Hori Nintendo Officially Licensed Wired Controller - Black (Switch) - Nintendo Switch

Very good

Good for games that don't need motion control

Very nice controller :)

The left joystick drifts downwards and calibration is not supported, making this purchase useless as I got it to be able to keep playing since the ones nintendo come with drift so bad.

Es buen producto lo uso para jugar smash de manera competitiva y me va muy bien lo recomiendo como opción económica

Absolute Kaufempfehlung als Zweitcontroller! Ich selbst nutze ihn sogar oft um selbst admit zu spielen, da die joycons einfach zu klein und nervig sind. Der Hori liegt sehr gut in großen Händen, präzise Analogsticks und ein ausgefallenes Dpad sorgen für viel Spaß beim zocken. Er ist sehr leicht und das Kabel lang genug um entspannt sitzen zu können. Funktionen eines Premium controllers sind natürlich nicht enthalten, aber man bekommt sehr gut verarbeitete Ware zum fairen Preis!Klare Kaufempfehlung

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Pra quem não quer ser roubado comprando o Pro Controller para o Nintendo Switch, este controle é uma boa opção. Ele tem problemas, no entanto. O dpad é puro lixo. Ele é removível mas é ruim de usar mesmo com ou sem a cruzinha de plástico. O feeling de usar este dpad é terrível e eu não recomendo para quem quer jogar games 2D (porém, apesar do feeling ruim, o dpad é preciso).Ele não tem vários recursos que o Pro Controller possui, como giroscópio, rumble, conexão sem fio, etc. Mas é possível jogar 99% dos jogos com ele (pelo menos os jogos que eu tenho).No caso do Nintendo Switch, os direcionais analógicos possuem uma zona morta muito grande e não são muito precisos. No PC é possível configurar essas coisas e ele funciona um pouco melhor.

There's a lot of discussion about various kinds of directional pads on Switch controllers and their respective strengths and weaknesses. I personally rather like the Switch split d-pad, and when I saw the Horipad offered something similar for a low price, I decided to take the plunge. An additional controller would be helpful for multiplayer as well as allowing me to leave the Joycons attached to the system (for single player), but even if the Horipad let me down I wouldn't be out much cash.First, I have to note that the separate directional buttons did not live up to expectations. They have far too much travel and are too far indented into the controller to make their use practical. I gave up on them the first day and put the conventional d-pad attachment back on.And used in that fashion, the Horipad is actually quite good. Sure, there's no rumble or motion controls, but I could just go back to the Joycons if I actually missed them (I don't). It's not wireless, but the cord is plenty long (and sturdy). And yes, the plastic feels less premium than the Pro controller and it's possible to tilt the d-pad in such a way that an "unexpected" diagonal or perpendicular direction is registered, although you'd almost have to go out of your way to make that happen. But for the most part, this is a reliable, comfortable controller, and one I'd easily choose to use over the standard Xbox One (S), PS4/DS4, or Switch Pro controller in any sort of environment where I didn't need to go wireless.