EasySMX T39 Switch Controller Pro, Wireless Pro Controller
EasySMX T39 Switch Controller Pro, Wireless Pro Controller for Switch Pro/lite Remote Gamepad with Joystick,21-Hour Battery,TURBO,Precise D-Pad,Lock Function,Vibration,6-Axis Gyro
EasySMX T39 Switch Controller Pro, Wireless Pro Controller for Switch Pro/lite Remote Gamepad with Joystick,21-Hour Battery,TURBO,Precise D-Pad,Lock Function,Vibration,6-Axis Gyro
Good for the price. Nice, cheap, lightweight and nice looking. Battery life seems fine too. The only problem with them is that you have to pair them everytime you use them, they won’t just reconnect. Device needs to be removed and re-paired.
I bought this for using on the Nintendo Switch.
It’s a good weight controller and high build quality, feels really sturdy. It’s in-fact better feeling than the original pro controller, in my opinion.
I have other easyMX branded controllers too and they are proving to be pretty decent devices.
Tried also on a PC and it works well via Bluetooth, shows up as a ‘pro controller’. Only downside of that is the triggers only work as buttons and not throttles/axis. You have to connect with a cable and ensure it goes into ‘Xbox’ mode for that to work, not what I bought a wireless controller for, but then I didn’t buy it for the PC anyway!
Pros:
– high build quality
– nice weight
– good rumble / force feedback
– lasts well on a single charge
– works on both Nintendo and PC
– works in a Tesla 🙂
Cons:
– can be a pain to get it to pair with Nintendo (but so are most other controllers)
– PC mode has no axis for triggers, only work as buttons unless you use a cable
Great controller easy to connect using Bluetooth, also comftable to hold and it’s slightly heavier than some controllers I have which I personally preferred something a little weighted. Definitely will be purchasing another one
This versatile controller has proven to be a solid performer across various platforms, including PC, Android, and Switch, and it seems to hold its own in terms of functionality and value for money.
On both PC and Android, it’s as reliable as any standard Xbox-style controller. I’ve had no trouble using it with a range of games and emulators, from Steam games to classics on MAME, SNES, and PlayStation ePSXe. It responds well and connects seamlessly via USB. However, while it does work with Bluetooth, I’ve encountered some minor issues with button functionality, similar to other Bluetooth controllers I’ve tried.
The build quality of the controller is commendable. It’s robust yet lightweight, with a smooth finish that makes it comfortable to hold. Although there was some confusion about the color description, this is a minor point in the grand scheme of things.
Pairing the controller with my Switch was a breeze, and I was particularly impressed by its performance in there was no noticeable input lag. The ease of use compared to the console’s side controls was a significant plus. Its compatibility with iOS devices like the iPad was equally impressive, although the need to re-pair the device each time can be a bit tedious, as outlined in the manual.
I haven’t had the chance to test it on my PC yet, but based on its performance on other devices, I’m optimistic. Overall, this controller stands out for its excellent value and versatility across multiple gaming platforms.
This product was sent to me to review, as part of Amazon Vine. The below is my own real-world experience of using it.
In terms of build quality, the controller is great. It feels fairly robust, with a nice, smooth finish, and is ergonomic to hold. It’s also pretty light. I was a little confused by the colour description (it’s supposed to be black?), but that’s not a big issue.
I found the setup fairly straightforward with my Switch. Using the instructions, I was able to pair the controller within a minute. I tested it out on Fortnite, and was impressed by how well it worked. There was no noticeable input lag, and I did not feel like I was struggling to get along with it. It definitely felt easier for me to use this vs. the side controls on my console.
Once I realised that it was compatible with iOS and PC, I attempted to connect it to my iPad (as I also game on there). Again, it worked just as well as expected. The only niggle for me is the need to re-pair the controller with the iPad, every time that I want to use it (though, this detail is explained in the manual – the controller is designed to always be in ‘pairing mode’). I have not yet used it with my PC (I will update my review, should I later do that).
Overall, a very good value controller.