Enhanced Wireless Controller for Nintendo Switch - Black

Highlights

• Official licensed product
• Bluetooth Wireless freedom
• Features motion controls and Advanced Gaming Buttons
• Ergonomic design with standard button layout
• LEDs for power, button mapping, player number and low battery warning
• Includes two AA batteries for up to 30 hours of game-play

Specifications

Batteries

1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)

Rated

Ages 3 & Over

Language

Italian

Product Dimensions

6.6 x 16 x 16.26 cm; 260 g

Release date

1 Nov. 2018

Item model number

1507507-01

Guaranteed software updates until

unknown

Is this the right pick for you?

This PowerA Enhanced Wireless Controller for Nintendo Switch is perfect for gamers who want a bit more freedom and comfort when playing their favorite titles. Its Bluetooth wireless capabilities allow you to move around your living room without being tethered to the TV, which can be especially useful during long gaming sessions or when sharing the controller with friends. The ergonomic design ensures that it fits comfortably in your hands, making extended play much more enjoyable. Plus, the standard button layout and motion controls ensure a familiar and intuitive experience for most Nintendo Switch users. However, this controller might not be ideal for those who already have their preferred setup. If you've invested in other controllers or are using wired controllers with your Switch, this wireless option could add to your collection rather than replace it entirely. The included batteries provide up to 30 hours of playtime, which is a significant advantage over many other wireless controllers on the market. Just remember that while alkaline batteries are recommended for optimal performance, the actual playtime can vary based on factors like battery quality and game intensity. Setting up this controller is straightforward; simply press the power button to turn it on, then connect it via Bluetooth to your Nintendo Switch. The LED indicators will guide you through the process, showing when the controller is powered on, which buttons are mapped, the player number assigned, and when the batteries need replacing. Given its age (released in 2018), it's worth noting that while guaranteed software updates are available until an unknown date, future compatibility with newer Switch models or features cannot be assured.

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