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PowerA Enhanced Wireless Controller for Nintendo Switch - Black

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Color: Black


Pattern Name: Controller


Features

  • Bluetooth wireless freedom
  • Features motion controls and advanced gaming buttons and ergonomic design with standard button layout
  • LEDs for power, button mapping, player number and low battery warning
  • Official licensed product with 2 year limited warranty

Description

Play your favorite Nintendo Switch games like a Pro with this officially licensed Power enhanced wireless controller. Designed for comfort during extended gaming sessions, this Bluetooth wireless controller features matte Black design with red accents, motion controls, standard layout, and metallic d-pad. Enjoy up to 30 hours of gameplay with new alkaline batteries (other variables affect playtime). Set up check for system update Nintendo system update version 6.0.1 or later is required for use of power wireless controllers. Connect your Nintendo switch to the internet. Typically, system updates will be downloaded automatically when connected online. Select ‘system settings’ from the home menu, then scroll down to ‘system’ to see system update version and automatically check for system update.

Release date: October 3, 2018


Product Dimensions: 2.6 x 6.3 x 6.42 inches; 9.6 ounces


Type of item: Video Game


Language: Italian


Item model number: 1507507-01


Item Weight: 9.6 ounces


Manufacturer: POWER A


Batteries: 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)


Date First Available: September 17, 2018


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  • Great option for a Pro controller stand-in!
Color: Teal Frost Pattern Name: Controller
First, I would like to say that I'm a sucker for turqoise, having grown up with a GameBoy Color of said color; the minute I saw this, I HAD to have it. Now, on to the main things to say, I got Power A's wireless GameCube controller with Christmas money, and fell for it right away; however, the button layout mostly works for Smash Bros. Ultimate, since some Switch games don't give you control-change options. With this in mind, I decided to look into getting one of these when I could afford it. Day one, I played with it quite a bit, playing three maps in Hyrule Warriors Definitive Edition to test out its button latency, and control, and I can safely say that both control sticks work like a charm, the buttons feel natural to press, and even the shortcut buttons on the back help quite a bit! I currently have them set for the left and right d-pad, myself, so I can cycle through my items without stopping to use the control pad. The L, ZL, R, and ZR buttons are sorta clicky, and mildly loose, so they wiggle a bit, but they do exactly as they need to, and they feel just right to press. The home buttons are small, and plastic-y, but that's somewhat expected; they do feel nice to press, and their being right in the middle of the controller make them easy to reach! Now for the d-pad itself. It differs from the rest of the controller, being a metal pad, for some reason; it's nice, and it's pretty, and feels surprisingly nice to use. It responds well when pressed, and I was able to use it to play Super Mario World quite well! At least, until the first castle. I noticed that diagonal presses to the up and right were hardly registering, even though diagonal down-right, and down-left worked just fine. I don't know for certain if it's this model of controller, or if it's a simple fix, but it's going to make platformer gaming more cumbersome for me. Even despite this, though, every other feature of the controller feels just right, so hopefully it won't interfere with my gaming too much. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2019 by Colin Kimsey

  • Great Switch Controller
Color: Black Pattern Name: Controller
I already own two of the official Switch pro controllers, and they're the best controllers on the planet, but I wanted to deck out my Switch with two more controllers so that my college buddies and I could play Mario Kart 8 DX and Smash Ultimate without breaking the bank. The PowerA enhanced pro controllers are a great option in this situation. They don't include the HD rumble, motion controls, NFC chip for amiibo, nor are they rechargeable (they run on AAs) but these are very fair compromises for $25-$30 less, so long as you've already treated yourself with at least one official Switch pro controller for those epic Breath of the Wild sessions. They don't feel as solid as the Switch pro controller, but they don't feel cheap and plasticky either. They're somewhere in between. The buttons feel good and the triggers feel good too, even if not as smooth as the official pro controller's. The sticks have a wide range of motion but aren't as comfortable to rest your thumbs on for extended periods of time. The programmable back buttons are a plus though, especially for programming moves in Smash. Overall, a stylish, well-built controller to add to your Switch collection so that you can enjoy games with others. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2019 by Erik S.

  • GREAT quality and worth the money.
Color: Black Pattern Name: Controller
I do wish these had a USB C port like the Nintendo one, however I also see why they would go against that. I’m sure that was one of the stipulations for Nintendo to certify it as a “Licensed Product”, along with anything else missing between the Nintendo Switch Pro controller and this. That being said, I’m very pleasantly surprised by this controller. It’s absolutely worth the fair price (was around $37.00 when I got it on Amazon) being almost half a Nintendo pro controller. I even am able to connect it to my PC via bluetooth, and use Steam’s built in configurations for the Nintendo Pro controller and it works flawlessly. Responds well. Feels good. Feels better and high quality than you’d expect at first glance/touch cuz it just feels like a cheap plastic controller. But when you use it, it stops feeling like that. Buttons feel great. Sticks feel great. It all around feels smooth and very well made. If you’re looking for a wireless controller for your Switch OR even your PC, or maybe both, for the price these are a very solid choice. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2020 by S. C. Reising

  • Functional and connects easily
Color: Pokemon Pikachu Gold (Only at Amazon.com) Pattern Name: Controller
Design itself is really cute and I do really wanted to keep this but if you own a pro controller already and you started using this you won’t be happy. I have a small hands and seems like this controller is meant for bigger hands to actually able to handle this with ease. Lighter when compare to pro controller which shouldn’t be a matter but the grip is not as great as the pro. It is cheaper and definitely explains with some cons mentioned. Don’t get me wrong, if this little baby doesn’t have an issue with grip and comfort I would definitely would keep it. But since I tried playing with it and trying to get used to it for about a week, I never really fallen in love using it. I was contemplating of keeping it for collection purposes but funds is more needed for my extra controller so I decided to return it. This controller might be for you if you don’t have a tiny hands and doesn’t suffer from hand problems like I do. It is in fact very functional. If you’re into fighting action stuff, this have those controls that you can set and program it that a pro controller doesn’t have. I was wanting to give 3 star since I’m returning it but rather bump to 4 since there’s a feature that a procon doesn’t have but this little baby has. Don’t be discouraged trying this out if grips isn’t your problem and bigger hands definitely. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2020 by Rob Reese

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