Unlike the first-party Switch Pro controller, the PowerA Fusion Pro features a textured grip, making it more comfortable to hold in your hands.
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To top it off, the controller features Bluetooth 5.0 technology, a 10-foot cable if you prefer to plug in, and a 3.5mm audio jack for when you're playing in wired mode. Unfortunately, the Fusion Pro, like the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller, only supports digital triggers (not sensitive to varying degrees of pressure). In addition, the Fusion Pro does not support rumble in gameplay if actually feeling the impact of the on-screen action in your hands is a big part of gaming for you, then perhaps this controller isn't for you. However, the controller improves on several key areas that I didn't miss the rumble as much as I thought I would going in. The Fusion Pro also offers a ton of customization options. As with other modern premium controllers, you can swap out the analog sticks if the standard-length, concave sticks aren't to your liking, you can equip longer sticks or even a convex stick to ensure the best feel on your thumbs. My personal loadout is to have a short concave stick on the left, a long concave stick on the right, a white faceplate, and no back paddles (more on those later). With third-party controller customization, the process can sometimes be a bit convoluted, requiring the use of special pack-in tools or even a screwdriver.
The Fusion Pro lets you easily slide off the faceplate and then detach the stick you want to replace with limited fuss.
Then, thanks to the fact that the sticks are attached under the faceplate, once you have the new face in place, the sticks are secure. I can't tell you how many times I've knocked an analog stick off the Xbox Elite Series 2 controller since it just uses a strong magnet to keep the sticks in place, so I appreciate the security of the sticks on the Fusion Pro. The Nintendo Switch Pro Controller offers terrific battery life with its built-in rechargeable pack, and the PowerA Fusion Pro is no different. Across several play sessions, I never even received a low-battery notification. After a couple weeks of use, I eventually plugged it in to allow it to charge before I woke up the next morning for another marathon gaming session.
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