HORI Split Pad Pro Attachment Set - Ergonomic Controller for Handheld Mode & Wired Controller - Officially Licensed By Nintendo - Nintendo Switch;

I have large hands + i'm playing Switch in portable mode. So, i've tried to find a way to do not feel pain with default joycons.This thing is closing my requirements: it's just works. My fingers say "Wow, thank you!". I can control games like on big consoles. Even gyro-controls still working (tested with Quake 2)!Yes, Switch is a REALLY big thing now. But my user story is going away from home so rarely... and I will put joycons back for a journey.If you got similar user case - you can try this, i believe.

I never take it off my Switch. I consider the Split Pad Pro a must have for comfort in portable mode. Sadly it does not have HD rumble, NFC support for Amibo, and Nintendo has limits on control mapping for third party controllers because Nintendo thinks their Joy-Cons are perfect. You'll need a bigger case to hold the switch if you want to leave them attached.

Hori Split Pads are my absolute favorite switch controller, hands down. Being able to then utilize them in the same way as any other standard controller type, as opposed to only operating in handheld, is just perfect. I already owned a set of them, the gold and black Pikachu edition, but I love them so much that it was worth it to me to order this with an extra pair, just to have a spare set! I do wish it could work wirelessly and be recharged, but it's not that big of a deal to me in the grand scheme of things. Also, the cord length is quite ample, so no issues there. No lag/latency from inputs, no fuss, just plug and play perfection. These are worth the purchase!

This is a good controller but I think it's a little on the pricey side considering it lacks many of the features of the Switch Joy-Cons. An NFC receiver at least would have been good so I can scan amiibos without switching controllers. The extra assignable buttons on the back are a nice extra feature though.

I don’t have giant hands but I hate using joycons. This gives me a comfortable controller feel while I play in portable mode. Now I’m playing my switch again so thank you. No batteries but works for what I need

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Typical nintendo garbage. This thing feels so cheap, literally if I hold it too hard I can snap the plastic. The buttons? Feel like cardboard and dont take commands well at all you will have to put some pressure into the cardboard buttons to make them work. The joy stick? Feels like a hollowed out cheap plastic tube is holding it up and the deadzone of it is atrocious which again another way Nintendo ruins their own product. Nintendo has this kink where they get off making the world's worst gaming consol remotes. From joy cons, to pro controllers to this expensive trash. Every single joy stick they make feels cheap, clunky, easily breakable. Nintendo has lost my respect long ago and now they removed the ONLY DECENT REMOTE THEY MADE which would be the GAMECUBE REMOTE. Nintendo is officially not worth the time or effort or money. Can't wait to see how much everyone hates the ridiculous switch coming out, seems like Nintendo only poops out cheap trash they charge you 10x the actual price they pay for. Pathetic.

These controllers are awesome. They lack a few things that the stock controllers have such as NFC and Rumble but they make up for it in grip and feel. The thumb-sticks are accurate and do not have any drift. They came packaged well and slid right onto the switch with no modification needed. They are built to last and have a great weight to them.