PowerA Advantage Wired Controller for Nintendo Switch 2 - Mario Time

Gift for grandson

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Works great and is super cute! I have no complaints for the controller except that the design is so cute I keep looking at all the details 😂. The pink and blue go together well and there are no issues with the buttons.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Recieved the Nintendo Switch 2 controller in exchange for honest review. We really love it. Very cutesy design and attractive color my daughter loves. This is easy to use and user friendly. Very compatible with our switch. Same performance with the old version of controler.its just bulky

I appreciate the dynamic lighting in this controller. It also has an ergonomic feel to it as it is not as large as a normal Xbox controller. It feels solid and I love the trigger locks. I just gotta be careful with them. They also seem to be in better positions than the other 1 I had

This controller feels better than the previous controller I had and it feels like it was made to last longer than the others. The Lumectra features are mesmerizing with the many color combos. The L-R trigger locks feel more in place and less likely to move with trigger force than my previous controller.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It's very clicky! It's a step up from the first one, I connect it to my computer and the gameplay is really smooth! It's kinda heavy though. The layout of the buttons is kinda confusing but you do get used to it.

The PowerA Advantage Wired Controller with Lemectra was one of the best purchased that I made for my Xbox. I love the way it light up making it easy to look at during night time. The weight and control are perfect for me. Tyler

Cord isn't very long keep that in mind so you don't pull the switch off the tv stand like us haha. Or buy a separate cord that's longer

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The buttons are super responsive, the D-pad feels tight (in a good way), and the analog sticks have just the right amount of resistance for precision in games like Mario Kart Nexus and Zelda: Echoes of Time. It doesn't have HD rumble or wireless connectivity, obviously, but the long braided cable is durable and gives you plenty of room to move around. Plus, it's lightweight, so your hands don't cramp up during long sessions. Only reason I'm giving 4 stars instead of 5 is because the turbo button is easy to press by accident, which messed me up in Smash Ultimate 2.

Had this controller barely 3 months and the plug in port is going bad. Controller dies randomly very often and have tried other cables and nothing works. Extremely dissapointed