If you play your Nintendo Switch docked and use the television, you’ll want to invest in a Pro Controller since the battery life is good, but you will still need to charge it after about 40 ...

the battery life drops to about 15 hours. Although we've spent the most hours playing with and reviewing the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller, it still only takes the second overall spot on our list.

The Nintendo Switch Pro Controller works wireless and charges using a USB-C cable. Boasting a 40-hour battery life, you’re all set for an all-day gaming marathon. The larger, easier-to-use ...

as I feel the Acer Predator makes for a decent alternative to the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller. Battery life is also pretty decent overall. Acer’s own website states you’ll get around 25 ...

If you're longing for the feel of a "real" controller ... Pad Pro controllers are built exclusively for the Nintendo Switch's handheld mode. They're not wireless, and have no internal battery ...