Wireless Switch Controller with Turbo & Dual Vibration

Two features that change how you play

• Hold once, fire forever

  Hold TURBO and the button you want to automate, and that button fires continuously. Long rapid-fire stretches in shooters and action games stop costing you thumb strain, and the manual shows the exact combination.

• Feel every hit

  Dual motors sit in the grips and run four levels: None, Weak, Medium and Strong. Start on Medium for most games, or drop to Weak when the feedback gets busy.

• Switch and PC, one pad

  Bluetooth pairs the controller with Nintendo Switch, Switch OLED, Switch Lite and PC. A couch session on the Switch and an action game on the desk use the same pad, so there is no second controller to charge or store.

Set turbo with one button hold

1. 1
   Charge the controller

   Connect the USB to USB-C cable and charge the controller before the first session.

2. 2
   Pair over Bluetooth

   Pair the controller with your Switch, Switch OLED, Switch Lite or PC.

3. 3
   Hold TURBO with your button

   Press and hold TURBO together with the button you want to automate, such as X. That button now fires continuously.

4. 4
   Pick a vibration level

   Choose None, Weak, Medium or Strong. Medium is a comfortable starting point for most games.

5. 5
   Test it in a shooter

   Find a rapid-fire moment and check the feel before the next session.

Everything to start playing

• Wireless controller×1

  Matte black with mint green accents

• User manual×1

  Covers turbo setup and vibration levels

• Charging cable×1

  USB to USB-C

Your thumb should not be the turbo

The thumb that never rests

Every firefight in a shooter turns into the same motion: one button, pressed again and again, until the thumb starts to ache. A standard pad gives nothing back, so the grind feels longer than it should.

One hold, and the fire keeps going

Hold TURBO with the button you use most and the controller takes over the rapid tapping. Your thumb stays still while the fire keeps coming, and your attention goes back to aiming and dodging.

One pad for every screen

Dual motors in the grips put physical feedback under your hands, with four levels from None to Strong. The same full-size pad moves from the Switch on the couch to the PC at the desk.

Switch and PC without switching controllers