Not all Nintendo Switch controllers are created equal.
Here are the best controllers for the Nintendo Switch that are available right now.
TheNintendo Switchis arguably the most versatile game console ever created.
So which is the perfect controller for you?
Lets jump right into it!
They also come in a variety of different colors and styles.
To remedy this, were includingHoris D-Pad Joy-Con, which replaces your left-hand Joy-Con with one sporting a D-pad.
It also lacks support for HD rumble, but hey, it has a D-pad!
GameCube purists may be a bit put off by the controllers matte finish and somewhat awkward trigger button placement.
However, we still consider it to be a great budget-friendly option that doesnt sacrifice accuracy or speed.
They come in two color schemesSNES and Super Famicom.
However, it sucks to get there and realize you dont have enough controllers for everyone to play.
Lastly, an 18-hour battery life makes this the ideal controller option for traveling.
However, at half the price of the Pro controller, its an excellent budget-friendly alternative.
While the controller offers motion controls, unfortunately, you wont find Amiibo or HD rumble support.
Included are adjustable turbo as well as multiple options for rumble strength strong, medium, and weak.
Lastly, it comes in four different colors that can be swapped out with different faceplates.
However, you’re able to always plug in the provided USB charger for continuous play.
Conclusion
Weve covered a lot of different controllers here, each with their strengths and weaknesses.
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