Exlene Gamecube Controller Switch, Wireless Switch Pro Controller for Nintendo Switch/Lite/PC/Android/iOS/Steam, Support Wake Up, Motion, Adjustable Rumble, Turbo & Auto Turbo（Gold）

Works great be sure to follow directions on how to set up and yoi will be fine.

So I was looking for a wireless GameCube controller. The most common one is the wireless power A branded controller, but it unfortunately asks for double a batteries instead of a rechargeable so I went looking for another and came across this one.Pros: Feels weighty, comfortable, wakes up your switch, and has motion controls.Unfortunately this controller is hindered because it's biggest con is the Deadzone in the analog stick.What do I mean by Deadzone? Alright, so if you ever used a first party or even third party controller with an analog stick, the slightest push will register and your character will move in the direction you want.For this test, I booted up Super Mario 64 via switch online and attempted to walk Mario slowly and found out that the analog stick won't register inputs until it's pushed about halfway in any given direction. I tried calibrating it to fix it and no dice.I tried the power A wired GameCube controller for switch and it's analog sticks behave like a first party controller, no Deadzone and the slightest input registers.Lack of precision is definitely a deal breaker, especially if you plan to use this in a game like smash which I'm assuming most people will want it for.I'm hoping the manufacturer creates a revision with more accurate analog sticks, until then, stick with officially licensed products.

It's been years since I've used an actual gamecube controller, but this seems like it looks, feels and plays like the original. I am currently using this to play Super Smash Bros Ultimate and it's been a blast. The divots in the left joystick definitely have its pros and cons, but for the most part I really appreciate it for the accurate directional specials.If this ever craps out, I'll definitely purchase again!

It feels a little heavy but that's fine, the buttons feel great, and unlike other people I have no issue with it's Bluetooth for the switch or my PC, both see it as a pro controller. The buttons feel nice to click. However the right trigger keeps sticking it's input dispite the trigger not physically sticking

What I liked about it1. You can use phone charger to charge it2. That it was wirelessWhat I Dislike about this1. How the left and right stick edges were so small I had no reach with Exlene, where the OGCC has larger Edges so you have more reach2. If you hold or accidentally force down a button long enough you can break it instantly I held down the right back trigger and it instantly broke which tells me if there's a chance of this happening which there is, This Controller is EXTREAMLY Fragile3. Shuts off when your gone for a bit like shuts off super quick never tested the exact time but I've had to turn this controller on about 3 ta 5 times while playing at times its so annoying4. Rumble, it Rumbles to the core it's so aggravating I turned it off it practically can shake the earth almost anyone would turn this off.5. OverpricedIt's sad I really wanted to like this but it's just ANOTHER company trying to sell over priced controllers made with extremely generic plastic.Wouldn't be optimal replacing sticks on these controllers if they got stick drift like others mentioned because the buttons have issues to.As a controller collector and smash pro I would not recommend this controller as it's way to fragile for that kind of game and extremely cheaply made.Save Your Money!