binbok Joypad Controller for Switch&OLED, Wireless Joy Con, 8 LED Color Replacement for Switch pro Controller with Wake-up Turbo Function Dual Vibration 6-axio Gyro, L/R Switch Controller(Transparent)

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These controllers don’t offer any flex and feel just as sturdy as the Switch Joy-Cons. That said, when set in on the divider, the controller as a whole piece does feel a little less stable than with the official set-up. For someone with big hands, this could be a problem if a particularly frustrating game is in play, but other than that, they fit well and offer more comfort. Long Play (4 hours)

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Outsider Gaming was sent multiple BinBok RGB Joycons to review, and so this conclusion draws from all of the input from those who tested the products.On the Joycon, hold down the two lower buttons (T and Screenshot or T and House) until the controller’s lights switch off. How do you use turbo? Gyro Motion Controls: When hooked up to the divider or individually, you can make use of the Joycons’ six-axis gyro motion controls; In this review, BinBok was kind enough to supply us with the OLED-Transparent Discovery model of the controllers. This is where the BinBok RGB Joycons – an unofficial product – come into play. Offering larger buttons and an ergonomic grip design, BinBok aims to offer a comfier Switch gaming experience, but do they achieve this feat? To setup turbo mode press and hold the T button and then press the buttons that you want to assign. Press the T button to use turbo.

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BinBok Joycons can be used together with the divider to forge a complete Switch controller, and they can also be used individually as single Joycons. The official Controller Strap accessories for Joy-Cons work with the BinBok Joycons. How long does the battery last? For many, the most important key feature of these is that they’re far heftier than a regular Joy-Con. While slimmer and more streamlined than a DualSense for the PlayStation 5, they offer significantly more grip and hold than the relatively flat official Joy-Cons. I received these things last week and, after some testing, I gotta say they're just incredible and way better than the Hori split pad (which I've loved so far) in almost every regard. The controls slide tightly into the Nintendo Switch and their own supplied divider, but are surprisingly lightweight, perhaps slightly lighter than their smaller official counterparts. On the BinBok RGB Joycons, you’ll also notice LED lights around the analogues, which have three different breathe settings. About the dpad. It works just fine but it feels a bit flat, especially when you press on the center. But the thing is, after a month or so using it, it has become one of my favorite dpads just because of how easy it is to do diagonals.For those with big hands, or even just adults, the BinBok RGB Joycons offer a greater amount of comfort and grip than your standard Nintendo Joy-Cons. It can take a bit of time to adjust to the altered input from the buttons, but overall, they offer a superior experience. After four hours of play on the moderately button-heavy game of Pokémon Legends Arceus, the BinBok RGB Joycons were still comfortable to hold and rarely offered a moment of delayed responsiveness. On the much more button-intensive Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, the need to adapt to the new buttons was much more apparent. Usually, when you think of a premium controller, you’d consider additional grips on the analogues, textured grips, and soft-touch or silent buttons. In those regards, the BinBok RGB Joycons likely wouldn’t be considered premium, and yet, for their ergonomic design, enhanced analogues, and larger buttons, they would be considered upgrades on the Switch’s Joy-Cons to many.