It is smart, well-designed controller with all the features needed for the Nintendo Switch

—This is well-designed with a semi-transparent main body that lets you see beneath the plastic, with grips having a nicely-textured material wrapped around them

Pretty great and has a great design, but suffers from feeling cheap like most other controllers

the well designed controller, addition of a REAL D-pad is definetly an obvious bonus

It's beautiful - The transparent plastics and industrial design make for a simply gorgeous controller

Overall I believe I received a unit with a defective left analog stick, however the issues with the rest of the controller are such that I will be waiting to purchase a Pro Controller for my Switch until a significant design overhaul is made.

The design feels solid without too much weight, the handles have a comfortable grippy material pleasant to the touch, and the buttons and control sticks are larger than the Joy-Con's buttons and sticks

i hate reviews like this, but i have to vent my frustration.i mean, for a measly $70 you get to play your game relatively comfortably, yet not as good as the xbox (same controller design for 15+ years)the

It's a very well designed controller, might be the best I have ever owned.

Pro controller indeed, superb construction and design.

Insanely long battery life and super comfortable design.

Outstanding product, aesthetically pleasing, ergonomically well designed, extensive battery life, easy to connect and use

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

Nintendo got the design of this controller right

Not only is it amazingly functional: ergonomic and adaptable for fluid game play, the controller incorporates the best part of the joycon into perhaps the most well designed controller I have ever played with

For the X1 I don't like the convex design

The PS4 controllers is 30% less expensive and is far more comfortable and well design

IT is very well designed and its battery life is incredible

This is probably the most comfortably designed controller I've ever held

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

I thought the different design would be uncomfortable going from those controllers to this one

Best controller design out there right now

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

Visual AestheticsPlastic on the base of the controller is semi-transparentHas a nice dotted texture design on the grips

A very well designed controller

Pretty great and has a great design, but suffers from feeling cheap like most other controllers

All around well designed and sturdy

Amazing design

Nice design, great build quality, and a big improvement over the Joy-Con controllers

It's a good external design except for the + and - buttons.

Nice looking industrial design and allows other players to join in on the fun!

Also special shout out to the slick design on this because it looks super cool.

Solid build, artistic design, clicky and responsive buttons, and it uses the 3dsxl battery built into it, allowing for extremely long play sessions before even needing to charge

As for the negatives, in my opinion, the cosmetic design is pretty ugly; it doesn't look like a consumer ready product, and appears more industrial.

Awesome feeling, love the design.

I really like the design of these pro controllers

This controller uses a solid design that mimics the Xbox 360

Could've been a better D-Pad and a headphone

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

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I would give it 5 if it had a better D pad

The classic D-pad makes a return again on the Pro-Controller, It's the same size as the d-pad on the Wii and Wii U Pro Controllers

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

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

comfortable-Fingers lay right on the triggers-Analog sticks are catchy and never want to leave the thumbs-Bluetooth compatible!Cons:-Not the best D-pad, it's easy to hit multiple angles with one press accidentally

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

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

If you're looking for a controller with a good D-

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

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

It's obvious that a lot of research was done into how everything would feel, and Nintendo still knows how to make the perfect D-Pad

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

Terrible D-Pad

The inclusion of a proper D-Pad, is also a plus, as i found the 4 buttons on the joycon that act as the D-Pad, just felt weird, when i tried to use what should've been a D-Pad

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

My only problem with the controller is the awful D-Pad

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

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

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