Wireless Switch Controller for Console Pro Gamepad with Joystick [2021 New] Non-Slip Ergonomic Design, Black

NOTE: I purchased this controller for use exclusively on my PCThe Binbok BBUS-YS08-001 is a lightweight Bluetooth controller manufactured by Qiaoting and intended for use with the Nintendo Switch platform. Similar to many Switch Pro controllers it has two analog sticks, a 4-way directional pad, thirteen buttons, gyro-control, haptic feedback, a pairing button, and a hard reset button. She plastic shell is of good quality, the buttons feel appropriately firm, and the LED lights are clear and at a reasonable brightness.Just want to mention my favorite part of this controller is the haptic feedback. It's powerful enough to be a satisfying addition alongside games that support it.The packaging is excellent; incorporating foam rings and a plastic shelling to keep anything from being damage while using resources like space and plastic responsibly.The controller can be connected to a PC with the included USB-C cable. When connected by wire the majority of the controller's functionality works flawlessly. Windows 10 does not natively support gyroscopic functions. I'll talk about incorporating them a little later.Wireless pairing to the PC is simple and straightforward. Use the 'pairing' button to turn the controller on and it will enter pairing mode. From there using Windows 10 native Bluetooth pairing is all that is required to get the device connected. However, the input style used by all wireless Switch controllers is not natively supported by Windows.Two third-party applications can be used to enable wireless control functionality.The Steam platform by Valve is free and does the software-emulation necessary to get the controller working at almost 100%. Once Steam is installed, under the view menu, enter Big Picture Mode. Then select the gear icon, and select Controller Settings. You'll see there and should select Switch Pro Configuration Support, and then also select Use Nintendo Button Layout. Leave Steam running and you'll have support for this controller on any game platform. However, Steam does not support the controller's gyroscopic functionality.You can download steam at store.steampowered.comReWASD is an extensive gamepad mapper by Disc Soft Ltd. You may remember them as the makers of Daemon Tools. ReWASD's functionality is extensive, allowing you to reassign any button, emulate the keyboard or mouse with your controller, and includes turbo and macro support. Most important though is that you can also utilize the gyroscopic functions in this Binbok Switch Pro controller. It's not free but IMO the benefit dramatically outweighs the cost.You can download ReWASD at rewasd.comIn conclusion, and at first glance, the controller appears reliable and sturdy. I believe it could benefit from a larger amp hour battery but is by no means underpowered.

I needed an extra controller to go along side my Nintendo Switch pro controller, but didn't want to spend the retail price for another Nintendo pro controller. I've had this controller for a little over a week and it's been a great addition. Cost was right where I needed it to be and found the functionality to be equal than and at times superior to the Nintendo pro controller. I've mainly played Mario Kart against friends and found the vibration to be very lacking in the pro controller. This controller on the other hand has a three way adjustable vibration feedback setting which can be cranked up and really gives the game more immersion. Another thing I like to point out is the controller feels very solid and sturdy, so it has a nice quality feel without the weight of the official pro controller. The buttons are also properly spaced and feel great and consistent upon use. So far this has been my go to for gaming over other controllers and best of all I have yet to charge it.

Since my family has been home a lot more nowadays, we often play Switch games together, and I needed to grab another controller so that everyone could play at the same time. I didn't want to spend the full price to get a set of Joycons or Nintendo's official pro controller, so I turned to third-party controllers and found that this one was quite cheap and already had spectacular reviews.From the images, the controller looked clean and simple compared to other third-party controllers, which was what I was looking for the most in a controller. The buttons are all comfortable to press and very responsive but also provide some grip due to how they protrude from the controller. The analog sticks are very grippy with their kind of mesh texture on them as you can see in other customer reviews, and the whole controller itself is just very lightweight, making it nice to hold on to even for hours long gaming sessions.Perhaps the only thing I found myself having to get used to was how the triggers felt, as they were extremely easy to press, which could be a problem depending what games you tend to play. But other than that, I think this is a solid controller to get due to its price, functionality and clean, simple look.

I've been using the Yobwin Switch controller for about a week now, and I'm overall satisfied with the controller. At over half the cost of the official Pro controller, this one has all of the features you want. The rumble works very well, it's as intense as the Pro, motion controls, USB type c support, and the controller feels nice in the hand.I love that each of the thumbsticks have a grip pattern, see pictures, and the buttons feel really good when pressed, very clicky. Usually with these controllers, you lose alot of the quality, when you pay the lower cost, but with this controller, it's well built and you don't notice the drop in quality.I'd suggest to the manufacturer, to update the ZL and ZR triggers, although they feel decent, they need to be have more travel when being pressed, keep this in mind for racing games, you want to be able to have more room while pressing the ZR and ZL Triggers.

The controller is lightweight and pretty ergonomic. It feels like an Xbox controller. It paired quickly with my Switch and battery life seems solid. The large bumper buttons are a nice feature. It is plenty responsive for games like Zelda, Mario Kart, etc. I don't think it would satisfy hardcore SSB players, but those people probably aren't buying aftermarket controllers. The joysticks feel really nice and have no slop. For less than half the price of a genuine pro controller it's definitely worth it.