NYXI Flexi Wireless PC Gaming Controller, 1000Hz Polling Rate Hall Effect Joystick, Interchangeable D-pad&Left Joystick, 4 Mppable Buttons, Adjustable Turbo/Vibration for PC/Switch/iOS/Android

A good controller, very responsive, all around doesn't dissapoint. Customization is a good thing. Since I prefer symmetrical thumbsticks, I immediately switched it to that setup. It only took a few seconds and was very easy to do. Lift up a magnetic cover, pull out the thumbstick/d-pad module, flip it around and put it back in. The thumbsticks are very smooth and responsive with practically no dead zone in the center. The seller claims they are hall effect, and I don't doubt that. They certainly feel like it. The buttons also have a very satisfying click to them. As others have said, the back paddle buttons can only be mapped to current controller buttons, so there's that. However, I like using two of them to replace the stick click. There's also a nice built-in turbo/autofire function that's nice if you're playing a button masher. It feels nice and solid without being heavy to hold. I think it's worth the $60 price tag.

If you're considering and hesitant with purchasing this controller, you should not be. That's my recommendation at least. The controller functions well and feels good in my hands. The RGB is fine, but that's not really what I look for in a controller. I am very pleased with the BT connectivity. No drift yet, and hopefully it stays that way. The trigger action is smooth and quick. The honeycomb style grips are great, but I do wish it wrapped around the controller a little more. I'm very pleased with this purchase so far.

The Good: The controller is very flexible and can be used on many different platforms The hall-effect joysticks ensure there won’t be any drift The analogue triggers feel very nice The controller allows for a bunch of customization with controls The back buttons are easy to program Turbo button works well in Mario party The Bad: The vibration in the controller does not match the intensity that the game may try to show, as it will vibrate very much and cannot be easily adjusted. The back buttons are too easy to hit on accident. All of the controller combinations you need to know in order to customize the controller can be very annoying. Overall: A great controller for the price shown, easy to use on many different devices, has great feeling buttons (on the front), and is nice looking. Despite the inconveniences that come with it, you can look past those if you just search things up online. Thanks for reading and I hope it helps.

amazing controller to use for any tyoe of console I love that you move the buttons around

Honestly in my opinion it's better than the Scuf envision pro although it's missing a few mapable buttons. I'd add some photos but I broke mine by dropping it on tile other than that it's a durable controller as long as it's not repeatedly dropped on hard surfaces 😅. The RGB is amazing and can be disabled it also has Bluetooth and can be used with its USB type C cord. I play it on my Alienware M16 R2 so it's been a blast so far. My only complaint is the lack of colors and limited edition collabs like how Scuf has some but that's about all.

I wish I would’ve bought this sooner. I’m an avid gamer- so I burn through joycons. The official pro controller is known to drift so I was stumped. I was very sick for like two years (and into this one) so my Switch has been a close companion for bedrest. This controller charges rapidly, responds well, holds the charge for a long time thanks to its sleep mode, and is effortless to connect to the Switch. It feels very natural to swap to this controller rather than the joycons. And it’s very simple to add it to another Switch console. Sometimes the extra buttons cause some weird reactions but you learn to not hit them. One thing I’ve noticed is for some reason it struggles with working well with other pro controllers in couch co-op multiplayer settings but that may just be the Switch (or Minecraft which is what we were trying to play at the time). Still figuring that one out- could honestly just be glitchy Minecraft. The LEDs are a cool feature although I do wish you could dim them or turn them off when you don’t want them cause they can be super bright in the dark. I’ve found dark blue or orange helps remedy that. I’m gonna buy the white one soon too! Don’t lose its chord! I just keep it in the Switch dock at all times so I can charge it when I’m not using it. I highly recommend this controller to all Switch players! :)

The NYXI CHAOS Flowing RGB Light Pro Controller (or NYXI Switch Pro Controller for Nintendo Switch as Amazon lists it) is MUCH better than the official stuff Nintendo's blatantly selling at us with known issues. First off, the analog sticks are built differently, and as thus, from what I have read in other reviews from people that have had this controller for longer, the drifting issue is not present here, although that is still yet to be seen, the buttons feel springy, but are responsive and accurate, and I honestly feel less input lag than the official Nintendo's Switch Pro controller. Another thing that is BETTER in this controller is the D-Pad. Sadly, it is not perfect, because when you are turning from left to right, it will detect the Down input, and it will lock it there until you move your thumb completely away from the Down button. The Up input button need to be pressed a little hard sometimes in order to be detected, however, while playing Mega Man X 5, it seems I broke in the Up input, because now it detects my inputs much quicker. The Down input remains an issue, sadly. And for those looking for a good D-Pad for fighting games, this one I can only say is a decent choice; much better than the official Pro Controller and Joy-Cons, but that Down input issue CAN mess up your game, although the games I tried to play were the Street Fighter 3oth Anniversary game, and the Touhou Hyouibana ～ Antinomy of Common Flowers. Those fighting games that are easier played with the analog stick are a DELIGHT with the NYXI pro controller. Finally, playing 2D, 2.5D, and SHMUPs (Shoot'em ups) has become a GREAT DELIGHT, because in these games, the D-Pad works VERY well, aside from that Down input, however, that input doesn't interfere as much in these games, and the lack of input lag allows you to correct any directional input you press by accident. There is also the Turbo function which allows you to shoot/attack in rapid succession whenever you need to. You do, however, need to read the instructions on how to activate the faster level of turbo, as the controller is set up with slow shooting as its default. Perfect for Animal Crossing when chopping trees or hitting rocks, but not so much for Gradius or Life Force, or even Mega Man, when you want to be shooting as many fast bullets as you can. Also, if you want to use the button without turbo, without shutting down the turbo function, you can always set some of the extra buttons to whichever button you need without said turbo function. You can even set up those extra buttons to have TWO buttons in one, although I have not found how to apply this "Macro button mapping" on any of my games. I TOTALLY recommend this controller to anyone, but, sadly, I cannot recommend it to anyone looking for a solid fighting game experience. (Wednesday October 26th 2022 UPDATE) After extended use, my controller has started drifting to the right at random moments, but it stops once I move the stick a bit, but the D-Pad has gotten much wosrt, and now it inputs up or down if you are not carefulwhen changing directions, or even selecting special attacks, like on Xenoblade Chronicles 3.

Works great right out the box, didn't ask for any kind of set up or driver support, literally plug n play. Feels great in hand, no creaking or softness in the material as far as I can tell, no sticking or delay in analogs or input buttons. Over all very well made sturdy controller. After I get some real use out of it, in about a month (unless I forget) I'll post an update to see how well it's holding up.