Literally the worst pile of garbage I've ever used

One of the most comfortable controllers I have ever used

I have larger hands, and this controller is the best one I've ever used

Or a more comfortable XB 360 controller (which I also liked).While the PS4 is the worst controller I've used for durability (already have 5+ mostly because of the left analog stick

One of the best most comfortable controllers I’ve ever used

The buttons are nice and big and feel great to press, the weight is good, the sticks feel great, like all Nintendo analog sticks do

Good weight and nice feel, but I absolutely despise the change to an asymmetric joystick layout (as opposed to the Wii U Pro controller)

Feels great in the hand with a good weight and ergonomic design.

The NFC reader didn't work on the first one I

It feels great in your hands, and I like the weight of it

The sticks have a rigid feel compared to other controllers

Super solid controller with a great feel, but seems overpriced

I enjoy the feel of the new joy-cons, but I do miss a traditional controller at times

I love the feel of the controller and the setup was very easy

Solid controller, good feel, and so far my kids love it

That said, if you don't feel like you need finer control for your games, the only real benefit over the joycons is battery life

I fee like I have way more control over my games with the pro controller as opposed to the very small joy con controllers

I love the Joy-Cons, but this gives me better control and feels better for what I'm used to.

but I would constantly fat finger the controls

Best and most comfortable console remote control I've ever used

As soon as I held the controller in my hands, I could feel the great build quality of it

It's very ergonomic, the buttons and sticks are now a proper size for your fingers and feel good, and the build quality is great

Plus the A, B, X, Y, buttons are really rigid and aren't smooth around the edges

All I can say is it is a great product with good quality

It kept getting out of sync every hour and a half, which was a small inconvenience until the y and r buttons had a huge delay when 2 inches away

The warranty is only 3 months which is not long enough for such an expensive product

The current D pad location makes it easy for the player to accidentally press diagonal up/right or diagonal up/left, which is the D pad issue people are complaining about

Expensive - D-pad is way too sensitive!Shoutout to Amazon for processing my return so quickly, no questions asked

great product. seems more responsive than the controllers that come with switch.

Just feels great in your hands, very much like the 360’s did but with a proper D-pad

I still think I prefer the Joy Cons and grip over this controller

It is a pretty nice controller for those who are used to a more "classic" grip, bought mine a few weeks

I hate the Joy-Con grip so this really wasn't optional for

The Joy-Cons and the Grip are okay, but the Pro Controller is the ultimate experience

The size, grip weight, standard vibration plus accelerometer its all in one package

The second set of joy cons charge on a slide in slide out charging dock, that don’t click into place to damage that peg connected to Joy-Con release button

Way better than Joy Con controller which are very thin.8

I have big hands and those joy con controllers are way too small

I personally think it is much more comfortable than the joy con controller that comes with the Switch.

It's also further away from the the thumb stick so you don't accidentally hit it like on the joycon controllers with joy con grip

This controller is worth every dollar you spend on this controller, the battery life on this is great

Motion controls with this controller works well too, and battery life is great

Plus the A, B, X, Y, buttons are really rigid and aren't smooth around the edges

The HD rumble feels ok but the battery life is unbelievable

The fit, finish, and battery life of this controller is AWESOME.

It feels great to use and has a really solid design, plus the D

The controller not only feels and plays good but it also looks great with an elegant but functional physical design

It feels great to use and has a really solid design, plus the D

The d-pad is way too sensitive, and judging from many online reviews it seems like a poor design rather than a defect with my specific controller

This review sits in the middle of the road because, I must say it is not a bad controller but it has one major design flaw that ruins it for me

Plus the A, B, X, Y, buttons are really rigid and aren't smooth around the edges

The buttons feel really good, like the A button from the Wiimote

It's like they designed the controller so you would hit the wrong buttons.

The buttons feel really responsive, and overall it just feels great when I play games on my switch

The buttons are nice and large and the controller provides a nice grip.

(More often than not this an 'up' mispress, as well, one holds their controller upright.)Truth be told, I've never had a defective, well ANYTHING Nintendo in 30+ years of using their products

Plus the A, B, X, Y, buttons are really rigid and aren't smooth around the edges

I come to expect high quality from Nintendo but the action on the d-pad is terrible, the input lag is unacceptable, and at this price it is an insult.

but ive seen a few reviews with the same issue as well as on the internet

So convenient and keeps a charge far longer than the Wii U remotes

What's worse, many people (including me) have received defective D-pads, where pressing one direction will activate an adjacent direction

It frequently registers the wrong direction as being pressed

After playing some actual games, I feel like there is still some odd sensitivity that causes me to mess up a direction sometimes,

Perfect weight, large face buttons, precise D-pad, and a comfortable grip for American hands

The Pro controller has an amazing build quality, is very comfortable, offers the best D-pad on the market, nice raised face buttons, a dedicated share and home buttons, motion sensors and the NFC chip

The D-pad is very responsive and feels as good as the classic D-pads Nintendo has made in the past

I don't know if I can justify the $70 price tag now with this D-Pad issue

Just feels great in your hands, very much like the 360’s did but with a proper D-pad

Finally, Nintendo has created a controller with a nice big D-Pad and extremely responsive buttons and triggers all-around.

It's like a gamble since there's a chance you'll get a really messed up D-Pad and have to send back or get it "repaired" when this shouldn't be an issue in the first place for a $70 controller

Lack of a 3.5mm jack is a major oversight at the price range

(More often than not this an 'up' mispress, as well, one holds their controller upright.)Truth be told, I've never had a defective, well ANYTHING Nintendo in 30+ years of using their products

The main complaints I see about this controller are the Dpad, the lack of headphone jack, and the price

Controller is expensive but that was before I felt the build quality and button presses, especially the top buttons L, R, ZL and ZR.

However, the lack of a 5.3mm jack input is disappointing and warrants knocking a star off in my book.

I subtracted one star for overall feel and just plain awkwardness

but ive seen a few reviews with the same issue as well as on the internet

Great product, the controller works as if it was new, & it has a charger with it.

I knocked one star off this review because I feel that the smaller buttons on the face of this controller should be a little larger and taller.

Three stars because there's no good reason for this controller to cost $70, it feels like a basic cheap madcatz controller.

For a die hard gamer and Nintendo fan I highly recommend this controller, even at the steep $70 price tag.

If you're looking for a more traditional console feel and don't mind the slightly steep price tag, I highly recommend the Switch Pro Controller.

Def a must have for the switch if you can get it for a good price.

holding the pro felt better than holding the joy cons with the grip and the price is better than the joy cons

The retail price is a little ridiculous, but it's worth it on sale.

The only bad points are a lack of a headphone jack, digital analog triggers instead of plunger style

The gyroscope works really well with Splatoon 2 (global testfire tested).The only thing I can state as a potential weak point (besides my personal preference of top side analog sticks) is that the d-pad is quite firm, and isn't as nice to use as a primary character input as the Wii U Pro Controller's

I feel that major oversight easily docks it two points.