KMD Bluetooth Wireless Pro Controller For Switch - Black (Nintendo Switch)

Works well with nintendo switch

Im gonna be honest this might be the best switch controller ive had, feels comfortable to hold, good feeling thumbsticks, and its clear black which is pretty sick, so far ive had no drift issues way better then all those expensive power a controllers that ive bought that will only last about a day or a week tops before those start drifting horribly on the other hand i havent had this issues yet with the kmd great little controller!

Grabben köpte denna till sitt Switch och han är helnöjd.Lätt att konecta

Funktioniert einwandfrei für die Switch. Bei der Erst-Installation musste ich eine Verbindung mit dem Usb Kabel herstellen, danach geht's auch drahtlos. Akkulaufzeit sehr gut. Ich würde wieder einen solchen Controller kaufen.

Je cherchais une manette d'appoint car les joy cons d'origine manquent parfois de précision, la prise en main est aussi moyenne pour un adulte.Plutôt que dépenser 60€ dans une officielle Nintendo, j'ai choisi ce modèle pour les excellents retours que j'ai pu lire ici et là! Je la trouve légère et ergonomique, elle est très proche de la manette Nintendo Pro en terme de conception. L'autonomie est excellente, presque 20H.A mon sens, c'est un sans faute et rien ne justifie de payer le double pour avoir le contrôleur officiel.Profitez-bien!

Well I'm completely blown away by the quality of this controller. My experience with 3rd party Nintendo controllers is that they're usually just junk. Not this one though. It says it's "Official Licensed Wireless Pro Controller." I will note it doesn't say "Officially Licensed by Nintendo" and it doesn't have Nintendo's official seal on its box, so they're being a bit tricky there with the description, as it leads one to think it's been officially licensed by Nintendo - but it's not. They're talking about the Bluetooth licensed portion (this is mentioned in their photos for the product). Regardless though, this thing does pretty much everything my official Nintendo Pro controller does, and it does it pretty much exactly the same. The only difference I've found so far is that the controller is slightly lighter in weight than the Nintendo Pro and the A B X Y buttons are slightly smaller, but I only noticed that because I stuck the two controller side by side. While I was using the KMD I didn't even notice.I played a few games with the controller, Streets of Rage 4, Mario 64, Bloodstained: Curse of the Moon 2, Cadence of Hyrule, and a few random SNES games. It handled all of the games well. Very responsive and I noticed 0 lag time for any of the inputs. The rumble mechanism works just as good as the Pro controller, which is fantastic. The battery appears to maintain itself really well as I've not had to charge it yet. It says it's 600 mAh, whereas the official Nintendo Switch Pro Controller is 1340 mAh, so I would expect the KMD to last about half as long. You'll probably notice it more if you're using it for heavy rumble sessions. The material on the handles is slightly different than the Pro controller as well. The KMD's material feels like your normal controller plastic, while the Pro controller used a bit of a softer feeling plastic, but I didn't find any difference holding it in my hands. The KMD didn't feel less comfortable or more difficult to hold. But I'm not a controller snob, so take my opinion as you will. The joysticks felt great for every game I played with them, and the d-pad felt wonderful, especially on Cadence of Hyrule and the older SNES games. There are a few games that just give you more accuracy using the d-pad and I'm glad this d-pad doesn't have any sharp edges to make your thumb hurt after awhile. It's quite comfortable and responsive.The KMD also comes with a USB-C charging cable that looks clearly less durable than the Pro's USB-C, but a USB-C cable is a USB-C cable. It does its job. I didn't use any of the Bluetooth connectivity that this controller has, but it's good to know I'd have that option in the future if I wanted to. I didn't use the turbo feature either, as I don't own a lot of games that would require turbo. It also says it's designed and engineered in the USA, which is a plus in my book. However, it doesn't say it's assembled in the USA, which would have been the cherry on top.At half the price of a Nintendo Switch Pro Controller, you could easily pick this up, save yourself some money, and get the same controller gaming experience as the Pro. Easily a 5-star product.