Nintendo Switch Pro Controller - Splatoon 2 Edition [Discontinued]

Excelente regalo para fanaticos de Splatoon.

Feels great in my hands and similar to an XBOX controller. I bought it to stop my hands from cramping when i play handheld mode. It definitely takes some getting used to, but I think it was worth the purchase.

Dope controller. Had to get it

One of the best pro controllers for the switch. The colors look great and the design itself on the control looks awesome. No complaints here.

Love the color and the feel of this remote. Use it as my P1 remote all the time.

The design patterns on the controller are from Splatoon 2 and look flashy, yet modest. If you have a pro controller this would make a great 2nd one to own for multiplayer games. Since its discontinued, its difficult to find and can be a bit more expensive compared to the black pro controller. Theres only 4 different colors for the pro controller, excluding shell replacements and generic controllers as of 3/2019, making this a must buy for Switch owners.

Great buy.

My current favorite version of the Switch pro controller. Worked perfectly out of the box. Very comfortable. I might even like this more than the Xbox One controller... maybe!

The controller is pretty nice actually. I like the colors and design a lot. The green and pink match perfectly with the Splatoon joycons (as expected, and the faint decal of ink and stuff on the black part of the controller in the middle is a nice touch. With this being the only Pro controller I own, I dont have anything to compare it against except other types of controllers. As a person that prefers controllers though, vs like, mouse + keyboard combo, I do go through a lot of them. This one feels mostly premium, has good weight, and balanced weight. It could go for being lighter, but I imagine that would require a sacrifice for something like that fancy HD rumble or something. The controller doesnt have any glossy surfaces really. The top is kinda glossy, but somehow, all of them appear to resist fingerprints, which is great. The face buttons (ABXY) have a satisfying amount of resistance, and no click or anything (like the L3/R3 analog stick buttons). The L1-2/R1-2 bumper/trigger buttons share this same feel, but with less resistance. The +/- (start select) buttons on it are slightly raised, but similarly to the Home/screenshot buttons, they are clicky types of buttons instead. I feel like the location of the +/- should be different, I often find myself reaching for the home/screenshot buttons instead. The two Analog sticks are nice and resistant, which feels nice to use them. They are grippy, too, so they tend to attract... stuff. The D-pad I dont really care for. It is a single and hard piece of plastic. This is similar to other controllers Nintendo has produced, but I guess Sonys dualshock kinda spoiled me, as their separated directions on the D-pad just feel better. The price for what it is seems really high. If I would price this myself with no former knowledge of Nintendo Switch Pro Controller pricing, Id say it should be about 50$ or so, not 80$. Overall, the device does well, I like it a lot, but its not perfect. If you have 80$ to blow, like Splatoon a lot, and need a pro controller for the Switch, I guess go for it. I havent tried it, but I also hear it doesnt play nice with the PC, as far as plug n play goes (akin to PS4/XB1).

VERY impressed with the quality. Even the box for the controller was in perfect condition.