The FAKE $1000 Nintendo Switch Joy-Cons & Controllers

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[ManaKayla]

The success rate of these products legitimately brought a smile to my face. Love to see companies execute innovative and creative products. Makes my nerdy little heart happy

[TheLuckster]

At this point, us as the fans should just start calling ourselves "chat" it'd make it easier for everyone all around and it would be funny

[RyderMK]

When you think there can’t be anymore controllers, THEY MAKE MORE.
Also Wood breaking his bank again for our entertainment.

[misterwj]

11:30 Yo, the golden pikachu joycons aren’t their own design. It’s one of hori’s split pad pro design.

[King_Tny]

Me thinking you weren't going to check the nfc on the pro controller had me in pain

[morgs.o]

Thanks for this upload, these and the weird switch accessories with Kim are definitely some of my favorites. I never come across this stuff when I go hunting the internet for accessories!

[RodrigoRocuant-ergo]

Harry Styles reviewing Joy-Cons, I've seen it all

[magyreyes]

I love these kinds of videos, I always wonder what kind of quality Ali express has. I know it's not that good but still. Watching someone review the products is reassuring. Thanks!

[nosreme]

That adapter he bought was probably the best thing, I got one from Best Buy and now I’m playing botw with a ps5 controller

[Vortilify]

Absolutely love the content you are making!! I always find myself watching these, please make more, you are the best!!

[ssruizhang]

The IINE controllers are lowkey underrated asf! Just copped myself a pair today. You have customisable vibration intensity, rgb brightness, lightning mode (static, breathing, rgb). Not to mention they are wireless and charges directly from the switch itself. Buy it from a reputable online seller because these 3rd party products can complicate warranty claims so its important to buy it from a seller you're able to find even months later

[tobiwonkanogy]

the lightbar from after glow is honestly one of the coolest piece of rgb items i have ever owned . i have been searching constantly for a replica.

[Rapman]

I actually have the clear shell pikachu ones, but they actually were just joycons with all the stuff ripped out into just another shell, and everything actually works

[deadpoolnerd]

Aw I actually wanted to see if that Playstation adaptor thing worked. I've been interested to figuring out how to use a Playstation controller for the switch. I'm mainly a Playstation user so I'm just so used to the controller, and I know the pro controller but it just feels weird to me.

[franciscodelico]

12:30 I think it has to do with them being connected via USB VS Bluetooth, and NFC only being available when using bluetooth

[SensoNoKage]

Funny enough the dragon ball ones called IINE which actually a very respectful and nice company, i bought things from them before and they even sent me Christmas gift hahahaha i love their controllers and switch bags.

[arc_boi]

Great vid my guy! Definitely think you should’ve used the mouse and keyboard for a shooter though. The mouse being the right stick (which would be the camera in most games) and the mouse buttons being the triggers? That just screams “mapped for shooters”

[cowlson_]

I think the reason that the amiibo worked after the video is because when you were doing the mouse and keyboard, you turned on a setting that had to do with nfc

[mintendogaming]

Wood should take notes on why he bought each item 😂

[steepfrugut]

I don't think "pretty good" is an accurate assessment of Nintendo's attempts at Switch controllers.