CRKD Nitro Deck

Es un producto genial en cuanto a ergonomía, solía tener mucho cansancio en las manos con los joy-con que trae de fábrica, ahora con la nitrodeck me siento mejor, los botones traseros toma un tiempo acostumbrarse al agarre y las primeras veces los presionadas aún sin querer, los pulsadores del resto de botones muy bien, y los joysticks mejor que los de fabrica pero con diferencia, lo recomiendo 1000% está en mi top de mejores compras

It is a little pricier than other controllers that you can get but it is really worth it. I opted for the original version as I use my Switch for playing Ace combat and I wanted the original placement of the sticks in relation to the buttons. The switch feels sturdier with this this accessory It gives it more beef. It feels aike a totally new system. The sticks feel good as well as the buttons. It is easy to configure and doesn’t take a lot of battery power from the switch to operate. Excellent for playing simulators compared to using the joycons. It feels like using the pro controller but better. I just wish that they made a dock for the TV so you don’t have to remove the console fro the Nitro Deck. All in all the best accessory you can get for the switch!

I have replaced the joy cons on my 2-year-old OLED Switch twice because of issues with them becoming too loose and popping off. I realize this is in part because I have smaller hands and hold the game in a position where I put the heels of my hands below the joy cons to hold it in place. Doing this, I also push up on the joy cons, apparently applying enough pressure to eventually break the latch holding them in place. I play entirely in hand-held mode, so it was worth finding an alternative to constantly buying new joy cons. In addition, I had to send in a prior Switch for repairs because the power cord port became loose and stopped charging, in part again because of how I hold the Switch from below, but also just the fact that the cords are plugged in flush with the bottom, they are prone to being wiggled around as the machine is set down or picked up. For these two issues, this deck has solved the problem. The power input is flat and up higher on the back of the device, and can be used to charge while being used in handheld mode. The console slides in like in a docking device, so any pushing is now distributed across the entire bottom and nothing is pushing on the actual console itself. The action of the buttons and sticks is different from the original switch – more like our Xbox controllers. I love the zero-drift sticks. I had no idea that would make a difference, but the sensitivity of movement is amazing and I can finally be more precise in keeping my character still. Here is the thing – I am NOT a gamer. I am one of those silly people who spends hours playing Animal Crossing and that is 90% of my gaming time. So I cannot speak to how well this would work in other games, I am just walking and running around, interacting with objects, fishing, and designing stuff. No high-pressure stakes here. It has the rumble function – that was the primary reason I picked this over other options. And it is a serious rumble. Not noisy, just a big and rough vibration. And it vibrates for everything. It cannot be modified. This has made playing a little more difficult, as it makes it harder to detect when a fish nibbles vs bites, so I have to rely less on feel and more on sight when doing that task. The only other issue I have had is the connection at setup and again when picking it up after a night without play. It came with a nice little reminder to change a setting on the game system to allow the controller to connect, but it missed one important step. I spent a good half hour getting it to work on the main screen, but as soon as I went into my game it was dead. Not sure exactly why, but after running through the entire menu I realized I needed to disconnect the original joy cons and then it was able to function. Second, on day two it would not connect at all, even after detaching and resetting the console (which is quite easy to do). With some experimenting, I figured out you cannot have the power cable connected at the time of waking/connecting the deck to the console. If I want to play with the power cable attached, that works just fine. I just have to wait until the device is already on and connected. I am guessing this thing makes it impossible to connect to a dead/no battery console and I would need to power the console itself if that happened.

One last note – if is huge and heavy! Probably doubles the weight of the console. It has a nice little kickstand on the back, but this is not meant to be a stand for playing not handheld, since they are not removable joycons.

Good price.Proper packaging.Arrived earlier than expected date.Very nice packaging & it works perfectly.Seem bulky but very comfortable to hold in hand.Buttons & analog stick is very responsive & comfortable to press.Very happy with the product & speed of delivery.Will buy again.Recommended to all switch owners.Must have accessory.

It has Hall Effect joysticks, so there will never be any stick drift. You can set it so it has zero deadzone. It can act as a wired controller. It feels fantastic if you play with Xbox controllers regularly. It cushions falls.

The only complaint I could see it if you want to use it as its own dock, but if I’m going to play the Switch docked I’m going to use a Pro Controller. Oh yeah, the rumble on this sucks, you have to turn that off.

Other than that, I don’t know why people give this negative reviews as it is almost perfect, if not perfect for my circumstances. If you want to take your Switch mobile, this is the best option. If you can get it for less than $50 it’s a steal, as it is even cheaper than the Joy-Con which are guaranteed to drift sooner or later.