Skull & Co. JoyGrip for Nintendo Switch Joy-Con Controller: Rechargeable Handheld Joystick Remote Control Holder with Interchangeable Grips - Gray

Whether you own a pro controller or not, you should own this too. Not only does it convert your joy cons into an amazing controller (comfort, grip etc) it also doubles as a joy con charger… I can’t say it enough, if you already have a pro controller you should still own one of these and if you’re on the fence about spending $70 on the pro, save yourself $50 and buy this… you will not regret it!

Unlike the Joycon grip that comes included with your Switch Console, using the Skull & Co. JoyGrip allows you to charge your Joycons via USB C port.

Taking off the grips and changing them is a real plus. I only wish they made a case for the unit without the grips so I can travel even easier with it. As of now, I have to remove the grips, disassemblethe entire unit, use another case before I can store it in my bag.

If you've tried any of the Skull & Co grips for the Nintendo Switch before, you'll know whether you'll like the JoyGrip. It uses the same removable grips as their other products (NeoGrip and GripCase). You can buy the JoyGrip with or without these removable grips but I opted to buy the one with the removable grips since it was only $3 more and I could get a different color grips than I got with the NeoGrip. The JoyGrip includes the Trigger grips and the Plus grips (but not the Snap grips included with the NeoGrip/GripCase). The beauty of the Skull & Co products is that you can change them to suit your hand size (or depending on what game you're playing).The JoyGrip is much more comfortable than the joy-con grip included with the Nintendo Switch. For me, the Plus grips feel a little too large in my hands and I really like the trigger-like shape of the Trigger grips to rest my middle fingers. Add in a $10 set of Skull & Co thumb grip caps and you have a cheap alternative to buying a Switch Pro controller with full functionality of HD rumble, NFC, and motion controls. Being able to charge the joy-cons (USB-C cable not included) when they are off of the Switch is a bonus (NOTE: the JoyGrip does not contain any batteries and cannot charge the joy-cons without using a USB-C cable).The one problem I encountered with the JoyGrip (that I deducted a star from my review for) is that the left joy-con would not lock into place with that satisfying click it's supposed to have. I could remove it without pushing the unlock button on the back of the joy-con. In fairness, the left joy-con wasn't loose or anything but I could see it sliding up under some intense action. I shaved a slight sliver of plastic (less than a millimeter's worth) from the left slot of the JoyGrip and now it locks into place. It was an easy fix but not one that I think the customer should have to make on a brand new product.Overall, I would recommend the JoyGrip for those looking for the best grip for their joy-cons at a reasonable price. I would also recommend the Skull & Co NeoGrip or GripCase if you want to add ergonomic grips to your Nintendo Switch while playing it in handheld mode.

This is the second time I buy a product from this brand, and so far I am not disappointed, I highly recommend it. Two thumbs up for the seller.

A great accessory. The grips feel good and no need to remove joy-cons and put it in dock. Must buy

Perfection in a product to turn joycons into fullsize controller.Only nit-pick I have?I ordered grey grips, black body unit but got black body "skyward sword" colored grips. No big deal, doesn't hurt functionality. Just vanity.

Comfortable to hold. Light weight and charges joycons if you want. Better than satisfye. Only satisfye workers give their competitors bad reviews on Amazon.