Switch Joy Con Hand Grip Charging Dock 2 Modes Compatible for Nintendo Switch and Joy-Con

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1. EmptySkies1983 Verified Buyer – 25 April 2024

   When the joy con grip is assembled to use both controllers it becomes heaven for those with big hands. As you can tell in the pics I provide that I have small hands and it becomes rather uncomfortable and awkward to use. My son has big hands and he’s in love with this. It’s now his go to over the pro controller.When the latch is undocked it becomes a little more like a traditional NES controller fused with a 2ds. For small hands this is perfect. I like using it like this for 2D, action, and RPG’s genres.The single joy con has two ways to grip as seen in stock photos. I don’t and won’t use it like this but if you are playing Pokemon go on your TV this is the best thing you can get as you are forced to use single joy con.One big con is that when it’s latched together there is some space where the controller can creek. If you hold it correctly you won’t notice it.For six dollars it’s nice.

   

2. Anonymous Verified Buyer – 26 April 2024

   7$ charging grip! Do I have to say more?
   Nintendo charging grip is 30$ this is at the time of my review 6.99
   The Nintendo charging grip has a Switch logo, and metal joycon rails.
   The Nintendo one. Requires modification to use just the center, if you want to only use that.
   This one requires no modification, to use just the center, without the handles.
   This is a cheaper option if you are weary of modifying an official grip, don’t own a trip wing screw driver or if you are just looking to save time effort and money.
   The downsides this has over an official grip?
   Plastic rails will break or wear down more easily
   Slightly fatter than the original grip
   No glossy switch logo
   But for saving 22$? It’s a great deal, the savings outweigh the cons works great, looks great, portable, and it allows for you to keep your joycon grips on, if your joycons allready have grips installed. You don’t need to remove them, just to use this center grip.
   

3. Veseran Verified Buyer – 19 May 2024

   (I’ve included pictures comparing this Joy-Con Grip and the Joy-Con Grip that is included with the Nintendo Switch, and I also included the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One Controllers, just so people can get an idea how big this Joy-Con Grip is.)I’ve finally found a Joy-Con Grip that fits my hands and I’d say my hands are somewhere between Average to Slightly larger than average. Most Nintendo Switch Accessories I’ve found are as small as the Joy-Cons itself, but not these. It doesn’t stop there, this Joy-Con Grip can also turn into a single Joy-Con grip using only one of the Joy-Cons horizontally. This is good for playing Local Multiplayer with friends on the same system. The Joy-Con Grip is also amazing quality, surprisingly as good quality as the Joy-Con Grips that are included with the Nintendo Switch, while also keeping a very similar design. But wait, there’s more this Joy-Con Grip also has a charging port in the front so you can charge the Joy-Cons while using it with given charging cable. Yes, that is one downside, as there is no built-in battery in the Joy-Con Grip itself, however I don’t think it’s needed as I’ve had my Nintendo Switch since launch and I have yet to see the Joy-Cons die on me as I charge them every night and the battery duration on the Joy-Cons lasts about 20 hours, so I doubt I’ll even use the charging port on the grip.Summary: This is the best Joy-Con Grip on the market, it’s great for anyone looking for a bigger Joy-Con Grip than most, while also being able to transform into a single Joy-Con Grip using only one of the Joy-Cons. Not only does it look like the Joy-Con Grip that is included with the Nintendo Switch, but it feels like it too with it’s surprisingly good quality. The Joy-Con Grip also includes a charging port in the front with a charging cable so anyone can charge his or her Joy-Cons while playing. (This definitely needs to be a licensed Nintendo Switch Accessory)

   

4. Hamil Flynch Verified Buyer – 25 June 2024

   I am so happy with this grip! I use it whenever I’m playing in Dock mode and with my larger hands it is so much more comfortable than the controller grip that comes with the Switch. Makes it feel like I’m holding the Pro-controller minus the larger R,L,ZR,ZL buttons and D pad that are on the Pro-controller. It’s also really comfortable in the single joy-con grip set-up. I have two of the smaller single Joy-con controller grips which are nice but this is larger than those which makes it great for my big hands, especially since I’m used to holding the larger Pro-controller/PS4 controller. I highly recommend this to anyone that has larger hands and is seeking a more comfortable controller grip.
   

5. Jin Huang Verified Buyer – 24 September 2024

   It’s a little bit bigger than the one that comes with the switch, for people with bigger hand, it’s definitely a plus. The charger is just bypass the charging, it doesn’t contain a Battery. What I like the most is the one joy con option, because Nintendo doesn’t provide that option, and the joy con by itself is just too small

   

6. S. Mc Verified Buyer – 2 October 2024

   Be aware that this does not charge as it does not have a battery, it’s a pass through connection to charge the joy cons. Either buy the real deal or find one that says it has a battery, don’t think charging dock means it has a batter as it’s misleading.
   

7. Scott Fogelberg Verified Buyer – 18 December 2024

   If you’re looking for a large grip for dual Joycon mode then this one is perfect. Low price point, has a Type-C port to charge while using, ergonomic, and great for large hands.

   If you’re looking for a large grip for single Joycon mode then I’m sorry. First off, it is *too* large for single mode. I have decently sized man hands and I still have to *reach*. On a right Joycon the stick is too far. On a left Joycon the buttons are too far. The L and R triggers are *awful* as well, they didn’t register even when fully pressed more often than not. Removing the Joycon was a nightmare as well- normally single’con grips have a hole in the back that you can just push it out of. This one doesn’t due to it’s modular design, but hoo boy does it GRIP your Joycon. You have to either slowly wedge it out or try to pry it out and risk damaging it.

   All in all, it has one mode that works perfectly for those with large hands and one mode that doesn’t work at all.