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They shut off randomly when not in use, feel a bit cheap and there’s the whole lack of Amiibo support as well as the right one having a panel for the inferred camera but not having one so I’m wondering why there even is the black transparent cover on only that one as if to fake it has o e or something. Those two features are not listed as included so my rating is only based on the weird disconnect issue and the sticks feeling slightly stuck on but they work just fine. It’s not perfect but for the money spent these are fine replacements for Joycons. I don’t even care about the 3D rumble for my standard Joycons so these still having a rumble but not as precise as the 3D in the licensed Joycons isn’t even an issue to me. The rumble in these is quite nice and strong overall to be honest. If I need extras I’m definitely buying more from this brand since they are so cheap and do everything I need. The motion controls seem to be the exact same as regular Joycons so their main unique feature works just fine as far as I can tell.

I consider myself a pretty casual Switch player, but over the past few years I've had to purchase new joycons twice due to joycon drift -_- Nintendo charges $40 for a single joycon, and $80 for a pair, which is ridiculous considering so many people are suffering from this issue.These joycons are basically perfect replicas at half the price. I don't play any Nintendo sports games so I cannot comment on their performance in that area, but for the RPGs I play, I have had no issue with these. Granted, it's only been 5 days of playing since I purchased them... But I am always hesitant when getting a knock-off brand. A breathed a sigh of relief when these joycons worked just as well as the originals. Would definitely purchase again.

I have purchased off brand controllers before, but they are harder to slide off and on. These glide perfectly just like the Nintendo brand. The best part is you can buy 2 of these for less than what one brand name costs. Perfect for the price!

So far, there are have been no issues with these controllers, it’s like I purchased name brand ones.Pros: synced without issue to my Switch; colors are recognized by the Switch (I’ve purchased other off brands that show as random colors on the the console); came calibrated; software upgraded without issue; they look, act and feel identical to the name brand for half the price.I’ll edit my review if it changes, since I just received them today. I played a few rounds of Mario Kart with them, and saw no difference between these and the joy cons that came with my console, other than a slightly stronger vibration feature.

I've only been using these for a couple minutes, but immediate noticeable differences for those who care: -The buttons/joysticks aren't audibly clicky! They work the same, they just don't make noise, and personally I like that a lot more than noisy ones.-When I slot in the Green (R) controller, the switch recognizes it as a red one. That isn't really a huge problem though, just slightly disappointing. I don't know if that's just a problem with mine, or a problem with the switch, but I'm already over it.-The rumble isn't the switch hd rumble mumbo jumbo, which again I don't really care about. But if you're gonna play 1-2 Switch, the one game where it matters, maybe these aren't for that.-The Y button on the green (R) controller needs to be pressed a bit more firmly than the others to respond. I'm already used to it, but it's good to note, and honestly most wont notice it. I'm a light presser.-The rumble is a bit loud, and when playing a game that has a lot of little rumbling like smash, it can be obnoxious, since it can only rumble at one loud-ish volume. Though in most games, I think you can turn it off, or you can turn it off for your switch if it really bugs you. Personally, I don't mind it too much.-After a bit more playing, It seems that there's quite a few bugs with my green controller in handheld mode. It doesn't seem to be charging on the console unless its docked, the motion is weirdly drifting unless its detached, and the color isn't processing correctly. it could be a problem with my switch, but im not sure, since its only with the right controller. however, it performs just fine in games that don't really need motion, or if you play with the controllers detached.not exact, but for $40 instead of 70? still definitely worth it if you're a casual like me!

The joy cons are great, especially the price that we can get them for. The only issue I have is that the vibration on controller is so much that it is kind of uncomfortable using it with vibration. But it also feels weird to play a game without vibration. I wish there was a way to customize the vibration, I know you are able to completely turn off the vibration on the switch but I wish it customizable.

I usually get original accessories but this was a pleasant surprise. Neither I nor the family can tell the difference from the original joy con's that came with the system. The joy cons hold the charge just as long as the original joy cons. All the buttons feel the same and the functions are identical. This is a fraction of the cost for the same exact functionality and feel as the original. I would recommend these for anyone!

Work like the originals. Have been using for a couple months now.