





🎮 Level up your Switch game with wireless freedom and pro-grade precision!
The Switch Wireless Pro Controller by GameWill offers Bluetooth 3.0 connectivity, dual 3D analog joysticks, and a high-capacity 500mAh lithium polymer battery providing over 24 hours of gameplay per charge. It supports vibration, turbo functions, and screen capture keys, designed ergonomically for comfort. While it lacks some official Nintendo features like Amiibo support and powering on the console, it delivers solid wireless performance at a competitive price point.
| ASIN | B078JLBRKK |
| Are Batteries Included | Yes |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included) |
| Brand | GameWill |
| Colour | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 2.2 2.2 out of 5 stars (5) |
| Date First Available | 21 Dec. 2017 |
| Guaranteed software updates until | unknown |
| Hardware Platform | Gaming Console |
| Item Weight | 280 g |
| Item model number | SWC20171202 |
| Lithium Battery Energy Content | 1.77 Watt Hours |
| Lithium Battery Packaging | Batteries contained in equipment |
| Lithium Battery Weight | 4 Grams |
| Manufacturer | GameWill |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Product Dimensions | 16 x 5.2 x 11.1 cm; 280 g |
| Series | wireless controller |
O**Y
A reasonable controller
Took a chance with this wireless controller: was going to buy the SNES lookalike one instead but decided this one would probably be more comfortable. Well I'm generally very happy with it: had zero issues so far. It's a cinch to connect it to the Switch: you have to enable Pro controllers in the option of the Switch, then the option to add a controller, then press Home and Y together to get it to pair up. Once you've done that, it'll spring to life from standby by pressing L+R together, just like the stock controllers. The LEDs on the front cycle whilst it's doing this and then show which player number you are. The controller is very comfortable, though I'm not experienced with these things. The pad and joysticks seem to be in approximately the right places and I had no problem controlling games with the sticks or, in the case of Mario Kart, with motion. Super Meat Boy an the D-pad is also very playable. The only real issue I've had (though I've not tried charging it yet) is that the rumble is too strong. It's not a problem in some games but in others, where the force feedback is used a lot it can get quite annoying. Unfortunately there doesn't appear to be any way to turn the rumble off. I'm actually thinking that maybe I'll open her up and stick a resistor in line with the motor. (I've actually since got used to it or it's update itself somehow as I'm not really noticing like I did when I first got it. Strange.) The product is very much a white-label affair: it's obviously been made, to reasonable standard, in some Chinese factory (I think manufactured by GTCoupes) with the intention that other companies will apply their own brand to it. The one I received came completely unbranded without even any markings on the rear. The manual was also badly translated but there's really not much to explain so it doesn't really matter. Unfortunately there was no link to a website for support or to get firmware upgrades: a pity as I was hoping a firmware upgrade would fix the overzealous rumble. Anyhow, it's half the price of the official Pro controller and does everything it said it would, so I'm happy with it. If you shop around you'll find what appears to be the identical controller from other 'brands' at cheaper prices, but I went with Amazon for safety. Battery life is not amazing but isn't really a problem either. It's micro-USB chargeable so it's just a case of plugging it in when it's low. It's a pity they didn't use USB type C like the Switch is as then you would be able to charge the controller and the Switch with the same plug when you're out and about. (I'll update this review if there are any issues with the battery life, charging or longevity of the product. If anyone knows if it's possible to update the firmware to fix the rumble then I'd appreciate the tip.) 2018-03-13 Applied the 5.0.0 system update to my Switch and now turning the controller on crashes the Switch. Bit irritating, hopefully Nintendo address this with a further update or, failing that, GameWill provide a firmware update. 2018-03-14 Gamewill contacted me with instructions on how to update the controller. However they did not include the actual .exe to do the upgrade, nor where to download it from. I've contacted them a second time. 2018-03-15 Gamewill replied to my email pointing out that there was no binary: "Hello, please install the compressed file and follow the instructions". However there, again, was no file attached. Sigh. 2018-03-16 Gamewill now understand the problem. They are going to send me the firmware/updater directly. 2018-03-19 Despite dialogue with Gamewill, I've still to receive the updater binary so the controller remains unusable. As such I've lowered my rating down. 2018-03-21 No longer getting replies from GameWill. Still have not received the updater binary. I strongly suggest not buying this product if it's ever restocked as it appears to have no support.
A**.
Good until update to console
Brought it for a friend, pad worked okay until nintendo switch has an update. Now the pad won't work.
S**Y
Seal of approval from my 10 year old gaming expert
Works perfectly, my son is very happy and says it's awesome. Great Service from Gamewill too. Would definitely buy another if I needed to. Took seconds to connect it by pressing Home and Y, then confirming again with Home and Y.
A**N
Doesn’t work at all with the Switch when updated after May 2018
Avoid. We ordered this for our son to use with his Switch & once Nintendo updated the firmware in May 2018 it became completely useless. Only used twice & Amazon have been terrible when we’ve tried to as for help with either returnin* or exchanging against a Nintendo JoyCon. Avoid at all costs.
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