Geebond Wireless Switch Pro Controller for Nintendo Switch
Geebond Wireless Switch Pro Controller for Nintendo Switch Controller/Lite/OLED, LED Multi-Platform Windows PC/IOS/Android Remote with Cool RGB Light/Motion Control/Vibration/Turbo/Wakeup-Yellow
This switch controller is perfect for gamers. The design is quite obviously inspired by Zelda and looks awesome. It is well printed and doesn’t feel like it will rub off after little use. It is really easy to connect it and start using it straight away.
The controller itself feels really well made and sturdy. The buttons have a nice feel to them, not cheap or flimsy and they don’t stick when you press them.
The battery life is not as long as the official controllers but it doesn’t feel like a huge problem to plug it in a bit more frequently, especially when the price is significantly lower for this one.
One of the biggest appeals of this controller is the RGB lighting. It looks great and really adds an extra bit of wow factor to it.
Overall, this seems to be a really well made controller that is perfect for any gaming fan. It looks great and is easy to use. I would highly recommend it.
There are a lot of Nintendo switch controllers available on Amazon with a big range of price and quality available.
I’ve tested at least 10 different controllers and have tended to find the budget versions quite lacking so this was a pleasant surprise. At 17.99 this is towards the lower end of the price market but performed well for me on a range of games from Mario Kart to FIFA and Zelda.
Latency was low, battery life was reasonable and it was easy to set up and connect.
Pros:
– 17.99 at time of review, a very good price considering the official version is usually at least 3x this.
– Easy to connect and setup
– Size and shape are very close to the official controller
– Lighting is a nice touch
Cons:
– Suspect the lighting options do impact battery life. They are also tricky to control.
– It does feel a bit lightweight on occasion and I do prefer a heavier controller.
Overall this is a good controller at a very good price. It’s not the best on the market but considering the cost it would make a good replacement or second controller for many users. The design won’t be for everyone but it doesn’t impact on performance and I feel comfortable recommending this to any Switch user.
A really nice looking controller in my opinion, perhaps it’s not for everyone, but the design really speaks to me. If I had to hazard guess I would say it has a legend of Zelda aesthetic. The RGB lights look quite nice as well.
Is this the best third-party controller I’ve used? No but it’s not terrible. In fact it’s actually very good and it could even be one of the best controllers I’ve used in this price point, it has everything I want.
None of the buttons feel too mushy, which is good and the directional pad is surprisingly good as usually this is the first thing to fail the test. I absolutely love the face buttons. They feel very nice under the thumb. The bumper buttons are also good and the triggers whilst a slightly long travel time are also pretty decent.
Speaking of Zelda, this is the only game that I’ve used the gyro for, but it worked perfectly aiming felt pretty precise.
I’ve only used this on the switch, but it was very easy to set up. If I had friends round, I would be just as happy to use this controller as any other. It certainly wouldn’t be the one you give to that annoying friend.
It’s comfortable to hold and doesn’t feel too cheap despite the price tag. Controllers have come along way since the days of old and this shows.
At 17.99. I think this is an absolute fantastic controller. Whilst it will give you a run for the money, it won’t go toe to toe with the controllers priced in the three digit range, but you won’t have much of a disadvantage either. I’m actually very happy with this controller and wholeheartedly recommend it.