Hori Split Pad Pro (Pikachu & Eevee) for Nintendo Switch

Unbelievable, picked this up on a curbside order. l left in my car in a tied bag so my son didn't see it for Christmas. I went to wrap Christmas Eve and the box was clearly a return from someone else. It was All torn up and tapped up. I still wrapped gift against my thoughts/ feelings and guess what one? One of the controllers is broken. Noone will answer the phone at the store so i can ask about a return or exchange. I cannot believe this and the worst part, my kids threw the box in the dumpster with all the Christmas garbage. I'm so beyond upset right now.

Makes handling the Switch so much better and comfortable when not docked, especially if going handheld for a while. I have small hands so it seemed a little bulky/big but it wasn't really a problem. It still felt right in my hands and just overall you much better grip than Joycons (you can hold on one end with actual leverage). It does add a considerable width to the Switch but unless you're gaming in tight spaces or you're swinging it around, not really an issue. Another thing I wanted to point out that I first noticed and worried me a bit was that it was very light. Shouldn't be surprised considering that there's no haptic feedback on this but I was still expecting a bit of weight to it. Regardless, it functions well and makes handheld gaming much more comfortable ... MoreMakes handling the Switch so much better and comfortable when not docked, especially if going handheld for a while. I have small hands so it seemed a little bulky/big but it wasn't really a problem. It still felt right in my hands and just overall you much better grip than Joycons (you can hold on one end with actual leverage). It does add a considerable width to the Switch but unless you're gaming in tight spaces or you're swinging it around, not really an issue. Another thing I wanted to point out that I first noticed and worried me a bit was that it was very light. Shouldn't be surprised considering that there's no haptic feedback on this but I was still expecting a bit of weight to it. Regardless, it functions well and makes handheld gaming much more comfortable so in the end, not really an issue.

They are a lot more comfortable that the standard Joy Cons. They just don't do any of the standard joy con things do. The most notable is that there is no rumble. I have been gaming for a very long time and having a controller that doesn't rumble seems weird and cheap. There have been rumble motors in controllers since the 90's, and it is a big whiff for Nintendo and Hori. Also they do not contain a power source. So they only work while connected to the switch unit. They do not contain an accelerometer, gyro, or infrared emitter. So they cannot be used for motion control even while attached to the unit for power. Which means all the little movements you can do in games like Breath of the Wild, are not possible with these controllers. Save your money and just buy a ... MoreThey are a lot more comfortable that the standard Joy Cons. They just don't do any of the standard joy con things do. The most notable is that there is no rumble. I have been gaming for a very long time and having a controller that doesn't rumble seems weird and cheap. There have been rumble motors in controllers since the 90's, and it is a big whiff for Nintendo and Hori. Also they do not contain a power source. So they only work while connected to the switch unit. They do not contain an accelerometer, gyro, or infrared emitter. So they cannot be used for motion control even while attached to the unit for power. Which means all the little movements you can do in games like Breath of the Wild, are not possible with these controllers. Save your money and just buy a pro controller.