Switch question about joy-con knock off's

[DJPlace]

i'm trying to go cheap here is what i'm asking i would like em to be like almost like nintendo's official's one if that's posbbile and cheap for a pair that's like 40 dollars or something. if anyone has some input how this that would be great. i found a perfect pair but it was 80 dollars so i'm like nope. let me know here.

 

[bjork]

There's a saying that isn't always true but is more often than not: buy cheap, buy twice.

 

[beefbowl]

Hori's stuff is good, i recommend those. Splitpad doesnt have vibration and batteries, but i use my switch as a handheld so it doesnt bother me.

 

[Not_Red]

The best advice for joy-cons I read was that when buying cheap never try to connect them directly to the console. Even if they work fine is probably safer this way in case something breaks and you can't remove them afterwards.

 

[Ikagura Ikagura]

Gamepads with a gyroscope are fine to you?

 

[RETRO-VETRO RETRO-VETRO]

I get wanting to save some cash. Joy-Cons are crazy expensive. I’ve tried a couple of third-party ones and honestly, some are surprisingly solid for the price. If you're aiming for that $40 range, you might want to look into brands like Binbok or NYXI. They’re not identical to Nintendo’s, but they’ve got decent build quality, responsive buttons, and even extras like back paddles or better grips. Just double-check reviews before buying. Some cheaper ones have issues with connectivity or drift. Also, make sure they support wireless play and motion controls if that’s important to you.

 

[DJPlace]

i want some with Wireless Play and Motion Controls has well. i'm going search for Binbok and NYXI and see if i can find there cheap. i want other joy-con's for the switch sports resort or what ever it's called.