Waited a month of use to give a review. Firstly the feel is really good especially playing Splatoon 3.Satisfying fast clicky feel. When I first got it I never opened a switch controller before but I opened a dualsense before so I was prepared as to opening controllers and being cautious.It was simple and was able to clean my dusty sticks while I was doing it. The only problem is the rubber piecesthat go into the ZR and ZL buttons.They do wear off and you have to swap them which is annoying.Other than that these are a legit buy.And helps in alot of games to just feel smoother.Hope this review helps someone

Love these, kinda hard to use a normal controller after modding mine, hair trigger, plus short button switches make for tactile controller

I love the button feel for the triggers, but I've purchased this 3 different times. Each one has failed after 6-14 months. I wish they had better longevity.

Brought new fun quick shooting to my favorite Switch games. Totally worth it! Easy to install, and it comes with everything you need to decrease the time it takes to draw any bow in Zelda BotW and TotK!

Brought new fun quick shooting to my favorite Switch games. Totally worth it! Easy to install, and it comes with everything you need to decrease the time it takes to draw any bow in Zelda BotW and TotK!

This was a great product. It was just like a lot of the tutorials on YouTube and it had all the parts and pieces. It works great and I am enjoying the gaming upgrade.

This was a great product. It was just like a lot of the tutorials on YouTube and it had all the parts and pieces. It works great and I am enjoying the gaming upgrade.

This was just one mod I put on this (Pro) Elite Switch Controller.

This was just one mod I put on this (Pro) Elite Switch Controller.

Switch Pro controllers have digital input for the four shoulder buttons, this swap basically eliminates any travel for said buttons. The click feedback is a welcome touch (and this is coming from somebody who hates "blue" switch keyboards). So, what's the caveat? Well, it's more of a durability concern. The rubber stoppers you have to insert into the shoulder buttons so that they can make good contact don't last. You'll get about 1 year of regular use before the start to fray and fall apart. Fortunately, eXtremeRate gives you 4 pairs, so you can replace them when they fail (but this also requires you completely disassembling the controller again). There was one instance where one of the shoulder buttons (ZL, I think) was just permanently stuck, right out of the box, but I'll chalk that up to being a fluke as I've purchased seven sets of these and that was the only one with an issue. My only recommendation is to use a harder insert like the kind you find on automotive hoses. I actually ended up cutting up an old hose to make new inserts. They should last MUCH longer than the OEM ones. Overall, highly recommended!

Switch Pro controllers have digital input for the four shoulder buttons, this swap basically eliminates any travel for said buttons. The click feedback is a welcome touch (and this is coming from somebody who hates "blue" switch keyboards). So, what's the caveat? Well, it's more of a durability concern. The rubber stoppers you have to insert into the shoulder buttons so that they can make good contact don't last. You'll get about 1 year of regular use before the start to fray and fall apart. Fortunately, eXtremeRate gives you 4 pairs, so you can replace them when they fail (but this also requires you completely disassembling the controller again). There was one instance where one of the shoulder buttons (ZL, I think) was just permanently stuck, right out of the box, but I'll chalk that up to being a fluke as I've purchased seven sets of these and that was the only one with an issue. My only recommendation is to use a harder insert like the kind you find on automotive hoses. I actually ended up cutting up an old hose to make new inserts. They should last MUCH longer than the OEM ones. Overall, highly recommended!