Hori SWITCH Wireless Battle Pad (Zelda) (Nintendo Switch)

Un hermosos control, aunque sufre de drift muy pronto, pero su refacción no es cara, y no se ha vuelto a presentar, compra recomendada con la advertencia de drift

When I purchased this I thought "hey this would be great for smash bros" but what I got was a wannabe game cube controller. Yes it works and it does connect to the switch, but the buttons just feel cheap and uncomfortable to use

TL;DRExcellent controller. Arguably better than the Pro Controller, in my opinion, and definitely better than PowerA. The turbo option is a bit inconsistent but turbo is a niche feature anyway. Otherwise, everything works exactly as expected. Quality plastic, quality buttons, solid connection, good battery. The buttons on the bottom are a godsend for high input games. 5/5, would buy again (probably going to get a second/third for friends)I wanted a controller to use with my new Switch and had familiarity with the Gamecube-style controller but didn't want to use the USB adapter/GameCube controller for every casual game session. I tried the PowerA controller and it felt like complete rubbish. Low-grade plastic, unsatisfying buttons, and it required AA batteries. Immediately returned that. Then we bought a Pro Controller, which my partner really liked because it was similar to the xbox-style. It's good but too similar to the xbox, which caused me to jumble my inputs frequently. We kept it, but I don't use it.So I ordered the HORI and immediately fell in love. It feels just like the original GameCube controllers with some slight differences. Obviously it has all the new inputs required for the switch - plus, minus, home, share, L-bumper. But it takes this even further and has to rebind-able bottom buttons as well, which is incredible for input heavy games. The biggest difference purists might notice from the original GameCube controllers to this modernized HORI version is the ZR and ZL buttons are just that - buttons. They are no longer pressure triggers. This doesn't matter because the Switch doesn't use pressure sensitive buttons but it is worth noting the difference.Ultimately, I believe this is a near-perfect controller. In transparency, I haven't tested the motion controls yet. If they're good, then I'll be too busy playing to come back and edit this. If the motion controls are bad, I'll update the review.

Lo compré para mi hijo y está muy contento con él.

Bon produit mais après 6 mois d'utilisation la manette ne fonctione plus très bien.