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I see how you could cause an issue with the wrong height of stick. I talk about that in the video. Because of this change the RetroFlag is still the most comfortable controller grip I use. I do play more first person games than other games. If your right thumb doesn’t have to use the right stick as much for your playing then I won’t change the controller. Thank you for the comment and for watching.

I found the lite 2 really lacking in the sticks, and if you play racing games you should get a controller with analog sticks for acceleration. The sticks on the lite 2 just felt weak, and would not last being slide into and out of my backpack. So I would go with the sn30pro. The controller I really liked and have yet to finish the review video is the CRKD NeoS controller. For a retro style controller it was very comfortable and the buttons and sticks were some of the best I've played on. Thanks for the question and comment.

@ I'll check that one out! Similar in size to the others?

The NeoS is slightly larger than the Sn30pro. The lite 2 is very thin so the NeoS would seem like double the size of the lite 2.

I enjoy it for traveling. Nice to have the hdmi out just there in case it’s needed. Also there is a newer version out with hall sticks and triggers. Both usb ports are now usbc. Thanks for the comment and for watching.

No real advice on how to repair but sounds like the usb connection might be the issue. If you did open the controller it’s possible the ribbon cable that feeds the usbc connector was damage. There are sales on AliExpress and the controller was only around $35.

@@BackNTheBox Thank you for the advise, since bought a new Hori Compact, great Dpad, lighter and works very well. I previously got my retroflag via Aliexpress... after this issue, I am very intimidated by the prospect of getting China-made or imported accessories given how low their lifespan is. Even I thought it may have been the type c USB slot that may have been damaged, since I can't even charge the Switch unit when connected. Might open it up in my spare time I guess. Again, thank you for the advise, much appreciated.

The hori split compacts are my favorite joycon style controllers. I don’t miss the rumble and find the sticks and buttons including the dpad to be great.

@@BackNTheBox I got that too, dpad was perfect, lighter than this unit... is now my default control device for the Switch. Thanks for the tip though. I might look to dismantle the retro controller for reuse somewhere else...

There is now a newer version the TNS-3161 Eggshell controller 3 that has hall sticks and triggers. Thanks for the question and watching.

Wow that’s crazy. Even if it was marked up to $50 I would buy another better handheld. At near $140 is just unthinkable especially with what you could get at that price.

It works for both by switch v1 and switch oled. Though it’s a tighter fit for the oled and that makes it feel more secure. The v1 can move a little (rock back and forth when pushed). Thanks for the question and watching.

@@BackNTheBox thank you very much for the answer bro. keep safe always

The iPad used is a pro 12.9 and the rotation is controlled through the video capture software and switch setup. The on I used is Genki Studio and you can use other capture devices besides theirs with the software. Make sure it’s an usb3 capture dongle as it has a lot less lag. Thanks for the question and comment.

@@BackNTheBox any iPad pro 12.9 will work or I need to look for specific years?

While I show an iPad 12.9” smaller sizes work too. The important aspect of the iPad is that it has an usb-c port. In the video I used an iPad 9.7” screen inside the metal housing so that gives you an idea on the size and fit for a 9.7” iPad.

This gave me so many ideas for a small arcade setup.

Glad you’re enjoying it. I find it to be a great system especially for the price. I like playing twin shooter games with the sticks. Thanks for the comment and for watching.

Using remote play on your phone or tablet with the controller attached allows you to stream ps5. Thanks for the question and watching.

Thanks for the comment and watching. The sales were really good. Thought about the plus but decided to try out their NEO S controller. Video to come.

The one I purchased came with games. But be sure to check the listing. Thanks for the comment and watching.

Sorry if doesn’t help for you. It does for me fix the main issue as to why I didn’t use it. The other same type grips I have, have soft material on the back. This is so it protects the back of your switch, especially if you have a design on the back.

It has pairing options for android. Unfortunately I don’t have access to an android device at the moment to check.

Glad it was helpful, and thanks for watching.

I feel like this is dependent on your phone having Bluetooth 5.0 or greater. If your phone/device has older Bluetooth, you're gonna have input lag regardless of what controller you have.

It barely fits my iPad Pro 12.9”. So that’s about the limit of size of tablet it will fit.

No the controller buttons will not wake the switch, but since the controller is not Bluetooth and the switch is connected to it the Switch’s power button is accessible. Though I would also like to just click any button to wake. It does mean the controller shouldn’t be pulling any power while in sleep mode.

@@BackNTheBox is worth it to buy?

Thank you for thoughts and comments. Glad to hear that they are holding up and that speaks to their durability.

When asking this price for a limited use device, you shouldn’t be giving the customer a reason not to buy. Especially for a very common feature.

Definitely for the price it makes a little more sense. I’d look at it as power bank with the bonus functionality of a Bluetooth controller. Thanks for watching.

I agree. I have too many controllers and power banks already. The one thing with this is that you are pretty much guaranteed to have a charge on the controller when you need to use it. Thanks for the comment and for watching.

Thanks for the comment and for watching.

Yeah wireless charging would be nice. It does have a nice flat back and the plastic rubbery coating would work for that too. Thanks for comment and watching.

Thanks for the kind words, and for watching.

There were examples of Dreamcast and PSP games. Not all games from those systems are going to play 100%. I found Dreamcast playable and some PSP games. Included in the video was Soul Calibur for PSP and I found that to be playable for me running between 50 and 60fps. The new RG35xx line of the Plus, H, SP play these systems better but are about $20 more and only the 35xxh has analog sticks. The main thing with the R36S is that it performs well above its price point. Thanks for question and watching.

@@BackNTheBox thanks for the detailed reply great video btw

I added a chapter marker for the performance section as your question showed me that I had not called out that part. Glad you enjoyed the video.

Glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching.

Thank you.