EtparkKK Controller for Switch, Joy Pad for Switch/Switch Lite, Replacement Joystick with Turbo/Vibration/Motion Functions, Ergonomic L/R Controller for SwitchJoypad

I really like these, my kids kept breaking the official controllers and they all had drift or other problems. I got these just for me and so far they have been really good, they are chunky to hold to begin with but you very quickly get used to that. The handle has three spaces for games which is pretty handy. The battery life on these per play has been way better than official controllers so far. My only gripe is that they don’t seem to have an amiibo function, which is annoying as I like to use amiibos in certain games, so I still need to use an official controller every time I want to use an amiibo. Otherwise very good value.

I initially bought these as a temporary fix for a non-working joycon so I could factory reset a switch, however they do the job with regards playing games so they're now my switches' main joycons. The analogue sticks don't have the 'soft' feel of the nintendo ones (and the d-pad being buttons is a bit weird but still does the job) and they work in fine or out of the main unit but, as I mentioned in the title, turn vibration off - it's awful. The other downside is finding a case that they'll fit in attached to the switch but that's a first-world problem to be honest. All in all if you want cheap replacement joycons these fit the bill.

Works perfectly for my switch, bought as my joycons no longer stayed on the switch when in handheld mode. These do the job and are a bit more chunky so feel better in the hands.Only negative is when docked and charging the blue lights keep cycling continuously. Not a huge issue but distracting when in eyeline.

Twice. The official joypads got that drift issue.Bought this cheaper version and the are going strong.Vibration is probably a bit over the top but nothing bad.Still fits in the cradle for the TV and is bigger than the originals so easier for bigger hands to hold.Middle plastic part to turn it into a controller is “ok” and holds a few games so it’s nice for travelling.

I was a bit skeptical about ordering a non-branded version or these but they work perfectly alleviating any concern. They are more chunky then the nintendo joy pads which makes them much easier for younger hands to hols and they appear less fragile. However if you want the sleek look of nintendo ones these won't be it.

Get what you pay for, feel a bit cheap, did ok for about 6 weeks but then had issues with stick drift

I bought these as a bargain alternative to the official models, however later went ahead and bought the official models anyway.Pros:They’re cheap in comparison, they work fine for turn based strategy games and can be independently chargedCons:The charging lights are possibly the most irritating thing about these, you cannot turn them off and they are constantly on whenever you have them connected to your switch. To solve it I stuck heavy duty stickers over them because it really, really became a problem.They seem to be a little inaccurate when playing any game that requires fluid input - think, shooter or just controlling a character. It’s jerky, and has no sensitivity between stop and go on the joysticks.I would look for something else, or pay the extra for an official set

Does everything its says very good value for money. Is quite loud when vibrates apart from that son is very happy with it