MoKo Grip for Nintendo Switch OLED Model Joycon & Switch Joy-Con, [2-Pack] Ergonomic Hand Grip Controller Handle Kit Compatible with Nintendo Switch/Switch OLED 2021 Joy Cons Controllers, Black

Even though just a mold of a piece of plastic; it does it’s job surprisingly well.If you have giant man hands then you know that the original stand alone joy con controllers may be a bit cramped, and this product helps alleviate this a bit. Your hands are more closer together than the Xbox one and PS4 controller, but still comfortable during long game sessions. If you use the joycon grip attachment that came with your Switch it’s the same horizontal distanceVery easy to slip on and off without having to deal with any cumbersome latch mechanismHaving used this dozens of times, the joycon controllers have no scratches whatsoever when using this productTriggers are way better than pressing the tiny SL and SR buttons in the default setup.Played Ultra Street Fighter II and Mario Kart 8 Deluxe with this and i have massive gameplay skill improvement than without the grip especially when using the trigger buttons.When you’re on the Home screen of the switch, you have to flip the controller vertically unless you’re used to inverted controls as it’ll detect the up button the the joystick as left or right depending on which joycon you’re using.One of your thumbs will have to stretch towards the center of controller as it very awkward, but you get used to it after a while.The last two issues is still present with or without the grip so i won’t dock it.Overall these grips makes game more playable especially if you have large non-childlike hands. Its a little something extra to carry around if you go portable with it, but definitely worth it.

These little grips are fantastic. One complaint a lot of people have with the Switch is that the Joycons are too small, and these (mostly) solve the issue. While they’re just molded plastic, they feel very durable, and are easy to hold. The Joycons fit snugly in them, but despite that are extremely easy to remove.The following are not design flaws in the grip, but a few things to keep in mind:1) The Joycons by design have an offset joystick or face buttons (depending on which side), these grips can’t solve that. So depending on which Joycon you’re using, the distance between the grip and the joystick (or face buttons) is further than on most controllers of this shape. Not a big deal for most, but for small children it can be a bit of a stretch on the fingers.2) The Joycons are tiny, and while these help, they are also quite small (they have to be to fit the Joycon). I would say they are slightly smaller than a regular Playstation controller. They definitely help a lot, but people with big hands may still feel some discomfort.3) The shoulder buttons are made of plastic and require a bit of force (at least when these are new) to activate the actual buttons on the Joycon. Not really a big deal but small kids may have difficulty with that. The grips also block the ZR button completely, so cannot be used with games that require it.I highly recommend these for owners of the Switch, getting two for this price is a great deal, and they’re well made. My sister is a casual gamer and her comment regarding the grips was this: “This is the most fun I’ve had playing the Switch, every other time I’ve tried it I didn’t like the tiny controllers. But these things make it feel normal to me.”

This is probably my favorite accessory so far for the Switch, and addresses easily my biggest complaint regarding the Switch. Prior to this product, whenever I and another person needed the joycons to play, we would either connect the small black sliding pieces with the attached straps or just use the joycons without any additional items. Connecting the black pieces meant the shoulder buttons were more accessible, but the controller still felt too small. Also, trying to remove the straps was also highly difficult because of the small profile, getting any grip to slide them off was frustrating. Playing with no straps was better, but the shoulder buttons were an exceptional pain to hit because they are both tiny, and recessed into the top.This product finally makes an individual joycon feel like a legitimate controller. The shoulder buttons are very easy to push, while the size is still smaller than other controllers I’m used to, the profile fits very well into my hands, and all the buttons and control stick on the face are still easily usable. I also appreciate the fact the controller feels solid and will not fall out easily while still being able to be removed without too much trouble. This is very useful when needing the motion detection feature of the joycons.Overall, if you own a Switch and ever have a need to only use a single joycon for any reason, this is well worth the investment, especially for the money. Nintendo should take note and begin bundling these with Switches.

I bought six of these for a road trip. We used them all the time, threw them around the car, stepped on them, etc. The only problem I had was when I spilled beer all over it and it started clicking. Good news though, since it has no electric parts you can just wash it in the sink and you’re back to perfect condition. These things are a life saver and I can’t recommend them enough.

These are so much more comfortable than holding the joycons themselves for 2 player action! The buttons up top feel great, and they’re easy to slip in and out! I’ve read other reviews about the top buttons not having enough spring action, or some reviewers add weights to the grips to improve the overall feel, but I don’t see any need for modifying these, or for paying more for genuine Nintendo controllers when these do the job just fine!My only recommendation for improvement would be to have some way to see the lights on the controllers while they’re inside these grips. It really takes half a second to pop the joycon out of the grip to check the lights, but I just think it would make this great product even better 🙂