The right joystick drifts on me, I noticed it in Warface on the Nintendo Switch. That's the only complaint I have. I don't mind that it doesn't have vibration or Bluetooth, but guys, it's one of the most comfortable controllers I've used. Specifically, the drift it does is that when I move the character in Warface with the left joystick, then the right joystick goes up or down on its own. When the character is stationary and I only move the left joystick, the left joystick doesn't drift. I will buy it again today or something similar, even if it drifts again after a year and a half. The cable is very long, guys, and it's very convenient, the button feel is very nice. The shoulder buttons, or triggers as you like to call them, are clicky, they're not analog sticks like the ones on the PS4 or Xbox, but on the Nintendo Switch, I haven't needed analog trigger sticks and I don't know if there are games on the Nintendo Switch that require a joystick with analog trigger shoulder sticks. The turbo button that this joystick has is a tremendously wonderful feature. Anyone who has played arcade games where you have to press and release a button continuously or many times, you can press the turbo button and then the button you're interested in, and then you just hold down the button you want and it works as if you're playing in an arcade cabinet. It's a very smart and easy function. I definitely recommend the turbo button function because it will save your hands and give you rest. With the turbo button, I finished Snow Bros, so you can understand how much easier I played. For me, it's worth buying for the reasons I wrote and for how much it costs. I consider its price very good regardless of the drift of the right joystick.

For an extra controller, with a cable but cheap (28), it is a good choice.
Nice analog sticks for demanding games, long cable, good analog feel.
The only thing I don't like is the detachable d-pad to have the buttons like the joy con, it wasn't necessary and it doesn't give a good feel to the D-pad it has.
Between this and the wired one with faceplates, you choose if you want good triggers, this one if you want a good d-pad but mediocre triggers, the one with the Mario Luigi faceplates.
----------
After extensively testing it, I reconsider and give it 5 stars, it has the grip of an Xbox 360 controller and that is good because the 360 controller is perhaps the best one out there.
The buttons are silent and the triggers are as they should be.
I tried again the PDP faceplates for Mario and Luigi and in the end, the PDP one is worse, the buttons click too much, the analog sticks are quite loose, the ZL and ZR buttons are buttons with a bump upwards and not triggers, and they are not convenient at all for games that rely on triggers.
In the end, it is an excellent controller with a very long cable and worth it.