KDD Joy Pad Controller for Nintendo Switch OLED Model, Switch Controller Joy Con Replace with Vibration, Motion Control Compatible with Nintendo Switch OLED Model/ Nintendo Switch

The media could not be loaded.  KDD did a good job on these. Nintendo thinks they're the real deal.As soon as I slid these into the Switch it asked me to allow a firmware update.These look cheap in pictures because they're solid black-on-black, but they don't feel cheap - and everything works as expected.- they pair / sync super easy with just a slide, and you're done- the home button turns the Switch on, just like real joycons- has all of the buttons in the correct place, and they work- perfect fit in all of the same accessories- joy sticks feel just the right mix of flexible and firmThe only thing they don't do is that they don't have the Amiibo feature.All said, I think they very well may be worth paying just $56.99 rather than the current covid-inflated prices of the originals.I'm satisfied. :D

These are great replacements or additions to your Switch collection! They are the same size as the originals, work with most accessories, and are $25-30 cheaper than the originals!•The enhancements!-the buttons are larger, with an actual D-pad!!-the attachments for playing with them separately are larger to make playing more comfortable-the joy sticks are beveled outwards, which also makes gaming on these a little more comfortable-they were immediately “found” on the Switch when connected for handheld mode, and worked perfectly.. unlike other third party joy-cons-a long battery life that I haven’t exhausted yet!•Minor flaws-They will not work for Amiibos or Ring Fit adventure.-the buttons are a little bit loud

These controllers will screw up your switch. When I connect the right side controller, it starting buzzing like crazy. Then the right controller stop working. I then put my original right controller and it synced up but I notice the switch was no longer able to charge the controller. So now I have to send my switch to Nintendo to get it to repair or buy a joy-con controller charger, Amazon won't back up their faulty product.

The separation of the directional buttons of the original Joy-Cons feels awkward for fighting games. Thus a Joy-Con with D-pad is necessary... but there're issues, here is a list of pros and cons:Pros- It comes with the shoulder attachment and straps.- It has the essential functionality as regular Joy-Cons: rumble, sensors, internal battery and can be used wirelessly. Which other controllers don't offer.- The + & - are squared making them easier to press without looking.- The buttons are big.- Can wake-up Switch from Sleep Mode.- It takes a slightly more effort to press the buttons making the R & L not to have accidental presses like with the original Joy-Cons.Cons- Rumble is too strong and loud. While playing a game like Splatoon where there's constant rumble, it becomes bothersome and it's best to turn it off.- The analogues feels a bit loose. They still work properly and at times more responsive than the D-pad.- D-pad have sharp edges and you can feel it while playing fighting games making it a bit uncomfortable.- Having the buttons have a slightly more effort to press is good to avoid accidental presses, but it is bad for the D-pad and fighting games. I tested this with Dragon Ball Fighterz and find my self struggling to do a simple QCF (quarter-circle-forward) motion, specially to the the right. When playing fighting game with this controller, you need to be conscious about you motions and that in itself is bad for something that is supposed to be second nature. For other regular games the D-pad works fine.

I've had these joycons for a month and a half now and just recently they've been getting wonky. I've been renovating my ACNH island for a bit and whenever I flick the left stick for a quick change in direction, the control (not the physical stick itself) seems to bounce back and I'm facing the absolute opposite direction. I can't remember the other problem I've been having with it but the stick was the main one. I could let it slide if it was the +- buttons but considering the left stick is used to much for many games, it's quite disappointing.Other than that, it feels better in my hands than the Nintendo joycons that come with the switch and their performance was amazing while it lasted.

These controllers WERE great quality - they have a very different feel than original JoyCons, that I enjoyed better. The buttons are larger, with more tactile feedback. The left controller buttons are actually a D-Pad, and not circular buttons. They feel lighter, but not cheaper. Like other comments said, the vibration is definitely stronger and louder than original JoyCons, which was neither a pro or con for me, but definitely something I noticed.However, I purchased these in January, and my product support for the purchase ended in July. Now, in August, I'm experiencing stick drift that is exactly as bad as my original JoyCons. I bought these on a recommendation from a friend, and the slightly cheaper price point was definitely a motivating factor.Now, I would have rather spent the extra $20 for Nintendo JoyCons, since I would at least be able to send those in to Nintendo to repair for free. Rather disappointing, since now I am unable to get a refund for these.

I purchased the light blue and light green colors. While playing BOTW the left joystick quit working during a fight with a lynel. I died. Also, it took me forever to climb a mountains in BOTW... but when I got to the top.. my character walked right off the mountain because the left joystick had drift. While playing 51 Clubhouse Games the left joycon kept disconnecting, the left joystick quit working altogether and/or drifted, and the direction buttons under the left joystick also had drifting issues! I've had these joycons for one day and they SUCK! I wish I didn't throw away the packaging so I could return it. 3 out of the 4 joycons I own have drift. I hate joycons. I want my money back.