PDP Afterglow Prismatic LED Deluxe + Audio Wired Controller: Multicolor - Nintendo Switch

I was nervous after reading some of the reviews but had the controller for a few days and so far it works great

Surprisingly affordable, well built, and corded. Playing games like ACNH, Super Mario 3D World, or Pokemon for extended periods of time with a Pro controller can really take a toll on your wrists. This PDP controller helps mitigate wear and tear (avoid drift/damage) on my procons when playing anything other than Splatoon with motion controls. ('cause procons are expensive.) Pros: • Has RGBs with modes, lets users pick from a wide spectrum of colors • The two mappable buttons under the unit can come in handy, especially when playing an RPG • D-Pad is solid and very responsive, the same can be said for L3/R3. Better than a procon's in my opinion. • Though some probably won't use it, the included headphone jack is nice to have. • Joysticks are raised a bit which eliminates the need for risers. Difference is shown next to a stock procon (might appeal to avid Paladins, Warframe, Fortnite, or Apex players) • Those who use their Switch for media consumption (YouTube, Crunchyroll, etc) or "AAA Clock" (for the select few who use their tv like an oversized clock?) wont have to worry about a dying controller battery while watching movies, having a binge session, or idling about. • Solid build, controller has no gaps between the shell and doesnt creak when gripped tightly. Can definitely handle a light impact or fall - With a price falling in the low/mid $20 range, packing more features than a PowerA controller of the same price. You really can't go wrong with this Afterglow unit. Cons: • Lacks haptic feedback. (no vibration) • Has no motion controls or NFC support (to be expected) • The handles are a few millimeters shorter than a procon. Might feel odd at first to users with medium/large hands. Difference is shown next to a stock procon • A/B/X/Y buttons can get to being a bit loud when playing fast paced titles like Brawlhalla, SSBU, or Ninjala Placement of the Home/Screencap/ /- buttons can be a bit confusing to those who are already used to Nintendo's Pro controller layout