HORI Nintendo Switch Split Pad Compact (Light Gray & Yellow) - Ergonomic Controller for Handheld Mode - Officially Licensed by Nintendo
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- Condition
- New
- Color
- (Light Gray & Yellow)
- Model
- NSW-700U
- Dimensions
- 6.3 x 2.2 x 5 in; 8.54 oz
- Weight
- 8.5 oz
- Release date
- December 6, 2022
- Type of item
- Video Game
Features 5
- Pro controller experience in Handheld Mode
- Features ergonomic grips equipped with assignable rear triggers, Turbo functionality, and D-pad
- Compatible with Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch (OLED Model)
- Light Gray and Yellow design
- Officially Licensed by Nintendo
Description
The Split Pad Compact attaches to the Nintendo Switch™ system to provide a full-size controller experience in Handheld Mode. The ergonomic form factor fits your hands perfectly for increased comfort and control. Features include full-size analog sticks and D-pad, turbo functions, and assignable rear buttons. Available in Light Gray & Yellow and Apricot Red colorways. Enjoy a new gaming experience with the Split Pad Compact! (Does not include Motion Controls, HD Rumble, NFC, or IR camera.) Officially Licensed by Nintendo®.
Specs 8
| Release date | December 6, 2022 |
|---|---|
| Product Dimensions | 6.3 x 2.2 x 5 inches; 8.54 ounces |
| Type of item | Video Game |
| Language | English |
| Item model number | NSW-700U |
| Item Weight | 8.5 ounces |
| Manufacturer | HORI |
| Country of Origin | China |
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Top Amazon Reviews
Great Replacement for Joycons
Color: Multicolor
Size: (Pikachu & Mimikyu)
I bought these to replace the original Hori controllers I had. I was a big fan of Hori’s larger joycon replacement and used them for well over two years. Unfortunately they began to drift due to normal wear and tear. One thing I worried about when buying these was the decrease in size compared to the other Hori controllers. I can say with certainty that the change in size is not an issue. Hori makes great products that are excellent quality and a great value. One of the biggest advantages for me, compared to normal joycons, is the size increase that comes with them. I have large hands and find joycons very uncomfortable. These fit very nicely in my hands and are more comfortable for my ten year olds hands as well. Quality wise they are on par if not better than Nintendos controllers. I’m very picky when it comes to controllers and tend to not use anything but OEM. These controllers are the only exception, I would use them over joycons anyday! Thumb sticks are great, buttons are smooth, the added programmable buttons and turbo are just icing on the cake. However, there are a few trade offs with these if you’re unfamiliar with Hori. First and foremost these controllers do not have internal batteries. You can not use these seperate/disconnected from your Switch. You do get a nice weight reduction from the lack of battery though. Secondly, there is no RFID reader in these controllers. You will need to use joycons if you plan to use Amiibos. Overall you will not be disappointed in these! You literally can’t go wrong for the money you’re spending and will enjoy these over joycons….especially if you have larger hands or find joycons uncomfortable. Please note that if you’re planning on mainly gaming through your tv or playing split screen multiplayer you will need other battery powered controllers! These are only for handheld mode but make a world of difference to myself and many others. If you’re considering these and mainly play in handheld mode then do yourself a favor and purchase these. Also big props on the special versions of these! I purchased the pikachu and mimikyu variant without any regrets. As a die hard Pokémon fan these are the cutest and have probably the best design of any Pokémon controller on the market hands down.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2023 by Mike H.
Perfect for travel
Color: (Light Gray & Yellow)
Size: (Light Gray & Yellow)
I put off buying these things for way too long. For years I have loathed playing the Switch in handheld mode because the joy-cons were uncomfortable to play with for more than ten minutes. I purchased other, bulkier solutions, such as the zen grip and one of those gamecube style slip in grips. I found that the zen grip was comfortable, but too bulky for travel, and left these little smears on the back of my switch where the rubber bumpers rubbed. The gamecube style grip was fine, but even bulkier and absolutely shredded my thumbs. Neither were dockable (which gets to you after a while) and neither were good in terms of space saving while traveling, which I do a lot. Enter the Split Pad Compact. To put it bluntly, I'm in love with these things and I've easily played my Switch in handheld for hours with them. HORI has always had a very tight relationship with Nintendo. Their products have the Nintendo seal of approval and HORI has generally made the kinds of accessories Nintendo wouldn't make themselves but at the same level of quality. As such, I find the feel of these things incredible. The sticks feel satisfying and the buttons are all the right amount of clicky. The stick length is somewhere between the original joy-con and the pro controller so that it's satisfying to use. The shell is lightweight but not cheap and hollow feeling like so many other options. The ergonomic grip hits the sweet spot between comfort and bulkiness. I will have no problem slotting this thing into my luggage or pulling it out on a flight. I immensely appreciate that I can just slide my switch into my dock with no hassles and I like the look of them overall. As to the effectiveness of the added rear buttons, they are easily assignable and relatively easy to access (even if I can't train my brain to use them). I personally have no use whatsoever for turbo functionality, but it seems to be fine. I can't speak to how these compare to the Pro models other than what I've seen, but I personally prefer the medium-sized sweet spot of this design. In my opinion the Compact model gives the Switch a much more portable and slim profile. I also am not a fan of the rubber buttons on the Pro model, as rubber tends to break down as it ages, resulting in sticky, oily feeling buttons. My only minor gripe is that the color schemes on offer are a little bit weird. The colors don't really fit in with the bright, poppy look of the Nintendo Switch brand. In fact, you might mistake a Switch equipped with these for some kind of PC based handheld at first glance. I understand that Japan got a plethora of different choices and designs, and I hope HORI considers bringing these to America (even if it's too late for me). For anyone looking to travel with their Switch, I recommend also picking up the Tomtoc slim case designed to accommodate these along with the switch.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2023 by J.C.
Amazing! (Read whole thing)
Color: Multicolor
Size: (Gengar)
I recently had the yellow and grey version, but returned it because I regretted getting it and wanted to order those Binbok joy cons.long story short, I trust hori more so I got these. Before getting them, I played some games without rumble (to see if I would be okay without it) and decided that I’m most games rumble isn’t that significant. It would still be call if they added it though. And motion controls I NEVER use. I got the gengar version and it does not disappoint.It really looks amazing. I do not regret it, the quality is good, back buttons are a cool addition, and so are turbo buttons. The joysticks are definitely the best part about them, and while playing Pokémon suite of Mario odyssey, they make the game play ALOT better. Face buttons are a bit mushy but not that noticeable, D pad felt a bit stiff at first but then felt much better after a while. Triggers are clicks and responsive and so are the shoulder buttons. Back buttons are also clicks. They are lightweight. My favorite part though has to be the design and color way. It looks really cool and sometimes I just sit there and admire it. And compared to the joycons, the ergonomics are perfect and they even have a texture in the back of them. All in all, I definitely think these are worth it and gaming with them is a whole experience! Edit: less than one month later. I didn’t use my switch for about a week, and when u started playing on it again, everything seemed to be fine. Then out of nowhere, the lady controller just did not work anymore. I am going to return this, I really wanted to like. I might try again but this time with the red version.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2023 by Ahmed Ahmed