It’s also noticeably better, with Hall effect components and a more premium build, plus loads of extra features.View Deal Considering the Hori Split Pad Pro? These alternatives should also be on ...

Hori, however, has long produced some of the best Nintendo Switch accessories on the market and it has two sets of clickers up its sleeve. The Split Pad series offers Joy-Con like attachment to ...

to a Switch whilst also containing the likes of Hall Effect or TMR. It's all a bit muddy, hard to parse, and I was very close to ending up with a wired pad (which this can also do) by accident.

Hori's Split Pad Pro is a bulky pair of full-sized Nintendo Switch controllers, made for hardcore gamers. Though heavier than Nintendo's Joy-Cons, the Split Pad Pro has a better D-pad and joysticks.

The Hori Split Pad Pro is an excellent Joy-Con alternative, offering far greater comfort and extra precision. The handheld player is going to get a lot more out of it, but with an attachment to ...

Controller manufacturer Hori has announced a new Steam-focused ... Unfortunately, the thumbsticks do not use anti-drift Hall Effect sensors, but they do have touch-sensitive stick tops like ...

You may like Hori HOTAS flight control system ... The face buttons and mechanical d-pad both feel fantastic, and the Hall effect sticks are exceptionally well-designed and comfortable to rest ...

Hori's Split Pad Compact is my new favorite controller for handheld gaming on Nintendo Switch. It has everything you could want in a Joy-Con replacement: great sticks, an actual D-pad, ample ...

Furthermore, Hori doesn't mention hall-effect joysticks ... They include a 4,980 yen ($30) traditional pad, a six-button fighting game controller for 6,480 yen ($40), a mini fighting stick ...

One of its most popular is none other than the HORI Split Pad Pro; an ergonomic-focused accessory that adds a lot more comfort to the Switch by offering a ‘chonkier’ pair of controllers ...

It’s a gamepad that essentially turns any phone into a supercharged Xperia Play, complete with Hall effect joysticks ... t quite satisfied with the D-pad yet, either. But even in its current ...