Nintendo Switch Pro Joy Cons VS Grip Case
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Joy-Cons aren't comfortable. The Hori Split Pad pro and Satisfye SwitchGri Pro can change that. Its the best Joy Cons vs the Best Switch Grip Case!
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7:54 I was on the fence until i realized i could put the hori controllers in my potted plants. sold.
Yeah I just bought all the ones they had in stock because of that
I need a better analog stick that don’t drift to my death
tiolpX i did but it only work for a few minutes
The new joy cons fix drifting
Robin that’s what I’m talking about
Just contact Nintendo. They already acknowledged the issue and will fix/replace them.
@@OkiDingo I don't recommend unless he wants to wait at least a month.
They don't drift?!
*I,ll take your entire stock*
Kuilet That’s not the point, when a 3rd party can do a better job than a multi billion dollar company that’s an issue. We shouldn’t have to send them back to Nintendo or mod them ourselves, Nintendo should just make actual quality products
@Kuilet they dont take them back in the uk
Kuilet You’re a nutcase pal, THE POINT OF THE VIDEO IS TO SHOW THE PROS AND CONS (that includes DRIFTING)
@@nickp7364 true indeed the fucking joycons are 79.99 plus tax the most expensive console controllers EVER TO DATE. Crazy because they are in no shape or form better than a ps4 and xbox one controller which are cheaper
Kuilet I rather buy a grip
If I had the split pad pro, I would probably never leave my bed.
Mine is coming on Thursday 😊
Glardimy Jean Baptiste Lucky 👍🏽
Its soooo comfortable the joysticks are surprisingly smooth.
And the d-pad is perfect in fighting games
Can you try to play games with gyro? i heard the switch have gyro without the joycons.
Glardimy Jean Baptiste Mine is still waiting to be ship
I think you missed the most important thing about the split-pad and it's that you can put it in the dock without removing the grip
Interesting for me the most important thing was the no drift
Not really that important not hard to just take it off
@@superduper8795 who cares? Why would u want to have to take them off every time rather than not having to bother...
@@MrToastyYT I don't agree with him that much, but he's kind of right. It is easy to take it out.. but I can see why someone would want to be able to dock the switch with no problem.
For anyone concerned about how to transport the switch separately from your hori splits, amazon has a ton of controller cases. You can throw them in your bag with one of those hard cases and still have your switch joycons attached in your regular case.
Who else spotted that Pikachu blinking at 0:19?
Doesn't he do that in every video?
@@ThunderConker he does
lol
That freaked me out
@@aaronlafleur9015 wow you must be easily scared
"And that makes it so you can't scuff up your switch nearly as easily"
*Oh I'll find a way, I'll always find a way...*
Proper sticks that don’t drift already makes the Split Pad Pro the best option. It makes playing handheld actually playable
EXACTLY
I play shooters so better sticks is a must.
Till you are away from the house and find a shrine in Zelda where you need motion controls.
Yadiel Perez well if ur taking ur switch on the case just keep the joy cons and the switch pad pro in the case
@@yadspi BoTW doesnt require motion controls and has ways around them.
I take split pad pro over those two anytime.Not only because its 100 times more comfortable but also because with the Hori you can still attach external powerbank ( GuliKit for example) to your switch...
The controllers probably eat less electricity from the battery because it's not trying to charge the controllers also.
That must be a massive looking Switch. How is it weight Wise for that setup?
@@chironthecuddley6144 thr hori split controllers weigh like half the joycons there amazing
@@ericmeiring2512 I know they are missing most of the functions, but that is mind blowing to think that they are lighter than Joycons.
@@chironthecuddley6144 when I seen them I didnt think they would be that light they got nubs on back to help stabilize the screen. I really dont think you can add a battery case to the switch with them on. But you can still dock with them on. Some one sayed they may reduce battery consumption do to not charging joycon batterys. I'm out of state so I cant play with them and find out but I plan finding out. So if it does and the fact th that they lighter may make the trade off even more worth it with v2 switch.
Over time, in my personal quest to try and get the optimal (for me) handheld Switch experience - (which mainly was to have a proper d-pad and comfortable grip), I have obtained both versions of the Satisfye Grip shown in this video, the Hori D-pad controller that replaces the left joy-con, and the Hori Split Pad Pro.
Let me get the "tl;dr" version out of the way for those looking for a quick summary: For me the combination of the Hori left D-pad controller and the newer version of the Satisfye grip work the best (while kind of a tight fit, the hori d-pad controller will fit with the newer version of that grip, but not really the older one).
For my more detailed thoughts:
I bought the first version of the Satisfye Grip when it came out, and it is a great product. However, the main issue was still the lack of a d-pad. Around this time I also got the Hori D-pad controller that replaces the left joy-con, but due to it being shaped somewhat differently than the regular joy-con (as mentioned in this video), it really didn't fit into the grip... at least not without REALLY forcing it, and it was just not a good idea to try all around.
I preordered the new version of the Satisfye grip well ahead of it actually coming out. In the time between preordering and receiving it, the Hori Split Pad Pro came out. I ordered a set to see if maybe it would be the answer to my mission of getting a combo of a d-pad and a grip. While it is a good, well functioning product for what it is capable of (and has the other advantages outlined in Kevin's video), I just found the grip, itself to not be nearly as comfortable as the Satisfye grip. I would still prefer the Hori Split Pad over using no grip at all, but IMO it was a major difference, and not for the better. So that kind of disappointed me. And at that point I wasn't holding my breath on the new Satisfye grip working with the Hori D-pad joy-con controller.
But then later I received the new, upgraded Satisfye grip. In looking at both the old and new grips by themselves (not attached to the Switch) and comparing them, I noticed that the difference in the shape of the area where the joy-cons sit seems to potentially give more room that might allow the Hori D-Pad controller to fit. So I tried that out, and it works rather well. It is a tighter fit than when using the actual left Nintendo joy-con, but the new design of the grip with the aforementioned shape differences as well as it now having all of those rubber nubs everywhere so that the Switch didn't touch the plastic directly made it much easier to get it in there. As the grip is not "technically" designed to work with the Hori D-pad controller and it is a tighter fit, so disclaimer, if you try this, you are "technically" doing so at your own risk, but that risk is rather minimal IMO.
There are a few benefits to this. The comfortable grip and d-pad are, of course, the main ones. But the other advantage is that you are still using the official right Nintendo joy-con. This means that you still have Amiibo support, and a somewhat more limited form of motion controls. Obviously it can't do everything motion-control-wise that it can with both first party joy-cons, but when playing Super Mario Odyssey, for example, I was still able to do the move where I shake the Switch and Mario throws his hat in a circle around him.
I was also curious about both. I currently own the newest Satisfye grip, the Pro version. I was looking into maybe getting the Hori split pad pro. Satisfye has stated on their Facebook page that the most current Satisfye grip, the one with the red rubber protectors is compatible with the Hori D-pad joycon. Are you saying its still a tight fight with the newest satisfye grip? Either way it seems like you still prefer the newest Satisfye grip. I have a feeling if i order the split pad pro i am gonna still have the same gripes as you.
@@iColassi The Hori D-pad controller does fit into the Satisfye Grip Pro. But it is a somewhat tighter fit, which is because it just a little bit wider than the first party joy-con. I didn't realize that Satisfye is officially advertising it as being compatible. I just put the little disclaimer in my initial comment because I basically tried it on my own and wasn't sure if it fitting was Satisfye' actual intent.
Thank you for the insight. For me ffs satisfye shipping cost is half the price of the grip itself(italy) , i cant pay 40 euros for a grip. Im gonna try OIVO grip from amazon(18euros)
This is actually a hard choice LOL. Your giving up HD Rumble,also it won't fit in a case,when attached, like when using a satisfy grip/case.
Also some of the other grips, have a kick stand, that would sacrifice being able to put your grip and switch into a case,like the satisfy offers.
Also some cases have more than one game holders/game holder flap/some cases hold more games, vs the satisfy case, where it only allows for one flap of games vs the two you get with some other cases.
The other final question is, do the after market/Hori pad, use more battery,when in handheld mode, compared to traditional joycons?
I keep a 30thousand mah battery pack with me, so this PROBABLY wont matter to me, but its still something that should probably be asked.
It seems like there isn't a perfect option/your loosing SOMETHING,depending on the option you choose.
You could make 600 page book with this comment
Already ordered the Split pad pro, don't use amibo's, rumble or motion control.
The switch has gyro
@@kaberfucl8322 it doesn't
@@somespoiledfanboy the switch tablet itself has gyro dumb.
@@jemmiii28 yeah but it doesn't work with the split pad on
I literally cannot play my Switch the same way without my satisfye grip, it’s my favorite accessory for the Switch besides the pro controller
facts been using the grip for awhile now might pick up the split pad pro tho looks good
i never experiences drift since 2017, what are ppl talkin bout
Try mumba
@@josh7379 has your character started moving without you touching your controller
If you take the satisfied grip off of the switch will it scratch the back
I'm going with the split pad pro because joycon drift
@Jo Ko I was about to write the exact same comment...
@Jo Ko i was talking about normal nintendo joy con with grip attachments, Will still drift.
I wasn't talking about the new HORI product.
My ps4 controller drift too.
Jo Ko Me: *reads*
Me: *Takes -3000 intellect damage*
Me: Neat!
I keep hearing that term “joycon drift” but in the 2 years I’ve had my switch I haven’t experienced it and still don’t know what it is
I bought Hori's joycon, cause i'm tired of nintendo's joycons drifts
Does Horis not drift?
@@Ahmed-mp4og ño
Hey Kevin, I know you don't want to make people mad or jealous but just admit that the Hori Split Pad Pro is the most comfortable grip that can reproduce the feeling of having a pro controller in hands while docked to the switch
Glardimy Jean Baptiste - Agreed, I love my Split Pad Pro.....literally feels like a Pro controller with a screen in the middle.
What about one of those mounts that let's you attach the Switch tablet to the Pro Controller?
d... did ryan reynolds wink at me??? 0:19
He did
Split pad pro is very nice. It feels like a full size controller because it is. It's not perfect though with no motion control or vibration. They make the switch look really big but it's way more comfortable to play.
satisfye is much more comfortable for him because he’s sponsored
Fucking lmao... But seriously which is more comfortable
@@yoloteh1585 Split Pad Pro is easily the best thing I've bought for the Switch. I never use my joycons in handheld anymore. I've been considering buying a second set just to have in case something happens to mine or they stop making them.
@@sickasmalaria4580 ahh i see. Are your fingers long or do you have big plams. I have long ass fingers
Yolo Teh - I wouldn’t say I have “long” fingers, but I don’t have short fingers. My palms are big though. If you like the feel of an Xbox One controller then the Split Pads will be really similar to that. I don’t have a single complaint about them. The joysticks are noticeably comfy, d-pad is great, the buttons all have a great feel to them, the assignable buttons on the back don’t get in your way at all like you think they would. One of the things I like most about it is the fact that it makes your switch feel so much more sturdy when you hold it. You can literally swing it around with one hand while gripping it and it’s just so naturally stuck to you
@@sickasmalaria4580 I really needed this. Thank you!
I ordered the following case which isnt made for the Switch but fits it perfectly with the split pad pro.
Users who have ordered on the amazon page have posted pictures of their split pad pro switch fitting perfectly.
So this is a solution for now.
Khanka Hard Travel Case Replacement for Numark DJ2GO2 | Pocket DJ Controller
0:19 the pikachu blinked any one noticed
Yes look up
0:20
okay, i thought i was tripping when i saw the pikachu blink... am i the only one?
That’s Charmander.
Fernando De León oh, you’re right, mb
That's a wink. And holy fucking shit, why did it do that?
Charamander? Wtf its detective pikachu
Clockwork you‘d be a perfect teacher, damn. i actually don’t know... i think it’s possessed
I already have Satisfye grip and, honestly, I can't play normal joycon without it any more.
Maybe I will have Hori split one a try.
3:29 "sewage grip pro"
SkippyZero I heard that’s the best grip
This is my setup which I believe is the best option if you’re not worried about joy con drift. I’ve never experienced it and it if happens, I know how to replace the thumbsticks easily.
-Satisfye slim grip case
-Customized joycons with see through shells and a dpad
-horipad mario thumb grips
Great review.. My son stick keeps drifting and I think this would work for him
Watched your split pad pro review video last night, bought it this morning. Omg it made life so much easier, I could hit the right buttons and hold it so much more comfortable, and love the customisable buttons on the back
I'm a very large person at 6'5" and the Hori split pad is amazing for my giant hands. The joy cons even with a grip were just uncomfortable to play with. The back buttons and turbo functions are great to have for older games or anything with button mashing. Wish it had rumble but that's the only thing wrong with it.
how is the deadzone on it?
Don't understand why the split pad pro was released without at least all the features the base model joy con has. I'll wait until someone does that and pick up one of those instead.
So they'd cost 50 dollars and not 100.
There out now…
At 7:48 Iove how he just shoves the controllers in a plant
You stole jakes joke
Tru
I own both. Split Pad Pro is better for chilling on my bed, while Satisfye grip is better for travelling since it actually has a case. Due to quarantine, Split Pad Pro currently permanently lives on my Switch.
My biggest downside with the pro joy cons is that there is no case for it. I take my switch to work every night (overnight shift) and I always have it in a case. Without a case, that's a no go for me because I am not going to have these things just flopping about in my backpack just to have something break or bend or what have you
He said that it fits in the satisfye case.
@@Droogie128 I wish he would show it to see if it's snug or a tight fit
Now we need to find out how the Hori split-pad pro sticks wear out compared to the Joy-Cons
We should have spawn wave do a video on it!
Hori already made Zelda joycons and no one has had problems yet.
@@volsavious2319 Yeah, I really wanna see Spawn Wave talk about it!
I highly doubt they’ll drift because it’s a different kinda controller altogether. It’s like asking if a pro controller drifts.
@@unknowingreaper6556 In a way, it looks like a pro controller split in half to make these Hori pro joy-cons.
Legend of Zelda themed split pad pro, then i'll by it in a heartbeat.
i’ve used both and based off my experience, id much prefer the satisfye grip! The hori split pad pro is nice and the buttons are definitely a lot nicer than that of the original joycon, but in terms of comfort they just don’t have a good grip. I have semi large hands and i just can’t really get a full grip with these things. Its a shame because I definitely liked the buttons and sticks that came with it but it just wasn’t worth it for me. Not to mention the portability and the look of the switch with these meaty joycons on the side. Im all for the satisfye grip! Even tho the buttons arent as good as the split pad, the
Comfort and features of the joycons are there :)
Isn't there a gyroscope in the switch itself for handheld motion control?
Nope, motion (accelerometer, gyro etc) are all in the joycons or pro controller, not the console itself.
@@charlespeach Wrong! There are motion sensors inside the console. Go into the Switch settings and you'll see a Calibrate Console option right above the Calibrate Controllers option.
Labo VR proved there is gyro in the tablet itself.
I do wonder if some games require both gyros on both joycons though. Or if some games still use the joycon gyros in handheld mode. Might be a problem then.
@@clockwork204 "Labo VR proved there is gyro in the tablet itself.
"
Exactly
@@charlespeach false. They're in the console itself, according to the official specs on the website.
And now a company on Amazon made their own split pads that have more of a grip and extra back buttons; you should check those out now and probably do another comparison.
Doesn't the switch unit itself have accelerometers and gyroscope?
Same thought. For splatoon i think it relies on the tablet's rather than the controller's.
yup!
Interesting... I wonder if there is homebrew to enable it while using a slip grip pro.
i thought that too. So i mean you can play games with gyro controlls too. Somebody tested that?
@Jo Ko thats sad. can you not change this in options or so? : /
I've seen several people talk and showcase the new Satisfye items, and this video is by far the best video. I would actually buy some.
As someone who bought one during the crowd funding stage, I highly recommend the satisfye grip. Once you get it, you'll wonder how you ever went without it.
I prefer the split pad because of the button layout, I hate how on the normal joycons have the buttons directly above the joysticks.
I want the Hori split but may wait incase they decide to release a version with HD rumble
Lol HD rumble just makes joycons more expensive for no reason. There isn't really a good reason to have it other than "ye rumbles pretty fun i guess"
@@uy3782 Im just used to playing with rumble ever since the N64 so it just feels more natural to me to have the controller rumble on impact.
@@JonathanWinbush Yeah I feel ya lol. Sorry if that came off as rude btw, just wanted to give my opinion
@@uy3782 Nah your good man I didn't take it that way at all I know some people that don't care about rumble to each their own
It isn't going to happen. This is a licensed product. Nintendo probably limits what they can put in there.
You should really do a "vs" video, between the skull and Co grip and the new Satisfy grip! Thank you! Love your videos!
Go to It Came From A Box channel. He did a great job explaining both
Pretty sure Switch has built in motion sensors . So no matter the controller you use, you will have motion controls.
Hand held mode uses internal motion not the joycons’ .
Yes i heard that too.
You're right.
Split Pad 100% reasons? Shape, no drift and most importantly, BUTTON PLACEMENT!
KingWingy but no motion controls
@@poopsniffer4436 who cares as long as the sticks don't drift
Charlo Rivard I was tired of 30 FPS and no good games, so I sold my switch and all joycons lol
@@poopsniffer4436 I have all the platforms and honestly, a Switch is only good if you enjoy every first party nintendo games lmao. Otherwise you did the right thing.
Charlo Rivard I liked BOTW and animal crossing, but I’m def getting a PC
Hey Kevin ! could you review "oivo Joypad" ?? Its just like a normal joy con but it has D-pad and different textures they said.
Switch pad pro has a case made by Butterfox that is specifically designed to fit it
I used the split pad for a day and I grew up playing Xbox so the joy cons feel like ones that you would find on some cheap knockoff controller except it's 50bucks
I am disabled with arthritis and fibromyalgia which causes pain holding the Switch in handheld. I've tried grips solely for joy cons that hurt my hands (i.e. FASTSNAIL grips). I also tried a softer, more rubber type grip for the joy cons with a thicker, padded area that fits in your hand. Much nicer when using both. However, using this on one joy con (sideways) was painful due to the thicker area being in the wrong place.
I would love if the Satisfye grip above had softer handles that won't hurt my decrepit joints. heh. Is there a way to add anything like this to the "stocks" of the Satisfye grip?
I'm kinda sad that you don't care about HD Rumble at all.
I mean the only reason I love it is BC I can tell what fish I’m gonna get in animal crossing but I think it’s better if it’s secret
I need to get the hori controllers for my nephew. He got botw for Christmas and link can literally run without him even touching the system.
Rip Joycon drift, but a lot of BotW mechanics, as well as some puzzles, are dependent on motion controls. Though the mechanics can be controlled with stick inputs instead, it’s way clunkier and much less reliable, and there are a few puzzles that require motion controls to beat.
I would be completely sold on the split pad pro if it could be used as a standalone pro controller, my switch is normally docked unless I’m travelling and I would still prefer it to be balanced on a carry case
4:38 running Mario
Hi all. Just letting you know that I received my SwitchGrip Pro yesterday and it's already leaving black marks on my joy-con. These marks eventually resulted in scratches on the original model.
In case you're wondering how, the left joy-con is being marked by the upper lip of the grip that sits slightly on top of the front-left side of the left joy-con. There is no silicon buffer here.
I've contacted Satisfye for a return and refund, but I wanted to ensure people are aware of the potential for marking/scratching to still occur along the front edges of joy-con.
really appreciate the heads up - I ordered two old grips from satisfye, one left blacks marks on the sides of both joy cons, the other was fine. Meanwhile I also ordered to Hori split pad pro and for me this is by far the best comfort I've ever had playing handheld mode, I really don't miss rumble or motion controls - it's a great trade for having bigger analog sticks and buttons. I take that trade any day of the week.
@@renehollande8416 - That Hori Split Pad Pro does look really good.
Not trying to be rude or anything, but you flailing your hands around as much as you do is very distracting.
One thing about the satisfye grip. Its rubbing the color off my new Neon Red and Blue Joycons. Granted it's the original satisfye, but still thought I'd mention that
Hori should release an addon for the Split Pad Pro that works like the charging grip, which lets them be wireless and scan amiibos.
I don’t understand why people complain about the no d-pad the buttons work perfectly I mean before I got my switch I thought I would hate the no d-pad but I NEVER had a problem with it
It makes a big difference I fighting games and platforming. Having a rolling dpad gives you more control.
for the price difference the grip is heavily a rip off.. i mean there is literally a 10-20$ difference in price but the product you're getting.... one has electronics/button controls and whatnot.... the other one is... A CASE
How is a CASE almost the same price as literal controllers?
I would say the new update on the Satisfye was mainly done to address the issue of scratching. It also serves a dual-purpose of retention. The downsizing and decreased grip angle likely fits medium hands better.
I play smash and mc and some s platoon thinking about split pad pro
The split pad pro is awesome, i think its the best optional controller I have then I know. I don't know about the satisfy grips because I don't own any but from the looks of it the split pad pro may still be the better option. I would still get the satisfy frips just for the smaller form factor for the joycons
Both my joycons at one point have had drift. And both times I just replaced the joystick myself.
Nathan Almond same, still buying split pad for the huge issue that the joycon joysticks are half the throw of the pro controllers joysticks.
I just cleaned under the rubber part with alcohol....
Why would you want a grip for your drifters?
Hey Kevin could you do a battery test with the split pad pro vs joycons, yeah it has to be attached at all times but as it doesn't need to be charged like conventional joycons it should lead to longer lasting battery in theory.
They are powered by the switch they don't take batteries
@@Genew1218 Re-read before commenting, please. I was talking about how the Split Pad pro doesn't have to be charged as it's connected directly to the switch and is not being charged unlike the joycons when which attached to the switch still are being charged by it thus draining the switch of more battery.
I have the split pad pro works amazing so far but looking into the other one see which I like best
Joycons are amazing.......if you are 8 years old. They fit my daughters hands perfect. If you are an adult, they are terribly uncomfortable.....especially the way your thumbs curl. The switch seems as if it’s marketed to adults not really kids. Love my Split Pad Pros.
I hope Hori changes the body, making it more ergonomic. That would make it head and shoulders above any other option. Best scenario is if the Nintendo switch PRO will come with super ergonomic joycons. Just cut the pro controller in half and stuff joycon parts inside. Bam!
Yeah I agree, I wish Nintendo did that. Alot of these 3rd party companies always cut features and their products never look as good as the quality of the console manufacturers.
it took 10 minutes to say it's your choice
I love the idea of the split pad, I just wish they took it a step further and included wireless functionality and gyro (rumble would be nice too). People would pay good money for that kind of third party joy con because it basically replaces the need for classic joy cons.
Nintendo probably didn't allow it.
Hey can you link the satisfye case that fits the the Hori Joycons connected to the switch? Thanks
Could be the one for the first model since they are a bit bigger.
Dad: Calls me
Me: (playing Minecraft)
Coming
I'll leave my switch here
Drift: Ight I'm a head out
4 : 37 did anyone notice mario runing in the background
Have you tried any of the folding, hybrid case/covers, like the one from PowerA? I'm curious to see if it's possible to protect the switch alone with those plastic tabs on the back. That would be a little more convenient than hunting down a massive case to fit it all. 🤔
Used the Split Pad Pro with Gunlord today and mapped the right custom back button to jump and made the game super awesome to play. Dual twin sticks and jump on the back custom button made it easier and more comfortable to play.
My hori joy cons are coming in less then a month and I am so excited
I laughed at this comment, because they released two days ago, yet no one has them because of the low stock.
@@stormbringer5660 I know right it sucks
@@stormbringer5660 I pre-ordered mine through amazon and they said it's coming october 10. So I cancelled the order and got them through ebay for $20 more but I don't care cause I'll have them in hands on Thursday 😊
@@glardimy please tell us if motion control work with that controler
@@stormbringer5660 thats why i preorder the moment it was available for pre order xD
didnt think they would sell out, i was just sick of joycon drift
This is a fantastic review that highlights the pros and con of each one. I definitely agree that each has their own perks and diff games will require different things!
I'm the type to buy multiple cases for each situation so I really appreciate this :)
Just bought the Satisfye, my joycons are are fixed and I'm excited to play handheld games without the inside of my palms hurting. Also I love how you film in 18:9
These guys making these cases all wrong.. everyone loves there joycon but Nintendo refused to make a joycon pro, so instead of just making a case the Issue IS REACHING FOR A B AND X OF THE ANOLOG STICK, SO WHY NOT MAKE THE SWITCH GRIP PRO WITH ADDED BUTTON IN THE BACK SO YOU DON'T HAVE TO REACH FOR A B OR AX. JUST SAYING A COMFORTABLE CASE IS ONLY COMFORTING BUT STILL NEEDS TO REACH THESE BURTON'S THAT ARE BADLY PLACE FROM THE HAND ORGONOMIC. PRO GRIP WITH TWO BUTTON OF CHOICE WOULD SOLVE THE PROBLEM
I don't find the split pad pro that comfortable. It would be better if they had went all the way and rounded out the back a lot more.
if they added all the feature of the regular joycons ill buy the pro joycons, right now ill wait, really need all the same features for that price
Why couldn't you physically compare the old Satisfye grip vs the new one? side by side would have been nice, maybe I'd still prefer the old one since I have bigger hands
I'd buy the split pad cuz the joycon thumbsticks suck. And mine aren't even drifting, they just feel bad
Split pad pro is the best because they never drift
I'm looking at the SwitchGrip Pro on the website and it does not mention the case, in fact on the What's Included section it just says "SwitchGrip™ Pro
, Thumb Pads for Switch (2)". I wouldn't really want to use the SwitchGrip I just want a case for the Split Pad. Has anyone else gotten a case with their SwitchGrip?
Does this guy ever take his hat off? 🤣
If I can't dock it with the grips on, I don't want it. To bad Amazon over sold the Hori stock. I cancel my order because I'm impatient. And I have way to many games pre order for their next shipment which is October. I rather buy the games. If Play Asia shipping fee wasn't so high and ultra slow I would of got it from them. I also can't find it out in the wild. No store like best buy or Walmart carries them.
Did anyone see the Pikachu blink?
I know this is an old video but does someone have recommendations for someone (me) who likes to play cozy games like the pokemon series, stardew, minecraft, animal crossing, lego games, ... so no shooters or anything. What would you recommend? Based on price alone, Hori seems like the way to go. I also experienced that the joycons are rather small for me because i'm used to an xbox controller. Thanks so much!
I've often thoughh these are just very expensive mini tablets , and the cons are expensive . . I would go for the pro. Heard to many faults on orioginalls. WHAT WOULD YOU CHOOSE ?
I play mostly docked and it performs like a real console. But, with the split pad pro i expect to spend more time in portable mode now.
My setup:
Hori Dpad (doesn't drift but rumble lost of left side) + Satisfye (the official Right Joycon still has rumble and supports both Gyro and NFC)
Lack of gyro and rumble turn me off from both the Split Pad and Ipega controllers (even if they seem more traditionally comfy)
NFC is meh. Mostly a home thing anyway and I can either leave my official Pro controller (I mostly use the 8bitdo Pro+ controller now)or the right Joycon out as a "portal."
You don't need gyro. The console has it.
@@Droogie128 It does but it doesn't *actually* enable it outside of Labo -_-
@@CJSai64 source?
@@Droogie128 Source: Personal experience aka *my hands*
I've already used non gyro controls and moving the screen does nothing. It's entirely possible that since these register as wired joycons that the console will resort to using it's own gyro (as opposed to turning towards my non-joycon controllers) but we won't know that until someone wastes their money doing so.
There's also those unofficial joycons that may not have gyro. Might be a cheaper test if you will, but in the long run will cost you more for having bought both and only others will benefit from your loss :)
@@CJSai64 try it with something attached. I'll wait to see reviews with these attached. It might see the joy cons linked and default to them.
That looks very Nice. I want that
I kinda want to drift away from the normal joycons after seeing these
3 years later, I'm thinking of getting Hori Split Pad Pro after seeing the Hori split pad compact releasing soon too, I got a Satisfye case that fit the grip and console attach in it. I just watch video wondering if it blocks the front USB ports on the dock while docked not sure where I heard or seen in a video if it does, but I will find the answer soon.
soooo can i play splatoon with motion controls with the hori joycons?
You can’t use the hori split pad off the Switch though.
0.16 anyone see pikachu wink? LOL
No but I will not have to go back and look for it lol
Problem with a Grip is that you're still dealing with the original Joycons and all the negatives associated.
Hori Split Pad Pro gives me an improvement to all the things I dont like about the Joycons for portable play.
i'm 6'5" with big ol' gorilla hands, and the satisfye is super comfortable for me. I was looking for reasons to also get some split pad action while already having that though, so thank you for that!
Because i hate the poor accuracy of the joycon sticks for fps games and Im not good with gyro i will go with the hori. Il be coming from a switch lite so i dont mind not having rumble or not being able to use them away from the switch aaand my wishlist doesn’t have games that absolutely require gyro luckily
The pro should at least have rumble, come on, doesn't have to be hd rumble just something, I understand not having other features but they cheaped out there, should be $35-40 bucks.
I think I want to pick up a satisfye! Thanks for the review. I love your videos sir! I have some feedback though, something about the shots toward the end that started at 5:44 was a bit unpleasant to look at. The first half of the video and all of the b-roll looked amazing but something about that angle (looking down at the camera) was not my thing. Otherwise, a phenomenal job as always.
Christian Roman bad lighting on his right side