Advantage Wired Controller for Nintendo Switch 2 - Lumectra: USB Connection, Nintendo Licensed

RB stopped working within a week! Pin inside are so cheap it broke with not even a week of gaming. Don't buy this product, its the second i buy! Both broke in the same month, worst trash controller i ever had! Don't do the same mistake!

LB stopped working within 3 weeks, the pin inside is too cheap, they shouldnt put that on the market

I bought one of these controllers from game stop about 4 months ago and it worked VERY well for the first 3 then the left stick got loosened and has TERRIBLE drift. It's cheap for a reason... I would not recommend, unless you know that you will need a replacement within the year.

Great controller, still.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Pretty good product. Feels nice in hand and moves very easily, it did take a little bit to turn on but overall love the color and the light up feature, super sleek design.

Started of great back pads are easy to swap actions but after a while both sticks started drifting. The stick drift wasn't what makes this bad all controllers develop drift, its the fact the triggers started working by themselves. I haven't figured out a work around for the triggers working by themselves yet but when i ads in a fps the right stick shoots up by itself now. But I've got cool lights on the controller. Do not recommend.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The PowerA Advantage Wired Controller feels well made with sturdy materials that don’t feel cheap. It is lightweight, making it comfortable to hold during long gaming sessions. The controller functions smoothly and connects easily to the Nintendo Switch without issues. The joysticks are responsive and precise, which helps with gameplay accuracy, and the buttons are well placed with a satisfying click and quick response. Overall, it offers reliable performance for everyday gaming.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The PowerA Advantage Wired Controller feels well made with sturdy materials that don't feel cheap. It is lightweight, making it comfortable to hold during long gaming sessions. The controller functions smoothly and connects easily to the Nintendo Switch without issues. The joysticks are responsive and precise, which helps with gameplay accuracy, and the buttons are well placed with a satisfying click and quick response. Overall, it offers reliable performance for everyday gaming.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Love the design of this product. its ergonomic shape is extremely comfortable and it’s made of great material, making it extremely stable and durable. It’s portable and the interface is so nice with the ghost lighting !

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Love the design of this product. its ergonomic shape is extremely comfortable and it's made of great material, making it extremely stable and durable. It's portable and the interface is so nice with the ghost lighting !

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It is extremely light! Ergonomics are a bit hard compared to other controllers I have, it’s nothing major but could be softer and high quality. Durability is great as well as the features, like the colors in the controller and the buttons on the back of the controller to increase any game experience! Cable is great too, not too long or too short, perfect.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It is extremely light! Ergonomics are a bit hard compared to other controllers I have, it's nothing major but could be softer and high quality. Durability is great as well as the features, like the colors in the controller and the buttons on the back of the controller to increase any game experience! Cable is great too, not too long or too short, perfect.

This review is for the Powera Advantage wired controller with Lumectra for the Switch 2. The controller is very lightweight, but not really in a good way. It just feels like an empty shell. It’s shaped nearly exactly like an xbox controller, but the secondary buttons, instead of reflecting the placement of Switch 2 Joycons, are in a row on the very bottom, beneath the d pad and right thumbstick. For me this is incredibly unintuitive. The right trigger is not very responsive. I have to make multiple attempts with increasing degrees of pressure for it eventually register. This is probably just a defect on the one I bought and not for all of the ones made. The right trigger works as expected though. The lights are pretty but very bright and for me distracting. Being prone to migraines, and wearing prescription glasses, a gentle constant light that I can easily adjust or turn off would be preferable. The light option that reacts to your input was probably hilarious to watch me use, because the light kept reflecting off of different parts of my glasses, so I kept looking all over the place. So far I have only tested this controller with Hello Kitty Island Adventure and Stardew Valley, though I do plan on using it with Guardians of Azuma, Legend of Zelda games, and others. Becausenof the issue with the right trigger, I think it will probably wear out somewhat quickly, just because of the force required. I would recommend it if you needed a controller and this was the only option available. However, I feel that there are probably many better controllers, and that the joycon grip that nintendo provides is possibly the best option.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is so cool! I have never used a decorated controller but when it lights up it adds to the immersion of the game. It’s comfortable to hold and doesn’t lag.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is so cool! I have never used a decorated controller but when it lights up it adds to the immersion of the game. It's comfortable to hold and doesn't lag.

I don't play games that much anymore, so it was convenient to have the wired feature. I didn't have to keep up with charging it. But out of nowhere the left joystick stopped working. I couldn't click to sprint anymore. I bought this controller so it wouldn't go to sleep while I watch movies and tv on my Xbox. I have had my other wireless controller much longer and the joysticks still work. So that's pretty disappointing. It didn't even last a year. I got it around Xmas last year.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’m just in love with this controller, the design is sleek, the colors are vibrant, I have fun playing with the controller itself and then incorporating it into the game. The only issue for me is that is not wireless but other than that easy to connect and play !

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I'm just in love with this controller, the design is sleek, the colors are vibrant, I have fun playing with the controller itself and then incorporating it into the game. The only issue for me is that is not wireless but other than that easy to connect and play !

Make it easier to program the colors and crap cause I'm not buying this again. Looking for a different company right now.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Okay, I wasn’t expecting myself to review this product but maybe it’s a sign to broaden my horizons… ANYWAY! Power A’s Nintendo switch controller with lumectra is an amazing budget friendly option to the original controller options from big companies like Nintendo or Xbox. Now I know what you’re thinking… “most budget friendly controllers suck!”, and they do, but not this one. Sure it does feel a little plasticky and light, but the mechanics of the controller in game feel very smooth. The grip and control buttons feel very natural, and the lighting from the lumectra is very bright as you can see in the picture. A little too bright for me, but it does bring some nostalgia as it makes me remember those clear controllers with lights in them from the Nintendo 64 console from back in the day. Overall, I’m pretty satisfied and I’d even go as far as to recommend this as a primary controller option if you’re not really into the small original controllers that come with the switch and switch 2. And yes, it works with both options.