CYOYPPY Joypad Controller for Nintendo Switch/OLED, Wired Switch Pro Controllers with Hall Joystick, One-Piece Switch Controller Replacement Handheld Mode, Switch Remote with RGB/Turbo

This is a nice controller that makes hand-holding your Switch feel more like a Steam Deck. It's also got a proper D-pad instead of just four buttons like the stock Joy-Cons.The grips are chunky and feel comfortable. For me,this is way better than the Joy-Cons in terms of comfort. The D-pad is the clicky type, like on a modern Xbox controller or some of the last Nintendo DS models. It feels good, although I prefer a bit more curvy steepness to the edges of the D-pad.The face buttons are okay. They're the typical silicone membrane type. Nothing special, but they work.According to the product description, the analog sticks are the Hall-effect type. They actually feel really good. Of course, only time will tell if this matters, as the typical ALPS analog sticks you see in OEM first-party controllers are still very good.The controller has a built-in gyro/accelerometer, so the games that require it will work with this.Lighting, vibration and turbo functions are easily configurable using the extra buttons. I didn't even need the manual to figure them out, which is great. With the lighting, it's RGB and you can cycle through a few colors or turn it off completely (hold down the button to turn off the light). There's also a separate button for the brightness. I just left it off, but at low brightness it's not too distracting and looks cool if you're into that.There's also a built-in stand. I'm not sure it's of much use since you'll be holding the product anyway, but it's nice to have I guess.The controller has its own USB-C port, and will charge your Switch while it's plugged in.One thing I was happy to see is proper intake vent holes cut into the back of the controller. I've seen controllers like this that don't have the cutouts. These really need to be there, otherwise you risk overheating the Switch or at best thermal throttling. So I'm glad they are there.Overall, this is a great controller!

Perfect alternative instead of buying more joy-cons, especially for the price

Daughter's Switch has the notorious joyconn stick drift issues and as soon as I saw this I decided to snag it. I've seen this in various tiktok videos, or a product similar, and it always looked cool.Just a quick note that you have to enable a specific setting in your witch in order to use it, but one that's done it works fine.Super simple to set up and use, just slide it into the handheld unit and enable the setting in your Switch.The biggest thing that I wanted to test out was the sticks and they work perfectly. No stick drift!Everything else works well on it as well. The lighting is a backlit RGB and you can tell that it's backlit. It doesn't look terrible, but it's not super nice lighting, but cool either way. Various different colors you can cycle through, so that's pretty neat.Overall, super happy with it. 5/5

I like it a lot so far! Super easy to setup, basically just plug & play. It looks cool and I like the customizable RBG lights. The buttons are a bit loud and bulky, but they work fine. The battery does seem to drain considerably faster. But i’m happy with it overall! Haven’t had any issues so far.

This one piece grip controller for Nintendo Switch is amazing! The console fits into it perfectly, and feels very secure. The ergonomic handles are especially comfortable to hold, which is great for long gaming sessions. All the buttons function as they should, and the thumbsticks are smooth and accurate. I'm really liking the RGB lighting feature. You can effortlessly change colors, brightness level, or turn it off altogether. Of course, since this controller is powered by the console itself, it will drain the battery much faster. However, the design allows for charging during play. Connecting this controller to my Switch was super easy, and it was paired almost immediately. Needless to say, I'd absolutely recommend this controller!

I've been using this wired Joypad controller with my Nintendo Switch OLED, and it's a decent replacement for handheld mode. The Hall joystick feels smooth, and the RGB lighting adds a cool touch. The turbo and vibration functions work well, making gameplay more immersive. The only downside is that it's wired, which limits mobility a bit, but overall it’s a solid, affordable option for gaming....

The media could not be loaded.  As a 6'2" guy who can easily palm a basketball, the original Nintendo Switch controllers are useless to me. I can't play for more than 10 minutes at a time without getting cramps in my hands. I've been forced to use a wireless controller and either play on the TV or with my Switch propped up on a tabletop... basically making my Switch worthless as a true portable.This controller changed everything for me. It looks nice, feels great, and makes my Switch comfortable to use as an actual handheld. Be sure to read the instructions as this is an unpowered (no battery) USB controller, and you'll need to enable the USB Pro Controller compatibility to get this working.One other important note, if you're using an original LED Switch be sure to flip down the two lever switches in the middle of the controller... they tighten up the sides just slightly to snug up the fit on the smaller screen. Those switches aren't documented anywhere in the instructions and they're really easy to miss.My one and only complaint with this is the lack of backlights on the tiny utility buttons (home, RGB, brightness, etc.). Those little buttons are tough to read even in good lighting and they're basically useless in a dark room.