Wireless Gamecube Controller for Nintendo Switch,Wireless Switch Pro Controller for Nintendo Switch/PC/Steam,One-Button Wake Up,6-Axis Gyro Motion,Turbo & Auto Turbo(Black)

They work very well, no delay, buttons haven't started to stick or break after alot of use, the charge lasts a pretty long time. I have vibration turned off so can't speak to that. It's very light weight, it's feels pretty cheap like a moderate impact could be the end of it, but that's not really a concern to me. I have no complaints, would definitely buy again.

tldr: bluetooth functions great, i never have any idea what my battery level is at, and for no reasoning it loves to swap the A and B button's functionality in steam (and maybe X and Y)Total clarity, I bought this to play Multiversus on steam. I like the different buttons on A and B, and tbh I genuinely haven't used a GameCube controller to play anything since like the mid 2000s. It's a fighting game, it's similar to smash, smash community loves the GameCube controller, you get it.The bluetooth connectivity is solid, no super noticeable input delay. The controller itself has a very light feel, not Dollar Tree cheap but Five Below cheap (where it has rigidity but if I gave it a low effort twist it'd crack). The buttons feel fine, decent resistance but not super gummy to press down on.What's the problem? For starters, i wake my controller up with the home button. I don't press the back button. I vaguely remember seeing in the instructions that pressing the back button is like a full controller reset. Now it's not consistent, I can't replicate the results at will. No warning, A and B will be swapped. So I'll go into steam's controller settings and swap the 2 inputs (it takes like 20-30s and lasts hours so I'm ok with it). And yes, after it saves the settings it can swap them back when I reconnect the controller so that A and B work as intended but because I changed them in steam they're backwards...so I'll have to change it then.Now I didn't do thorough testing on this, but I think the X and Y may do it too. I have them both bound to jump in multiversus so I don't notice it there. But I tried playing VRising with it and noticed them changing around every now and then. So if you're like me and getting this for PC, be warned. Is it awful? Does it drive me crazy? No. I just swap 2 controls if need be and run along. The whole thing at least showed me I do still like the controller after nearly 2 decades of not touching it.For a $30 bluetooth gamecube controller, I'd say it's worth it for occasional play. Although I think at some point in the future I'll upgrade to something better. But for an hour or 2 of play a night, I'm enjoying it.

Tested it shipped quickly enough Amazon’s shipping and banking is a bunch lately, tested it for four days with some os testing and Metroid prime remastered testing and although it isn’t completely integrated into the Nintendo switch, it does have a major advantage in seeming through the OS and every game to be extremely efficient with electricity so if you were an eco-friendly person, maybe it’s a perfect fit somewhere the actual D pad seems slides and isn’t perfect seems cheap but is at least stiff. That’s about the only button I was dissatisfied with but not many games for it on Nintendo that were gamecube games originally, but I am one to at least be pleased with 3-D all stars, Mario sunshine that close to the original with this controller, as well as Metroid prime remastered that I found and be pleased and settled with a couple of originals so I’m going to give it five stars and say I’m satisfied. One of those You know Nintendo would have it better but when they don’t have it where they and it works well enough for the price controllers so…UBU n do your further research.

Buy this controller, it’s great. 4.5/5 for sure!I’ll start with the negatives because there’s not many of them:Cons:Plastic is a little cheap, you can definitely feel that this is not a brand name controller.Vibration is REALLY strong, and it’s not focused like a more expensive controller might be. But it does give you the option to increase or decrease the vibration, but even at the lowest setting it’s super strong lol, not a deal breaker.PROS:It’s cheap, so if you’re not sure if you’ll like a GameCube controller this is a good way to find out before grabbing one of the high end $70+ nyxi GameCube controllers.It connects flawlessly and quickly to my switch, with no problems, and the buttons all work perfectly and feel great.I LOVE the TURBO function on it, but I wish it had programmable back buttons to take advantage of the TURBO lolDefinitely a 4.5/5

Inexpensive. Ships fast. Consistent problems with buttons. Rubber separates from joysticks. ZL Trigger button stuck. Returning controller

Needs a little setup depending on where you use it, but once you get it going, it feels just like an original GameCube controller. Awesome and programmable, even more awesome 🔥

Works with the switch. My issue, absolutely NO moisture resistance. If your hands get too sweaty it may stop working lol mine did after literally a few drops of soda from an empty can dripped on the buttons and soaked in like a sponge. I managed to take it apart and clean it out with some alcohol and qtips but parts of the controller just don't work well anymore. It could be the moisture or my amateur repair attempt, either way it's the lack of any liquid resistance that's the real problem lol

Buttons are clicky, gyro works and I don't notice any input delay. The rumble is really really bad though and you should switch it off. It's only 30 bucks so ig I got what I asked for but the rumble is genuinely terrible I wish they didn't put it in. Switch the rumble off immediately.