Cons.However.... They all seem to end up with the same fate: joystick drift. I have tried taking these apart and cleaning them out (as per youtube tutorials) and it sometimes makes a difference but the design of the joystick cradle makes this ineffective. Ultimately I just buy a new controller for £20. And this is the deal: they're so cheap it makes sense to go for the "disposable" version. You could replace these three times for the cost of an office Pro Controller, right?Yes you could, but having just forked out on the Pro Controller, after this one has just started to drift like all the others, I can advise the following differences should you wish to invest your good money in the official article:1. The overall feel of the Pro Controller is of better quality (or maybe it's the weight of the battery).2. It's wireless (the cable supplied with this PowerA controller eventually gets tangled and frayed, especially if the kids don't coil it up properly).3. You can recalibrate the sticks if they ever start to drift (you can't on the PowerA models).4. You can remap the buttons (this is a really useful feature I recently found out but which can't be applied to the PowerA controllers).I would recommend these for light to moderate levels of gaming and the value make them ideal for heavy handed kids. But if you want something that will last and survive more heavy use I would go for the Pro Controller instead.

Works well as a spare controller for the switch, cute design and long wire so can be used at a distance. My only negative is that it is very very light, feels slightly unnatural compared to like an xbox controller but for the price it's good value.

This controller for the price is ok, the buttons are good to press and so far the analog sticks are still good.one major thing for me is be very very careful with the usb plug as this is the 2nd controller ive had (1st one sent back as usb port broke inside controller) dont apply too much pressure on the port in the controller with the cable as it seems to be a bit on the weak side and could break very easily, its the one major downside to this controller.other than that it feels good to hold it doesnt get slippy and it doesnt weigh alot.

This controller is great! A very good price and a nice long 3 metre wire does what you want and is responsive to use.

On purchase this controller cost £12/£12.99 which already is a steal!!Only few gripes I have is that the d-pad of what I’ve used of it is not as responsive as I’d like, but that also depends what game your playing. Also the buttons are abit loud and over all there’s not really any weight to the controller.But these are merely gripes, I wouldn’t say it affects the products quality as a whole (especially for the price)!

Great quality, lightweight, solid buttons and sticks.Button are a little noisy and you have to press them quite deep to work but still feel high quality, likely to last a while.Controller sometimes disconnects, very rare but annoying even if its maybe once a week.The mini USB is likely to blame, its cheap small and flimsy.The programmable buttons are... there i guess, turns out to not really be useful at all. A Turbo function would have been a better fit and likely cheaper.