NYXI Wizard Gamecube Switch Controller for Nintendio Switch/Switch OLED, Wireless Gamecube Controller with Hall Effect Joystick, Programmable, Mechanical Trigger, 6-Axis Gyro, Turbo & Vibration
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- Hall Effect JoystickElevate your gaming experience with NYXI Wizard's Hall Effect Joystick. Bid farewell to imprecise controls and welcome the advantage of unparalleled accuracy. Whether you're guiding Link through Hyrule in "The Legend of Zelda" or racing in "Mario Kart," NYXI Wizard's hall effect joystick empowers you to navigate every twist and turn with finesse. Unleash your gaming potential and conquer challenges with flawless control.
- Customizable Illuminated ABXY ButtonsExpress your individuality by customizable the colors effects of your joy-pad buttons, immerse yourself in the game with vibrant illumination that syncs with your actions. Your joy-pad becomes an extension of your style, while the responsive buttons ensure every input is executed flawlessly, enhancing your gameplay and enjoyment.
- Programmable Back ButtonsEnhance your gaming prowess with NYXI Gamecube Controller's Programmable Back Buttons. Whether you're mapping special moves in "Super Smash Bros. Ultimate" or activating abilities in "The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild," our programmable buttons put the power in your hands. Seamlessly switch between actions, catching opponents off guard with lightning-fast maneuvers. With NYXI Wizard wireless joy-pad , victory is just a button press away.
- 6-Axis Gyroscope Motion SensingStep into your game with NYXI gc controller's 6-Axis Gyroscope Motion Sensing technology. Feel the virtual world respond to your every movement as you tilt, twist, and turn your controller. Whether aiming with precision or steering through intense races, the motion sensing adds an extra layer of immersion, immerse yourself in the Action like never before.
- Adjustable Turbo & Vibration FunctionThe NYXI Wizard Controller's adjustable turbo function and vibration function immerse you in game world. Fine-tune your joy-pad controller's turbo response to match the pace of iconic titles like "The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild" or "Metroid Dread." Feel the excitement as adjustable vibrations bring every in-game action to life, enhancing your connection to beloved characters and stories. Get ready to embark.
Package Dimensions: 7.24 x 7.05 x 3.23 inches; 1.19 Pounds
Type of item: Video Game
Item Weight: 1.19 pounds
Manufacturer: NYXI
Country of Origin: China
Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Date First Available: August 8, 2024
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Color: Purple
I play/test this on games between switch and steam deck (yes it can connect to steam deck and perhaps pc) and it works so well. totally worth getting this controller
Reviewed in the United States on November 30, 2024 by Carlos R.
Color: Silver
I absolutely love this controller! I think the Gamecube controller is the best layout ever for the buttons, and having a convenient way to use it with my Switch in both handheld and docked mode is very cool. It is well made from high quality materials, and functions as advertised. The button layout is generally great for most games, although you may need to make a custom control profile that swaps the A/B buttons for some of them. Same with the octagonal thumbstick gate; I find it's very beneficial for isometric games like Super Mario 3D world, and Mario RPG, and can even be nice for games like Mario Odyssey and Metroid Prime. However, the right thumbstick is quite far from the buttons, so I don't really like this controller for games where you use the right thumbstick to control the camera. And being able to switch from octagonal to circular gates is a very nice feature, I find that I like octagonal for the left thumbstick and circular for the right one. The D-pad is ok; it's a significant improvement over the four buttons on the Joycons, but that's a pretty low bar. It's better than the NYXI Hyperion Pro, but worse than the official Nintendo Pro controller. As with all NYXI controllers, the non-HD rumble is WAY too strong, even on the lowest setting. You can use the keylinker app to set the rumble even lower than what the button allows, but the vibration stops working entirely if you go below 26%. I'd like to go lower, but it's tolerable at this level for most games. Probably my biggest complaint is the EXTREMELY bright LEDs on the face of the controller. You can control the brigtness of the A/B/X/Y buttons, but not the indicator lights, which are just amazingly bright. It's not a huge issue in a well lit area, but as soon as it gets dark, this becomes very noticeable, you can legitimayely use the controller as a flashlight. I currently have some light dim stickers covering the LEDs which helps, but that shouldn't be necessary. I'll never understand why NYXI is so focused on making things like LEDs and rumble way too powerful with no option to really turn them down. But flaws aside, it is incredibly comfortable, and for games where you don't use the right thumbstick to control the camera, it is by far my favorite controller. The octagonal gated right thumbstick is almost cheating in some games (Super Mario 3D world, in particular benefits from this massively) and the button layout is just as good now as it was on the Gamecube 20 years ago. If I were to only be getting one controller, I would probably recommend to look into a certain competitor that offers Joycons with HD rumble and replaceable face plates that offer an octagonal gate. But paired with another more "normal" option, the Gamecube style layout is really nice to have around!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2024 by TreeFiddy
Color: Purple
Overall this is a functioning controller with responsive buttons and is the appropriate shape for trying to resemble a Gamecube controller. The wireless functionality worked just fine and had no overall issues. The main issues I have with this particular item are what I can only describe as a very shortsighted design mentality. I do feel the controller has a bit of a "slippery" handling to it in terms of how it feels to execute moves (the only use this saw was playing Smash Ultimate, which I suspect will be its purpose for most people buying it) but I admit such a thing could be more subjective. The first more objective criticism would be in the design of the "C" stick, or in this case its right analog stick. Unlike a Gamecube controller whose right stick is a smaller nub not meant for constant directional use, they opted to make the stick on this controller a towering, full-hatted stick. Now, I imagine this decision was made so that it could be used more like a traditional analog stick in modern games, but the fact of the matter is that the design layout of this controller makes it impractical for anything but an actual Gamecube game, as the buttons are shuffled around when used as a Pro Controller. Is it possible? Certianly. Do I expect most anyone to be using it as such? Not at all. Why does it matter, you ask? Given the Gamecube layout, those puts the B button uncomfortably close to that wider, taller stick and as such the entire time I was playing Smash with it, any time I would use a special move involving the B button my thumb would go against this stick and risk pushing it in a direction. If you play Smash you know that tilting the C-stick will initiate a different attack altogether so during frenetic moments. This is very problematic and led to a lot of frustrating accidents. The other design flaw is one I can think of no real rationality for, and that is how this blasted thing is charged. Since it is technically two "Joy Cons" and thus can be detached from the center piece, it means that each controller half can be handled independently and thus have their own internal battery. Given that these are modeled after a Gamecube, they are not at all wieldable that way as they are far too wide, so I can only assume they are this way so that you can snap them onto the sides of the Switch itself for handheld mode. I grant that there is use to that, but the compromise they arrived at to make this possible is simply too irritating; each half has its own charging port with no way to charge them through one cable. The center piece that the two halves snap onto has no power or charge of its own and is just a hollow piece of plastic. I really feel like *it* should have been the battery with a charging port in the bottom while the two controller halves are powered off of it. What really made this offensive to me was the lack of any pack-in item to facilitate charging these properly. Obviously you will always be using both halves in tandem no matter what you will be doing so you will therefore want to keep these evenly charged, and as such you would think that *surely* they would include some kind of cable or charger that can charge both halves at once? You would, unfortunately, be mistaken in thinking that. This comes with a single USB C cable with only one tip on it. If they had at *least* included a charging cable that split off into two tips to charge them simultaneously I would have given them a little bit of credit for their design compromise, but to only include a single-tip cable like that felt awfully insulting for something priced at such a high premium. Overall, I see no real niche for this thing unless you desperately need a wireless option shaped just like a Gamecube controller and don't want to do any sort of modding or using bluetooth adapters. Otherwise I highly recommend just getting the Hori Switch battle pad. It's regularly hovering around thirty bucks, feels great, has great buttons, doesn't have squishy analog triggers for its shoulder buttons (modern Smash does not have any use for those), and quite frankly I find them more attractive.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2024 by Nale
Color: Sliver
Works well and fits adult hands
Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2024 by Zenas Lopez
Color: Purple
This controller is one of the best controllers I ever used on video games & it's the best controller that I played with on Nintendo Switch. The buttons on each side on the back of the controller parts irritated me for a while, but I eventually figured out how to turn off the macro/programming buttons so it wouldn't interrupt my games when I play. All you do is hold down the macro button/s (that are under the Home button or Photo/Video button) for 3sec to turn them off. Sometimes you just gotta read the instruction manual, LOL! It is pretty easy to accidentally program the back buttons, but I will still give this controller a 5star (or at least a 4½).
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Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2024 by Asa McKaty
Color: Purple
If you are looking for something more GameCube-ish, this controller is great not only as standalone but on the switch itself. Using it instead of joy cons makes the switch a little more ergonomic to hold than a flat slab. Overall I would recommend, but the layout may not be to everyone’s liking.
Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2024 by GM
Color: Black
The nostalgia and genuinely good quality are the things this controller has. I wanted to love this grrip so much and I just... Cant
Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2024 by J. Loomis
Color: Purple
Bought for fiance for christmas. He loved it then it started glitches while he was playing some games.
Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2024 by Leah Meyer