Геймпад HORI Battle Pad Zelda — 109 отзывов, плюсы и минусы

This is just like a Gamecube controller, but a little bigger and with a few extra buttons. But I am a stickler for build quality and durability, because I have had a lot of controllers in the past that did not match my expectations.

It seems very rugged for it's price tag. If someone told me Nintendo built it and it was more expensive, I would have believed them.

The control sticks have a great feel to them, and although it has a wire, it is very long. It tends to twist up pretty easily, but the insulation still seems thick and durable.

Things to note are that it does not have rumble, motion controls, or amiibo support. If that’s a deal breaker for you then I would suggest getting a pro controller.

But for people like me who don’t want to go through the hassle that comes with playing on an authentic GameCube controller (adapters, no home button or any of the other necessary buttons a switch controller would have) this is a must have. Mostly use it from Smash but i’ve also tested this out on other games like Rocket League and Super Mario Odyssey and it worked surprisingly well. Definitely wouldn’t play Breath of the Wild on this but still a pretty useful controller

i love it. beautiful box to add to my collection and a LOT of people say this has a cheaper feel compared to the original gamecube controller/powerA and ive tried both powerA wired and wireless im not sure if it's because it's a little bit bigger overall or if its the grip on the handles but this thing feels really sturdy(same sturdiness as a wireless powera) but i bought it because these have t3 sticks(great sticks and easy to replace), the turbo button, and overall just for the gamecube style design. so far it's done me well in smash already :) got the pikachu edition as well and added pics since i haven't seen anyone else here do so. if u are inbetween controllers for smash and this is in your budget i recommend it :) i will come back and edit my post if anything happens too although i plan to mod it with led's since the back is transparent so wish me luck!

While I do like the Zelda design, THE ZR AND R along with the ZL and L are in REVERSED POSITIONS! Do not buy this product at all. How they made such a huge blunder or whether this is intentional is beyond me. YOU WILL HAVE TO CONFIGURE YOUR L AS ZL AND R AS ZR and vice versa if you want to have this controller work. Trust me, do not buy this. There are many other controllers out there with the same price that didn't screw this one up. It's like the manufacturers of this product HAVE NEVER EVEN TESTED OR PLAYED ON ANOTHER CONTROLLER!

This controller is amazing it feels nice very durable and 25$ cheaper than the official one with the adapter I've used both controllers but I prefer the Power A with its USB connection rather than a adapter; with the trigger I can use it for smash and get perfect up B's

Like I assume most people did, I bought this controller for the new Switch Smash Bros. At a certain level of play you use the C-stick a lot, and unfortunately that's where the problem is. All the buttons and analog sticks work fine EXCEPT my C-stick, which is a game changer, I'd say my C-stick registers 50% of the time, which is terrible. On another negative note the back 2 buttons are switched from the joycons and pro controller, so you'll need to always use custom controls in smash just to have the controller work as it should. The only positive I can give is the cable is more than long enough for any situation. If I'm offered a new unit that functions properly, I will amend this review. As of now, very unimpressed.

The controller is excellent and works well with any Switch game. The cable is long and the grip feeling is spectacular. The colors are vibrant and feels like a quality product. There is no rumble feature but aside from that, a great controller. I own multiple pro switch controllers and other third party controllers and admit that this controller is on par with the official Switch pro controller. Would recommend it!

 I immediately noticed 2 issues with this product when testing with Smash Ultimate. There was a bad snapback effect when flicking the analog stick to the right, and would cause my character to end facing left with significant repeatability. This is disappointing as I purchased this product believing the "anti-snapback tech" would make this product a safer choice to the alternatives. When testing the analog stick axis calibration I also noticed that the top-right and bottom-right positions were off center. Unfortunately the Switch software does not allow these controllers to be calibrated so I'm not even sure if these problems can be fixed. This has made this controller unusable for me.

(Update: The stick has begun to drift with barely any use. Stick to 1st party controllers)

I got this for my boyfriend for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, since he absolutely loves Melee. However while the controller works fine, we feel it could be better. After playing SSBU with this controller and an original Japanese GameCube controller with adapter, we found that the original GC controller could pick up smaller, finer movements unlike this one.
Again this controller is ok but if you're looking to be top of the game, I would recommend getting an original GC controller with an adapter over this.

I've been using this controller for emulation and for the switch and does this bring me back memories. The buttons all feel good with additional triggers to play new games and I've tested it out on gta5 and hat in time and it is comfortable to use as I have pretty big hands. 9/10

Another thing the cable is pretty long so that's another good thing. Also I wished they would do more designs that's my only complaint.

I absolutely love the quality of this controller. Its light weight, really responsive and doesn't feel cheaply made like some brands do. For the price I think this is an excellent purchase and recommend to anyone who prefers the Gamecube style controller to the switch joycons.

I bought this controller to try it out with Smash Ultimate on the Switch, thinking this would need a GameCube controller adapter so I also bought an adpater. I should have paid better attention to the description as it says it connects with USB. That is my fault, but I'm putting it here just to say read the description before buying to make sure it is what you are after
The controller feels kind of cheap. It is very light and has a weird texture on the grips, almost like that of a nail file. The buttons and sticks are responsive and I don't see any input lag. The shoulder button functions are swapped for some reason so be aware of that before buying.
All in all, it's a pretty good controller for it's price, just be mindful of what you are getting and make sure it is what you are after.

First and foremost, with what I enjoy about the controller. The controller provides an almost exact replica of how the buttons feel on a Nintendo brand one, (at least the buttons on the front of the controller such as the A button, B button, etc.) The control stick and the analog stick both feel good in the hands, but the functionality on the controller is where the positivity starts to wither. I've noticed that the B button on my controller is very hit or miss depending on the way I hit the button. If I don't press the button DIRECTLY in the middle, it simply won't do anything. For the type of games that I play, this can serve to be a rather significant problem. Also, I HATE the ZR and ZL buttons and how they aren't even triggers, more like just extra buttons on top.

So in conclusion,
The feel of the controller - 4/5
The functionality - 3/5
The price - 3/5
Overall - 3/5

I've been using the HORI Nintendo Switch Battle Pad for a little while now, a total of 21 hours of use (Primarily Smash) So far I've not had any issues with buttons sticking or terrible input lag. I only encountered a slight connection issue which was easily solved by replugging into the USB port. On a related note, the cord is a very nice length, you're unlikely to need any more than they give. Durability will need more testing over time, but I've dropped it once and there is a bit of a rattle but nothing important.

There are a couple of things to note about the controller that aren't so much complaints, but things one should be aware of. The texture of the controller is a bit jarring at first and as others have pointed about, even rough. Personally, I got used to this and after about five minutes you don't even notice it. However, it isn't exactly pleasant upon the first grip. Another note is that because it's USB the Switch recognizes it as a Pro Controller. This is really odd in some cases because the shoulder buttons are flipped. To elaborate, looking at a GC controller from the face buttons, L & R are on the bottom with zL & zR on the top respectively. On a Switch Pro controller, it's the exact opposite. So games in which you use the bottom trigger buttons can feel really awkward. Depending on the game you can switch the control scheme to have inverted shoulder buttons which will solve that issue, particularly in Smash if you like having the top buttons grab as I do. However not every game will necessarily offer that option and it's important to keep that in mind. You're better off looking at a wired Pro Controller for larger more generalized use.

That being said, chances are you're looking at this for Smash or possibly Emulation (It does work on PC, tested Sonic Mania on Steam and with MAME). For that, it's perfectly fine and you even have the luxury of having the camera and home buttons, allowing easier navigation, unlike the regular GC controllers. Not to mention it's still wired, so no worrying about AA batteries like it's 2007.
To me, there are enough reasons to pick this up especially with how hard it is to get ahold of the official adapter and regular controllers. Unless you already have a number of GC controllers or really need four plugged in at once, then this is certainly a nice alternative to pick up.

 Replacing item and will update if I received a good one. Feels great overall but c stick is important for smash.

*update*
New one works fantastic. 4 stats for failing expectations on the first one.

See title. This works great as a general use gamepad on PC, perfect for emulating gamecube/wii games. And it will work just fine when plugged into the switch (For compatible games), apart from the fact that, at least for now, Smash Bros. Ultimate does not recognize any custom button mapping you set up for this controller, at all. This would be fine except that the bumper/trigger buttons are mapped upside down as to what you'd be used to: the bumpers are shield, and triggers are grab. My only complaint really! Otherwise the build quality is great and for the price, it's perfect.

faithfully recreates the gamecube experience on the switch and pc.

I primarily use this on pc to play some older games, works perfect. It is recognized in steam as a switch pro controller and fully allows configuration.

I personally haven't had most of the problems the others do, all my inputs work perfectly, and the controller is easy to use. My complaint, though, is how light this controller is, it feels more like I'm holding a box of tic-tacs than a controller. To solve this, I glued six 4-stacks of pennies throughout the inside of the controller. Though it's fine now, it wouldve been great if this wasn't a problem I had to solve myself.

Taking it down a star becuase the problems with the control stick others had did arise, I got a replacement that did fix the problem, at least for now.

This controller feels so good in my hands and also doesn't have to stupid squishy triggers which I never liked on the original GameCube Controller.

Update December 9 2018: I’ve noticed that there is quite a dead zone in the left joystick. It ignore the input if it tilts a little bit and also the bounce back is huge. If I flick the stick one way and let go, when the stick reaches center it’ll also go the other direction. I noticed while playing smash if I do a quick dash left my character will go right for a second. Not really a fan of this. Shame since I wouldn’t want any other controller since I hate the squishy triggers

Here's a real review ... Yes it's not a original Nintendo GameCube controller ... It's more or less a remaster that is amazing for the price !!! Has great sticks for short hopping with any jump button u are comfy with !! Has great pivoting options and is a huge improvement from my aging original controllers ... Triggers are different but feel good game. .. really good controller has a nice grip on the handles and offers a great shape for your hands that long hours of play will feel good at least for my hands ... Long cord too everything you need and probably better than the current smash ultimate GameCube controllsrs

I grew up playing the gamecube version of smash bros, so my key mappings on the joycon and pro controller were a little harder to pick up. I'm glad they made a wired version of the gamecube controller for the Switch! I use this controller outside of Smash too, it's been highly responsive and great quality.

I enjoyed it playing with a control with a diferent structure

 This controller looks great. I'll give it that. What you can't see in the image, though, is that the handles have a really weird grip texture to them. It feels like you're holding grit paper. The rest of the controller is smooth, like a classic Gamecube controller. I wish it was the same on the handles, but it's not uncomfortable. Sticks click properly, the buttons all work pretty well, but I can't change the functions of the ZR and ZL buttons, so that's annoying, but tolerable The turbo button (which really shouldn't be there at all!) is right in the middle, so if you're used to a Gamecube controller, have fun with that, because I've accidentally hit it a few times-- luckily it doesn't do anything on its own, it needs to be used in conjunction with a different button, but still.

My main complaint, however, comes from the faulty analog stick. It seems like it works fine at first, until you realize that if you are holding the stick in one direction and let go, occasionally it will register as an input in the opposite direction! This is incredibly important in games like Smash Bros, where if your character unexpectedly turns around, you might miss a grab or attack and leave yourself wide open.

It's really unfortunate that this controller is bad for the one game I really got it for, because the design is really nice. I might just return it and pick up one of the PowerA controllers instead, since I really do want a GC controller with all the extra buttons to make it a viable alternative to the pro controller.

[EDIT] Upon double checking that I wasn’t misinputting or anything, I went ahead and checked the calibration on the control sticks. It’s heinous. Moving in a careful, small circle is impossible due to how it’s set up, only straight up/down/left/right work properly. On both the C-Stick and Analog Stick, that problem and the above mentioned problem of incorrect inputs are a serious issue. I attached a video showcasing both calibrations. You can see it jump to the opposite input every so often. Even for a third party controller, quality should never be this low. Also, still can’t get the ‘hold shoulder buttons while plugging in’ to work. That’s a bad design decision, and it also isn’t even really mentioned anywhere! I had to find some random reviewer on YouTube to mention this, since they chose to swap the trigger locations for some reason and instead of just having a switch or something.

I bought this controller to play platform fighting games. Unfortunately, this controller has ghosting, so I can't press up diagonal, so I can t recover from out of the platform or throw items up diagonal. This renders the controller useless, because I heavily play fighting games that require the basic gdiagonal input, and I exclusively bought it for the dpad. I'm returning this item, because I assume is defective as this doesn't even meet basic requirements to be a game controller.

I bought this without realizing it doesnt use the typical gamecube connection. Keep in mind that this obviously wont work with a gamecube adapter with your Nintendo Switch

With that being said, its still a pretty good controller. Excellent for smash.

Speaking of, when trying to configure this controller with your copy of smash bros,the game will treat this as a "pro controller" since it has an additional button.

Edit: A couple more things to note is that the R/ZR buttons are swapped, which creates some confusion when playing. To fix this you simply hold the 4 shoulder buttons and it should swap them back to normal.

Also this does work for PC, I recently played DragonBall FighterZ using this controller. Its no too bad once you map the controls to your liking.

In regards to usage, its managed to hold up even with rigorous smash bros play.

Other the additional buttons, non-analog triggers, and textured grips, and no rumble/less weight... This feels ALMOST exactly how it needs to in order to provide that "Official Gamecube controller" feel. All of the buttons other than +/-/HOME/CAPTURE/TURBO have a hard and satisfying press to them.
There also might be another nice surprise. When I plugged it into my PC, Windows and Xpadder SEEM to show it supports Xinput. I have no Xinput-only games to properly test it with, but if it actually does, then that might be a very nice positive point to many.

EDIT: I checked the user manual online, and it actually does detail "PC usage" of the controller, even going so far as to call L/R LT/RT. I don't know of the other two do this too, but this could mean a lot for some PC users.

I've been playing Smash Bros since the beginning, and Melee was the game I was always most hardcore about. This controller holds up great to original gamecube controllers. The only difference is the traditional L and R buttons are not analog (the whole spring feel) like the original. It's not an issue though.

I love that I can use the controller for anything that doesn't use motion controls. Highly, highly recommend it.

Wasn't sure when preordering this product, but after playing it on a couple different games (yes you can use it on other games besides smash, except for games built on motion controls) I'm pleased with it. It's well made and works perfectly fine. It is a bit odd that the zl and zr buttons are on top instead of being the triggers, but luckily Hori designed the controller so you can switch them easily. Only big downside is the lack of rumble.

It's been a little bit over year since I've purchased this controller, and now is the time that I feel confident to tell the experience I had this controller.

As the headline says, it's a decent controller -- it truly is. I had a friend recommend it to me to buy so I did because I was getting into Smash and I felt that using joycons weren't going to cut it if I wanted to up my game as a Link main (LINKS RISE UP).

When I first got this controller, it was pretty amazing. The controller was pretty responsive and I liked the feel of of it. The body of the controller is fully made of plastic. The back of the controller has grip, which I liked, but that too was also plastic. The controller had good snapback and most of all buttons were functional. The controller actually kind of simulated a gamecube styled controller very well regardless. The durability of the controller, however, is a different story.

This is where I feel that I need to let you future purchasers know before making this purchase.

Over the span of a few month with rigorous use of the controller for Smash, the direction stick began to drift. At first, I didn't mind it since I was used to drifting joycons. Overtime, that got worse. The drift on this controller could put Tokyo Drift to shame. I couldn't do diagonal inputs anymore and I would do misinputs frankly because of the direction stick not inputting what I want it to do. This made doing tech kind of hard to do and it would frustrate me because what I expect to happen just did not happen at all.

I don't know if it was just my controller, but the c-stick is kind of dysfunctional. I use my c-stick for tilts in Smash and frankly, I would run up to someone and flick my c-stick and NO INPUT WOULD REGISTER. No matter how hard I flicked or multiple times I flicked the c-stick, the tilt attack would not come out. The times when it does, it'll be very late like two to three seconds afterwards. I felt it was kind of unreliable to use the c-stick.

Fast forward to 9 months in where the drifting got so bad that I had no control over it and it took banging my controller on a surface to get it to stop, the impossible happen. I MANAGED TO FRY MY ZR BUTTON. It was due to a little static I had on my finger, and when I picked up my controller, my ZR button got the brunt of it. It was that day forth that I knew the buttons were DIGITAL inputs instead of ANALOG inputs. My ZR button was my grabbing button and I had reprogram myself to use the grab button with ZL.

This was also the time I've learned about the turbo feature.
Not only did I play Smash, but I also play Asphalt 9, a racing game that uses ZR to accelerate. I was very conflicted when I found out that my ZR button just gave out due to a little static, but it was enough to fry the input of it. I used the turbo button for it until I learned that Asphalt had an auto-accelerate feature. Turbo mode had like three modes before toggling off, so I would adjust accordingly.

There's also some red/orange turbo mode feature as well? The manual tells us about it, but I really never cared for turbo that much. I saw it as a useless option unless this whole ordeal kind of went down.

Now since I had the turbo feature set to my ZR button (which somehow worked just for the turbo feature), sometimes in Smash, mashing out of grabs could enable the turbo feature if you're not careful. This lead to me grabbing, spotdodging, AND rolling repeatedly in battle (honestly I had one fight with a quickplay Luigi and that Luigi player waited so patiently for me to stop rolling and grabbing. I wish they knew what was happening. I have a video of it as well I believe.). Whenever I start doing that, I have to look at my controller to see if I accidentally triggered turbo mode somehow and have to stop it as quickly as possible. To me, the turbo feature was both a blessing and a curse. You could do without it, to be quite honest.

ON THE PC

The controller works very well for PC. You might have to remap your buttons, but it works nicely! It kind of registers as an XBOX controller for some reason. If your controller drifts, then expect to see some drifting on your PC as well. The control pad ( the + looking pad with the arrows) was something I used for TEKKEN 7. I honestly did not have much of a problem with it. I did not reliably trust using the direction stick; I felt more control in the control pad. Sometimes if I mash too much to tech off the ground in TEKKEN, the turbo button might trigger and release my rage art (because of course, it's tied to my ZR button), so I have to look down at my controller and stop turbo mode from turboing it up.

Oh, and the rubber on my controller is wearing out immensely. You might want to invest in getting rubber caps and good maintenance of the controller itself if you plan to have it for more than a year. I kind of rode this controller until the brakes fell off.

I feel that I covered everything I wanted, but I'll edit this if I forgot something vital to tell. I've debated giving this controller a 3 star due to some of the complications I have, but HORI is a pretty nice company and this is also my first controller for the Switch/PC. I'm currently using a new controller by PDP, which has analog inputs and generally more smooth and snappier, but I'll miss the feel that was my first controller.

TL;DR: Controller is nice, but the lifespan could be short depending how you use it. Plastic feel. It has digital inputs -- beware of static. Drifting may occur after heavy use. It's compatible with PC usage and games. It has a turbo feature, but very niche applications. Link is pretty cool. :)

I've had it for almost 2 months now and it's still holding on.

The triggers on the back are really nice, specially if you are used to using the Pro Controller, the cable is long enough to play from quite far and the L and C sticks don't feel cheap at all.

My only issue so far is that the A button feels clicky and sometimes I miss some Jab 1 and Jab 2 combos while using Ken in Smash Ultimate. Feels like the A button gets stuck for a little bit or button press is not being registered properly. I'm not entirely sure if this is due to a defect or caused by sweating.

I've tried some of my friends original GameCube controllers and this doesn't happen at all, the A buttons feel smoother and more responsive.

It has all of the modern buttons needed, feels like an original GameCube controller too! The USB connection is very convenient, allowing it to plug into my PC and switch without an adapter! The grip is plastic but a very sturdy high quality like build. Perforated to prevent slipping. Claw preformance is great, and this controller is reconized by PC as an Xbox gamepad surprisingly. I won a game of rainbow six siege with it lol

I love this controller.

The analogs feel excellent. They also click in as well, so you have extra inputs there are well. This controller has every single button that a regular Gamecube AND Switch Pro controller has, at a fraction of the price.

It has a mega-sized d-pad which is lightly better for retro games, but let's be honest, you didn't buy this to play retro games. It plugs into the Nintendo Switch dock via USB, so there is ZERO need for an adapter, which also means there is next to NO input lag and for a game as precise as Super Smash Brothers, this is a God tier move. You can also flip the ZL and ZR buttons using the buttons on the controller since L/R and XL/XR are NOT in the same place as an official Nintendo Switch Pro controller.

Also, the shoulder buttons click down right away unlike the analog buttons of the original Gamecube controller. I prefer this, no Nintendo Switch games really use analog buttons.

The back is also textured for a better grip. Not sure how many people will like this, but I liked this. And speaking of your hand, the shape is just like the original Gamecube controller.

But the best part is that these work for the Dolphin emulator to play Gamecube games on your PC/laptop. Just plug it in, go to your input settings and you should be good to go.

My only con with this controller is that is it really light. And therefore feels a little cheap as a result.

Overall, this controller is 6 stars and beyond and HORI continues to show up and show out with these amazing controller for Nintendo consoles. No issues at all, and I will be buying for my PC gaming friends and Switch owners.

This controller earn an extremely high recommendation from me! :D

El aspecto está chulo. Pesa poco. De hecho, parece que este un poco hueco o vacío por dentro. Lleva giroscopio más vibración. Se sincroniza muy fácilmente con la switch y no pierde conexión. La duración de la batería es buena y es cómodo de utilizar.

El Horipad para Nintendo Switch tiene un diseño similar al Pro Controller oficial, hecho de plástico duro, conexión al dock por cable USB (3 metros) y con apariencia y sensación de robustez. Desde nuestra experiencia, las personas con manos pequeñas parecen encontrarse más cómodas con este periférico que con el grip y los joycons, aunque a cambio se sufre la limitación de requerir su uso a través el dock por el tipo de puerto empleado.

Es un mando muy útil si se tiene muy claro el uso que se le quiere dar. En los juegos que requieran control por movimiento no funcionará en absoluto, ya que carece de toda funcionalidad añadida: no hay acelerómetros, no hay giroscopios, no hay infrarrojos ni vibración. El detalle de la cruceta extraible seguramente lo haga una gran opción para jugadores aficionados a títulos de combate en 2D, pero sus carencias seguramente descarten su uso para muchas de las propuestas construidas sobre mecánicas alternativas y minijuegos.

Siempre pensé que los Joy-Con eran apropiados para cualquier juego, pero al jugar shooters o juegos más dinámicos, me di cuenta de que hacía falta un mando pro, pero ni quise gastar mucho dinero.

Este mando te ofrece una ergonomía bastante buena, sobre todo por los gatillos, es lo más cómodo del mundo.

Evidentemente no sólo es más barato por ser alámbrico, o por la falta de vibración, girsocopio y lector nfc. La calidad de los botones es muy buena, a pesar de ser materiales más baratos.

PRESENTACION : Sinceramente me sorprendio la calidad de la presentacion de la caja, parece un producto oficial de Nintendo que, aunque sin serlo, si que tiene licencia oficial, lo que ya dice mucho respecto a requisitos de calidad. Mirando la parte trasera se aprecia que Hori es una compania japonesa.

MATERIALES : La primera sensacion fue de desconfianza porque el mando es bastante ligero y pequeno y a simple vista la calidad de los materiales no parecen de una calidad sobresaliente aunque si justa para su precio, pero a medida que lo usas te das cuenta de lo comodo que es, la excelente respuesta que tiene y la resistencia que promete. El cable mide 3 metros y aunque puede romper la estetica de algunos salones, merece la pena a favor de la fantastica respuesta y la falta de latencia, !nunca te quedaras sin bateria!

DISENO : Es practicamente el mando de la game cube con algunas funciones anadidas para Switch aunque tiene un aspecto negativo de diseno dificil de entender y es que los botones ZL/ZR estan colocados arriba en vez de abajo pero es muy facil de solucionar, simplemente conectalo a la switch por usb y ANTES de encender la consola pulsa a la vez L+R, se encendera una luz roja en el mando, esto quiere decir que ahora los botones estan invertidos, es muy recomendable tenerlo asi como el original y asi te ahorras tenerlo que configurar en el juego.

ERGONOMIA : Esta disenado para manos pequenas, este es mi caso y aun asi falta 1 cm de mando tanto por la parte del agarre como por la zona de los L/R para tener un agarre 100% natural y comodo como con el PRO. No es para nada un mando incomodo, pero se nota que esta enfocado al publico infantil. El agarre es quizas demasiado aspero aunque no llega a ser un problema pero se nota, tal vez deberian haber encontrado otra solucion mas confortable.

RESPUESTA : Al ser un mando con cable la respuesta es inmediata, carece totalmente de latencia respecto a los mandos inalambricos asi que perfecto en este sentido y en especial para usar en competitivo. El joy tiene mas resistencia que el PRO, cosa que me gusta mucho y es muy comodo. Si no has tenido nunca este mando te llamara la atencion el tamano del boton "A" es inmenso y resulta especialmente comodo. La cruceta funciona igual de bien y es estilo "retro" con buen tamano.

TEST : Es un mando claramente orientado a Super Smash Bros Ultimate y es sin ninguna duda el mejor mando para este juego incluso por encima del Pro. Si miras algun video de guia veras que todos usan este mando. Tambien me ha sorprendido mucho lo comodo que es jugando a Mario Kart 8 Deluxe incluso ahora lo uso mas que el Pro.

A TENER EN CUENTA : Este mando no tiene giroscopio, ni vibracion ni lector de amiibo por lo que no es recomendable para juegos como Zelda o Splatoon 2, tampoco es capaz de encender la consola como hace el PRO.

OPINION FINAL : Un excelente mando que aunque se echa en falta la vibracion y el giroscopio, es una compra obligada si tienes Smash Bros U e incluso para jugar a muchos juegos en los que estes dispuesto a sacrificar estas carencias. Recomendaria su compra junto al mando PRO oficial de Nintendo. El combo perfecto.

Queríamos otro mando para la Nintendo Switch (dado que ya tenemos los mandos Pro y los Joy-Con, lógico estos últimos vienen con la propia máquina) así que me puse a buscar por Amazon y me apareció este horipad, tiene un aspecto similar al pro.

Éste exactamente que yo compré va conectado al dock por cable USB. Tiene de longitud tres metros (para nosotros genial, distancia perfecta del sofá a la televisión y aún sobra cable para jugar tranquilamente) .

Cosas buenas del mando:
*Es de plástico duro (eso está muy bien porque está preparado para el trote y más cuando se trata de cosas que van a utilizar niños).
*Lo que me gusta mucho es que tiene un diseño ergonómico y grande, eso le facilita mucho a mi hijo a la hora de jugar, porque le da mejor agarre.
*Licencia oficial de Nintendo.
*Al ser de cable la respuesta es inmediata.
*Algo favorable es que pesa poco y si vas a echar tiempo jugando se agradece, y más cuando lo van a usar los pequeños de la casa.

También hay que decir que es un mando orientado para juegos simples, me explico, si el juego necesita que sientas la vibración, este carece de eso, también es verdad que por el precio no se puede pedir más (si tienes claro el uso que le vas a dar es un mando muy útil ).

La verdad que tan pronto llegó a casa mi hijo no pudo resistirse a abrirlo y empezar a jugar con él, va perfectamente, sin ningún fallo.

Podría decir que por el precio que tiene y la prestación que da es perfecto, por lo tanto yo le voy a poner 5 estrellas, espero que con el tiempo siga funcionado así de bien.

El paquete llegó a tiempo y en la fecha marcada, un gusto comprar así, estoy muy satisfecha con esta compra, por lo tanto tengo que decir que si la recomiendo y si hiciera falta otro más lo volvería a comprar.

Espero que mi opinión os haya ayudado.

 Yo tengo 4 joycons, el mando pro y este mando con cable y he de decir que este último solo lo uso cuando vienen amigos a casa y jugamos a Mario Kart cuatro personas a la vez, os detallo mis impresiones:
-El cable tiene una buena longitud, de 3 metros lo que te permite jugar sin problema a cierta distancia aunque debes estar con el cuidado que nadie se enganche y te tire la consola.
-Carece de vibración ni acelerómetros por lo que en juegos como splatoon pierde bastante al ser juzgado con este mando.
- no tiene lector NFC para Amiibo.
- La cruceta es puramente simbólica que es muy torpe e incomoda de usar, sin embargo el stick analógico si se siente muy bien.

En el momento de comprarlo me costo 25€ por lo que es un gran ahorro si lo comparas con el Pro pero no esperes tener un mando Pro por este precio, en mi caso es un mando secundario solo usado en reuniones.

Me ha impresionado lo bien que va y lo cómoda que es la cruceta puesta. Quitada es bastante incomodo porque los botones direccionales quedan dentro de un hueco y no es tan cómodo sin la cruceta.

Lo he probado a fondo en zelda y va genial, no ha fallado nunca ningun botón y la ergonomía está genial en comparación con el mando básico de switch (los joycons puestos en el grip ese cuadrado).

El precio es insuperable, pero claro tiene algunas desventajas, como ya se ha comentado, no tiene lector nfc ni vibración ni acelerómetro, a parte es solo con cable, no tiene bateria, el cable siempre tiene que estar conectado y eso significa que solo sirve para jugar en modo TV con la switch metida en la base.

Mas que nada, lo he comprado para poder jugar bien a Smash Bros Ultimate sin preocuparme de baterias y para tener una buena ergonomia, a demás, da la sensación de ser un mando muy muy robusto, no solo la estructura sino también los botones y sticks, cosa de la que carecen los joycons.

Quiero aclarar para próximos compradores que este mando Hori replica del mando de GameCube, sirve para jugar a Smash Bros Ultimate, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, Dragon Ball Fighter Z, Resident Evil Revelations 1 y 2... éstos son los juegos que he probado con el mando y funciona a la perfección. Cabe destacar que cuando conectas el mando al Dog de Switch, por via usb, no necesita ser configurado, automáticamente funciona como si fuera el joycon. Por 22'49€ me ha parecido un chollo he comprado un segundo mando para aprovechar la oferta. Y son geniales, el mando pesa poco, no tiene lector de amiibo, ni vibración, pero no deja de ser un buen mando y económico para la Nintendo Switch.

Es un mando barato (comparado con el pro), bueno para tenerlo para cuando viene tu amigo a jugar o para tenerlo de repuesto.

No tiene giroscopio ni vibración, pero por el resto es perfecto.

Cable largo más que suficiente , he probado otros y este se nota que tiene mejor calidad que otros , si no quieres gastarte más dinero en uno inalámbrico;sin duda este es posiblemente la mejor opción

Compré este mando porque por el precio que tiene (me costó 23€) lo vi una buena opción para introducirse en el mundo competitivo del Smash. Llevo 1 mes con él jugando en serio y no le veo defectos.

La switch lo detecta como un mando pro y además de poseer los botones de home o screenshot, puedes jugar con él a cualquier otro juego.

Es verdad que no tiene giroscopio y los botones traseros no poseen un recorrido (como los originales de GameCube), pero por el precio que tienen son bastante cómodos y cumplen su función.

Creo que es la mejor opción si no quieres gastarte mucho dinero en un mando original de GameCube más el adaptador. P.D. los botones del gatillo (lo que sería R1/L1 y R2/L2 en playstation) vienen invertidos pero si nada más conectar el mando mantienes pulsado los gatillos delanteros (R1/L1) se enciende una luz y se queda ya configurado correctamente para siempre.

El funcionamiento es correcto. La única pega que le veo es que la Switch lo detecta como mando clásico en lugar de mando GameCube (ignoro si por conectarse vía USB en lugar de por adaptador), por lo que la configuración de controles reemplaza a la de los mandos joy-con. Se resuelve fácilmente de todos modos guardando dos configuraciones con nombres distintos, pero bueno, habría sido de agradecer que la consola los reconociese directamente como mandos diferentes.

Se nota que es un producto que cuenta con la supervisión de Nintendo a la hora de fabricarlo.
Es muy ligero (mucho más que el original de GameCube) y un pelín diferente en las empuñaduras, que tienen una textura rugosa y pueden no ser a gusto de todo el mundo.

El cable es lo suficientemente largo para no tener que preocuparse de tirones ni de acercarse a la pantalla más de la cuenta.

Sin duda, volvería a comprarlo.

Sobre el mando de GameCube de Hori:
Lo primero de todo decir que no tiene ni sensor de giro, ni vibración, ni conexión inalámbrica, por lo que si te piensas comprar este mando por estas características, no lo hagas.
Para empezar, ni la Switch ni el Smash Bros Ultimate lo detecta como un control de GameCube, sino como un control Pro (debido a que tiene más botones), pero no es un problema, se configuran los controles y ya. Lo segundo es que, como he dicho antes, añade nuevos botones (como un segundo botón Z a la izquierda), el botón turbo o el + y el -, aunque ojo, el orden de los botones L y R con los ZL y ZR están cambiados y puede resultar confuso (como muestro en la imagen). Los joysticks se sienten bien sin forzarse demasiados, aunque no tan naturales como un control original de GameCube, aún así los otros botones no están hechos con plásticos de mala calidad, por lo que también se sienten como uno original. Además, al ser conectado por USB, se puede conectar tranquilamente a un ordenador para jugar con él.
Mis quejas son que el Dpad a veces se siente un poco duro, y que los botones Home, +, -, etc, los veo un poco pequeños al tener el mismo tamaño que el Start de GameCube, además de el hecho de que esté cambiado el orden de los gatillos, y por último el no poder usarse sin estar conectado al Dock y por tanto la necesidad de un televisor o monitor.
En resumen, sirve para jugar cualquier tipo de juego que se pueda jugar con un control Pro, y en cuanto a la ergonomía está muy bien. Pero cumplir cumple su función: imitar al control de GameCube.

No es el mando oficial de Nintendo, pero cumple a la perfección con su propósito. Es inalámbrico, es muy ligero, su batería aguanta unas 20h jugables, botones y palancas grandes y con buena pulsación. Viene con cable para la carga, se vincula enseguida a la consola.
Lo único a tener en cuenta es que no se ve en la pantalla de los mandos el nivel de batería que le queda. Pero aunque no avisa en la pantalla mientras juegas, parpadea la luz naranja que lleva el mando.
Un gran acierto por la calidad y precio que tiene.

Estoy muy contento con el mando, la verdad es muy comodo, se puede jugar muy agusto, para vincularlo a la consola fue muy rapido y sencillo. Muy buena compra, su unico fallo en mi opinion es que a veces (2 veces en mes y medio) si lo dejas a un lado encendido y juegas algo a veces tiene joy con drift a un lado, pero se arregla apagando el mando y encendiendolo de nuevo.