PDP Gaming Faceoff Deluxe+ Wired Switch Pro Controller - Officially Licensed by Nintendo - Customizable gamepad buttons, sticks, triggers, and paddles - Ergonomic Controllers - Red Camo / Camouflage

I’ve been using this for a while now and it’s such a good controller. Much better than the switch joy cons and I can use headphones. One of my joycon analog sticks broke after a month. This controller has lasted me years and I’ve had no issues despite it being a fraction of the price. Sure it’s not cordless, but the cord is decently long so I haven’t had any issues. It also makes it really easy to connect to a PC if you like to game on there too because it’s USB. I haven’t had issues configuring it to steam or any emulator. All of them have recognized the controller properly.

The PDP 500-134-NA-CM04 Nintendo Switch controller in my opinion is a steal of a deal for what you get.I tried to post as many photos of the item and its various functions, what the controller can do as far as the face plate and the back plate, also alongside of a PowerA wireless controller so you can see the button layouts and how they differ.The build quality is pretty good when you hold this controller and you play with the joysticks and the buttons it does not feel like a cheap, or cheaply made controller. I like that the capture button and the home button are far placed where they are because when I would hit the - button during a game I would get an accidental screen shot.I posted a screenshot of the Settings showing the output as stereo, make sure to get the most out of this product you change that setting from MONO to STEREO.The 10 foot cord is great to play in docked mode and be at a good distance away from the TV.The back two buttons are programmable and I haven’t had an issue with hitting those buttons on accident in the heat of gameplay.The mic works great for gameplay.The audio will default for the headset when the mic is plugged in.The function button below the right analog stick is easy to use. You double tap to mute your mic, holding the function button while pressing the back buttons will allow you to program the back buttons.Holding the function button while pressing the up and down on the D pad will allow you to adjust the volume of your head set independently from the Switch.Here are the Pros and Cons:PROS- Cost- Length of cord- Headphone jack with Stereo output and mic support- Audio from TV will not bother anyone else in the room when the headset is plugged in- Independent sound volume adjustment- Back button programmability- Mic mute function- For me, I like layout of where the home and screen capture buttons. It seems that I do not accidentally hit them like I did before with the PowerA wireless controllerCONS- When unplugging or plugging in the mic during gameplay the Switch will always ask you to reconnect your controller- Some button presses seemed to miss but it’s rare enough that it didn’t effect my ratingI liked this so much I bought a second one for my son.Game on gamers!

Controller itself is pretty nice. When comparing it with the Pro Switch Controller, it definitely feels lighter, and the plastic used definitely makes the controller feel "cheaper" (because, well, it is significantly cheaper than the Pro Switch Controller), most notably the top of the analog sticks feel quite different and the buttons sort of press differently, but doesn't make the controller unusable or anything like that. On the Switch, everything works perfectly. The two buttons on the back are bound to both B and X, but these can be remapped easily, and remapping them to themselves essentially disables them (I had to do this since I would hit them accidentally all the time). You can also take the whole back cap off, but that makes the controller kind of awkward to hold.So I made the assumption that this controller would be compatible with PC, but read the dev response saying it wasn't. However, I was in fact able to connect this to my computer, and it was recognized both in controller emulating software like x360ce, and also it was recognized in Steam. If you go to the Big Picture Controller Settings, you're able to add this controller as a "Generic Controller," and then you can map each button appropriately. I then switched the settings to recognize it as xbox 360 controller (I think), and was able to use the controller to play Rocket League. I also plugged my headset into the controller, and was able to change my audio output and input to the controller in discord, and it worked perfectly. I haven't tested the voice features on switch yet, but I was not able to get the push-to-talk button to work for PC (yet).I would imagine that if you wanted to get this controller to work on a non-Steam game, you'd probably have to use some sort of emulation software (like x360ce), however I've had a lot of luck just adding games as non-Steam games. Anything run by Steam has full controller support; in fact, I've added the whole Epic Launcher as a non-Steam game, just so I could have the controller support over all Epic titles (including Fortnite). I recommend this route if you plan on using the controller for a non-Steam game.I'll update my review if I find any issues!TLDR: Great controller for the price, feels kind of cheap but what can you expect from a significantly lower priced controller. Does have PC support, but takes just a little bit of setting up.

I got this controller to do voice chat on rocket league and it does not work. The audio comes in through the earphones but I can't talk over the mic. I use the same plug in headset for my Xbox so I know the microphone works.

Bought this remote because my son was experiencing two issues with the switch. 1. His mic sometimes will work sometimes it wouldn't while playing Fortnite. Basically issues with the aux connection since we bought 3 different headsets all ended up having the same issues. This eliminated this. Headset can get plugged it straight to remote. My son also does not have to be too close to tv since his headset cable was not long enough when connected to the switch. Now thats no longer the issue. Been using it for a week now. Absolutely no issues with mic now. 2. My son also experienced the joy drift issue so got this while its being repaired. No more drift issues either. Make sure you have a doc to be able to connect the USB for best use. If not. Get a USB to usbc adapter to plug it to the bottom part of the switch. Very happy with the purchase