Wireless Controller for Nintendo Switch, Diswoe Bluetooth Wireless Pro Controller for Nintendo Switch, Switch Controller Switch Remote Controller Gamepad with Adjustable Turbo Dual Shock Gyro Axis

Connects and pairs reliably with switch with very easily. With or without multiple players involved.(others using any controller types)Holds a charge really well, and - important for me - the USB C port is solid and stands up to repeated inputs and outputs by clumsy kids, cables pulled at angles etc.The joycons are comfy and responsive enough, not quite as quick to re-center as you'd want for some fps/racing type games. But holding up to use well. Triggers pleasant, D pad functionally fine but the worst feeling part of the controller - its clunky comparatively.I find it doesn't pair with the PC like it says it does (for me, #1 flashes continuously while plugged in) when via USB C, haven't tried with Bluetooth as steam readily picks it up as a switch controller and its easy (and handy) to be able to apply the switch template to your PC game prompts. It doesn't seem to vibrate for me on PC games that should be compatible (possibly fixed by pairing with Bluetooth instead).Connects happily to android devices via USB-C but I've had no success pairing it to a phone/android device with Bluetooth.I don't take the switch anywhere without it and it's my first backup for PC if I find myself without a dualshock.

The media could not be loaded. This is a great alternative for the price. It feels good in the hand, the colour fits the switch theme. Connectivity is easy with the switch or via Bluetooth for any touchscreen device. The buttons are responsive. The design is that of a more expensive product.

Controller is great and comfortable, lightweight and performs amazingly well and is very responsive. Setting the controller up was very confusing though. The instructions were only half in English/other languages, so I had to read the French which I mostly understood. However, the instructions are not up to date in terms of the OLED model, the settings for the controller for the OLED are much different. I can see it was made officially for the switch lite but doesn't account for the other more preferable options such as the normal switch and OLED. Once I looked up the instructions to connect the controller on YouTube, it connected very well. It is a perfect size too. Vibration is on par too.

I was given a Nintendo Switch for my 73rd birthday and use it for Zelda Breath of the Wild, Return to Monkey Island and Portal 2. While I was surprised how easy it was to use the Joycons when attached to a television, I didn't like the footering about you had to do to re-configure as stand alone units. I checked out the various Pro controllers on Amazon and selected the Diswoe model as it seemed to be pretty robust, good reviews and a reasonable price. Not the cheapest but not the dearest controller either.It arrived well packaged and was very easy to pair with the Switch. Decent sized buttons which could be easily accessed without looking (I sometimes miss pick with the D-pad though.) Joysticks are pretty responsive and smooth acting with the tilt sensors crisp and accurate.Once charged it lasts for quite a while, I haven't timed it but a couple of days of two hour sessions and still operational. It has a nice heft, appears well made and so far I've been very pleased with it. I also like how, with the Switch docked, you power on the TV, select the Switch input and then hit the Home button on the controller to wake everything up. Just as advertised! Powering down the TV takes down the Switch and controller as well so no fiddly powering off sequence. Would definitely recommend for use with the bigger screen!

purchased this for my switch oled...purchased it when on offer and even had a voucher on it so was only £10 ish...a lovely controller considering the price better quality than an xbox series x. it connected to my switch relatively easily and once set up it works like a dream...the battery life is pretty good.I would even buy one at full price if i needed another one.

I was looking for a Switch controller but didn't want to buy another official one as I have always had issues with the official controllers. When I came across the Diswoe wireless controller for Nintendo switch I thought that I might as well give it a try.I was extremely surprised at how well this 3rd party controller is made and performs for the price. The XABY buttons feel solid and respond well to the input commands. The dual sticks have the perfect amount of tension.The wireless vibration controller is comfortable to hold. It's simple to pair up with no need for installation of additional drivers. It's probably the perfect weight for my health issues. The buttons respond quickly matching the speed of the official controller.The design is a great mix of the PlayStation controller shape and the dual stick layout of the Xbox controller, in my opinion this is a clever design as both will be familliar to console and PC gamers alike. It’s seems to be made with high quality rubber. It has non slip grip handles which gives you more of a grip when you are playing that all important game.The motion control works very well with compatible games such as Zelda Breath Of The Wild and I was surprised that it is included as the Diswoe is 50% cheaper than an official controller.The battery is built into the controller. It charges using the USB cable suplied and a complete charge gives 8 hours of playtime. Unfortunately if you wish to charge & play at the same time the supplied USB lead is too short at under a metre in length. I believe that it is also worth mentioning that whilst this is a wireless controller it can't turn the Switch on remotely.We have yet to try this for the PC but as it is USB so I don't see any issues with compatibility.Overall I found this to be a comfortable & very well designed/made 3rd party controller which I will happily recommend to anyone looking for an official controller.

This product is both useful and easy to use. Overall, it's a great product.