PowerA Enhanced Wired Controller for Nintendo Switch, Switch OLED Model, and Nintendo Switch Lite, Gamepad, Game Controller, Wired Controller, Officially Licensed- Mario Golden M

This controller is great! A very good price and a nice long 3 metre wire does what you want and is responsive to use.

Looks good but seems very flimsy

This is the 3rd PowerA controller I have bought. I like them because they are stupidly cheap, come in a variety of funky designs like this metal mario version and they are much more comfortable for moderate-heavy gaming sessions than the little Joy-Cons.However.... They all seem to end up with the same fate: joystick drift. I have tried taking these apart and cleaning them out (as per youtube tutorials) and it sometimes makes a difference but the design of the joystick cradle makes this ineffective. Ultimately I just buy a new controller for £20. And this is the deal: they're so cheap it makes sense to go for the "disposable" version. You could replace these three times for the cost of an office Pro Controller, right?Yes you could, but having just forked out on the Pro Controller, after this one has just started to drift like all the others, I can advise the following differences should you wish to invest your good money in the official article:1. The overall feel of the Pro Controller is of better quality (or maybe it's the weight of the battery).2. It's wireless (the cable supplied with this PowerA controller eventually gets tangled and frayed, especially if the kids don't coil it up properly).3. You can recalibrate the sticks if they ever start to drift (you can't on the PowerA models).4. You can remap the buttons (this is a really useful feature I recently found out but which can't be applied to the PowerA controllers).I would recommend these for light to moderate levels of gaming and the value make them ideal for heavy handed kids. But if you want something that will last and survive more heavy use I would go for the Pro Controller instead.

Long cable, light, pretty and goes with the switch case.

Love it and it works well with a switch emulator! Would recommend for pc!

Great for my son

I love power A designs on controllers and how the designs are like the standard Xbox/switch controllers, but they always seem to get stick drift after a few months. Brought for the wife she mainly plays roblox and stardew valley so surprises me that stick drift occurs after a couple of months this would be the 3rd power a controller she has had do this, I’m a heavy gamer much more than my wife, I got an Xbox controller no issues after 3 years. So the designs are great but if your looking for long term I would pay more a more branded controller.

Had this for over a year now so I'm comfortable in saying this is a fantastic budget controller. I hate the analog sticks on the joycons so this was the first thing I sprung for and I'm glad I did.It's light but feels great in the hands, all the buttons feel good to press and the macros are fantastic, being my go to method for jumping & stamina in Breath of the Wild. It is missing rumble, NFC and tilt but it is a budget controller so I knew this coming into it.My only two gripes are the D-Pad isn't great for fighting games and the headphone jack, arguably a USP, is rubbish. It sounds like I've got a shell to my ear when I plug headphones in and crackles. Try to get headphones with a long cable or cable extender if you can to get around this.Overall, very satisfied purely because of how it feels to use. Highly recommended if you're not playing fighting games or want to use the jack.

Buena calidad no su frio daños

El tamaño es perfecto,mi hijo tiene 9años y le encanta!! .... el cable si le queda de buena distancia!!Los colores en vivo muy bien!!

I love the look of this one, took me a minute to figure out how to sync it, but it works amazing! I also love that there is a headphone hookup

Minha filha é a usuária e me diz que está muito satisfeita

I’ve had this for almost 5 months and it works great. The cord is super long if you need to be further from your switch or other device. I use thumb grips on mine because I’ve had history of going in on them on Xbox/wearing them down. About two months ago, I’ve notice my left stick starting to drift. I’m sure that’s because of me going ham on Splatoon and it hasn’t been as noticeable on there the last several times I played. However, it’ll be noticeable on slower games, like Animal crossing and the Disney version, when it does decide to drift. Flicking it back usually helps stop it but it’s tedious to deal with if it’s on a bout of drifting, because it’ll mess up continuous/line planting or making decisions in-game. Again, I haven’t seen the drift in a small while but it does happen from time to time. If you take really great care of this controller, it’ll be good to you like all things.