Wireless Split Switch Controllers With RGB and Vibration

Light up the room and feel every move

Lights that match the mood

The ring around each joystick and the strip along the side light up in multicolor effects. Dim the room, hand out the pairs, and the couch picks up a party look without any extra setup beyond pairing.

Motion that moves with you

Six-axis sensing picks up tilt and rotation on each half, so motion-controlled games respond to your hands. Vibration gives feedback in titles that support it, and games without motion support run on the buttons and sticks.

Wireless, so nobody is tethered

Each half connects over Bluetooth, so players can sit, stand or shift across the room without a cable pulling them back to the console.

Pair both halves one at a time

1. 1
   Pair the left controller

   Start pairing mode on the left half and confirm it connects before moving on.

2. 2
   Pair the right controller

   Repeat the process for the right half once the left one is connected and working.

3. 3
   Test the lights and vibration

   Check that both RGB rings and side strips respond, and that vibration runs in a game that supports it.

4. 4
   Hand out the pairs

   Assign one set per player before the first round so nobody waits for a turn.

A matched left and right pair

• Left controller×1

  Joy-Con style left half with joystick RGB ring

• Right controller×1

  Joy-Con style right half with side light strip

From one pad to a full lineup

The one-pad problem

One controller goes around the room while the next player waits. Turns drag on, the friend who was next drifts to their phone, and the Switch sits idle while the group argues over who goes next.

A matched pair arrives

A left and right set with matching shells lands on the coffee table. Each half pairs over Bluetooth, and the joystick rings light up so every player can see their seat is ready.

The room fills up

Four players fill the couch and the party gets loud again. With a spare set nobody waits for a turn, and the host finally gets to play too.

From first pairing to full lineup

1. First use
   Pair and light up

   Pair each controller over Bluetooth, then test the RGB rings and vibration to confirm both halves respond before your first session.

2. 3 uses
   Find your party setup

   After a few sessions you will know which lighting and motion settings suit your room, and which games use the motion features.

3. 30 days
   Game night feels complete

   With the pair in regular rotation, guests join in without waiting, and the spare set becomes part of the routine.

A second pair without the second price tag