The PowerA Enhanced Wireless Controller is a stripped-back Nintendo Switch controller in the mold of an Xbox pad. It doesn't feel quite as good as a first-party gamepad, but saves you some cash if the Nintendo Pro Controller price is a turn-off.

Plenty of themed pad designs; Good-enough build quality; Fair input lag;

No rechargeable battery; No rumble; Not hugely cheaper than first-party at RRP

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a review for the Nintendo Switch wireless game controller. I like that this is wireless with sensors , so I'm not tied down with a cord. This controller has Bluetooth, mappable buttons, fully programmable, and more. The motion controls are awesome, this is a smart product! This has a design that feels good in the hands, it is not bulky or hard to work. My nephews prefer this over the other wireless controller we have, and they kind of fight over it. They really like the retro Mario on the controller, and make fun of me because it was brand new "in my day". This is fun, so I'd definitely recommend this product.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love the wireless feature of the control. I have two that are wired and they easily get tangled up and prone to be tripped on by dogs running about... where the control lacks the most is there is no way to charge the controller on a base or by cable. It takes two AA batteries that come with the controler. It sports two new buttons, but I do not know if any of my games will support these. The controller is easy to pair with the switch. Simply turn on and go. Its comfortable to hold and light weight. But is a little noisy. Though not as much as the wired version of this controler

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I picked this because of the Retro Mario design. It made me really excited when it got delivered earlier today and used it as soon as I could. I am so glad I bought this. It is important to note that this is powered by 2 AA batteries, and I would have preferred a recharchable controller but then again it is not a big deal. I love how the buttons feel, so much easy to control. The programmable buttons are cool to have and will have to explore more on that later. Overall, it gave me an awesome gaming experience, something to make it easier to control with these big hands.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The pros: *feels almost identical to the official Nintendo pro controller. *I like the fact it uses double A batteries compared to an internal rechargeable battery. *the added mappable buttons could come in handy even though I haven't used those yet. *the cost is much less than the Nintendo pro controller. The cons: *slightly unconventional setup. It's not a problem though if you read the instructions. *its lighter in weight which makes me wonder about durability. Makes a perfect 2nd controller for kids.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Received to try out on our gaming system and definitely enjoy it way better then the cord controller. Having wireless is more convient as you can move better and no worries about pulling a cord out of the system. The Over all grip is very comfortable and nice fitting. Not only is it convient, comfortable but also comes designed with Mario which is many favorites of alot of people. Alot of my family complement us on our new controller for the design and now wants one or something similar.