Battery life varies by model. Typical reported runtimes from the results include about 6–8 hours for some compact wireless controllers, around 10 hours for controllers with a ~1000 mAh design, and up to about 17 hours for higher-capacity models.
Common color options include neon pairs (for example neon pink and neon green) and several pastel hues such as pastel purple/green or pastel pink, with many controllers available in multiple colorways.
Common accessories include wrist straps or comfort grips, USB charging cables (for wired or rechargeable models), protective carrying cases often with game-card storage, and small stands or play stands for tabletop mode.
Third-party controllers often add programmable back buttons or macro engines, adjustable turbo functions, drift-resistant or enhanced joysticks, NFC support, and customizable lighting or interchangeable faceplates.
Controllers support handheld play when attached to the console, can be used independently for shared two-player action, and—when paired with accessories like stands or included cases—enable tabletop play.