#wireless game controller

My YCCTEAM’s Wireless Switch Pro Controller - Part 7 (Battery Charging Test)

Hey guys! I’m finally back to bring my next YCCTEAM’s controller part topic that I’d promised for this year. I’m hoping I’ll finished this for later months to give the results of how good was my pro controller is. It will take time though, so I’ll make sure to show the most of my YCCTEAM’s controller this year.

Anyways for the next topic, you probably know about I’ll be doing gyro control testing since I’d talked though from my pervious part topic last year. Actually I wanted to change plans a little cause I haven’t got myself a tablet stand so it can hold my tablet to help me recording video while using my controllers on hand. It would be tricky if I don’t have alternate items to hold my tablet, I even use my GulitKit Dock at first with my iPad Mini before giving up. It was last weeks ago, but one day that I actually got a right tablet stand so it definitely fits for my tablets and just I ever wanted to making recordings of me playing my YCCTEAM controller with my hands. Can’t wait to show it for next time soon, but for now I’m started off my next topic part for my YCCTEAM Controller with battery charging; which I happened to finished this last two days ago for February 2021. As you can see from my first edited photo on top🔝 is the instructions that I would needed those items I’d use my Nintendo Switch Console/Handheld with: The YCCTEAM Pro Switch Controller, Its 40-Inch Type-C Cable, and GuliKit Pocket Dock. I would have go to the other options by using my Samsung/Apple Adapter I’d use for my tablets....except my Samsung USB Cable worn out and ripped so I can’t plug it for the adapter cause reasons. That being said, I’m fine to do charging test by using with my GuliKit Dock.

Here’s the second edited pic of me plugging my Type-C Cable into behind my pocket dock; where the USB Socket from the middle should be. Looks simple enough, but should take note though if you wanted to play games while you needed to charge the controller you’ll would have to get it closer by sitting chair like I was. It was a 40-Inch Type-C Cable that I’d checked the length was not long enough. So its best that I can use my chair to get close of playing games with my controller while it’s charging.

Here’s the third edited pic after plugging my type-c cable into my pocket dock, but later come to plugging with my YCCTEAM Controller to see how it look when charging in place. Again, It would be tricky since my 40 Inch Type-C Cable wasn’t long enough to hold my controller while it charging. I’ll just place my controller til it’s fully charged, but at least knowing I had my chair to sit and play my controller while charging.

Here’s the fourth edited pic where I started my YCCTEAM Pro Controller’s Battery Charging Test by putting back my GuliKit Pocket Dock next to the T.V.; mostly plugging my ac adapter for power on my Nintendo Switch (for charging as well) and the HDMI Cable to connect my T.V. to help display screen from my Nintendo Switch console. I can’t leave without my Type-C Cable though as I’ll using it to charge my controller. Good thing from last weeks ago that’s I powered down the controller after playing Super Smash Bros Ultimate game. So let’s get into it.

Here’s the fifth edited pic that I actually got this first before showing putting back my GuliKit Dock next to my T.V. However it’s a same thing where I’d charging my controller and shows that is actually working. Thought it could only works if I putting on my Switch console/handheld into the dock to see if it can charge, but guessing without my Nintendo Switch on dock can work other ways. Nice! 👍

Now for the sixth and final edited pic I took screenshot from my Samsung Galaxy Tab E. Even though I’d said I wanted to keep safe my tablet til I’ll be getting a new USB Cable sooner or later, but at least the battery from my Tab E still have more juice to handle so why not to use it as a stopwatch to count on how much charging time for my YCCTEAM Controller full? It really took more hours that I want to stay during nighttime, but worth to check out the results of my controller charging a little. I got 3 hours and 43 minutes as I kinda not expected since I checked online to see my controller’s charge time was “2.5 hours.”

My Thoughts:

I can take this as a long battery charging results I gotten; even I should’ve gone this during the morning for the last 2 days before going to bed. ^^* Nevvertheless, 3 hours of charging my YCCTEAM’s Controller was not bad to took. I can still be using my controller to play one of my games while charging for 3 hours left. If not, I can leave it to charge full and maybe doing drawing drafts to take waiting time I wanted.

Now that saddles, I was thinking for the next topic about spreading playtime with my YCCTEAM Controller til the battery runs out eventually. That way, I can use my tablet again for stopwatch results. Although if or not will be my Samsung Galaxy Tab E, at least my iPad Mini will work out differently. See ya guys next time! 👋

Pervious Posts for my YCCTEAM’s Pro Controller Topic:

Wireless Switch Pro Controller for Nintendo Switch/Switch Lite (Part 1) - Link Here #1

My YCCTEAM’s Wireless Switch Pro Controller for Nintendo Switch/Switch Lite Unboxing (Part 2) - Link Here #2

My YCCTEAM’s Wireless Switch Pro Controller for Nintendo Switch/Switch Lite Comparison with my Xbox One (Part 3) - Link Here #3

My YCCTEAM’s Wireless Switch Pro Controller for Nintendo Switch/Switch Lite Comparison with my Nintendo Switch’s Joy-Cons (Part 4) - Link Here #4

Testing Buttons (Part 5) - Link Here #5

Finally that after waiting one month ago, I still have my late birthday gift to show since my parents gave me back in September 18th, 2020; despite having my Pirahna Plant as my first gift I purchased at Eshop. Link Here

Apologies that I happen to be late for today as I was look into Steve and Alex's Presentation video where Sakurai delivers info, but that gonna be another time with my reactions and from my main OCs. Anyways, time to reveal my late birthday gift for this month. It's something I picked on as a newer accessory between my experience of playing and as a little solution til someday for my other one would get fixed eventually. At least knowing it really works as a charm for testing purpose for starters, it's.....

Wireless Switch Pro Controller for Nintendo Switch/Switch Lite

You get it right, I got my first Wireless Switch Pro Controller as my late birthday gift back in September 18th. at last. However, this one is a different  brand that it's manufacturer/produced by YCCTEAM than the officially from Nintendo. I seen the site of YCCTEAM that makes other gaming controllers and accessories for PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo and gonna say that it looks promising. Link Here

As for the price was not bad, including the fact for my Wireless Switch Pro Controller that my family got from Amazon.com was $29.99 (or $30.00). That's a good thing since the official Nintendo Switch Pro Controller cost $69.99 (or $70.00) expensively in comparision.

That's the only different branded controller I gotten for my birthday this year,  despite as a late present to earned it. There were other pro switch controllers out there though when I go on search results at Amazon.com; like this one. Link Here

I'm back of showing my continue topic for my new YCCTEAM's Wireless Switch Pro Controller! At last from absent since Oct. 10th, 2020 where I done my comparison with my Nintendo Switch Joy-Con Controllers. (Link Here)

This is my first recording video about testing of those buttons from the pro controller. I just go to Nintendo Switch's System Setting, then look down for Controller and Sensors to search Test Input Devices. This is where I can go on test selections on buttons and touch screen, but I mostly wanted pick the buttons cause that why I'm bringing to this. I started off my pro controller's buttons test by looking the info when I pressed them, then symbols well popped up to show. I did all the buttons from my pro controller and it works well as I hope, expect for the HOME, Capture, Power, Volume and Sync Buttons if you look below of it's note. Don't worry that they works too as well. *thumbs up*

My YCCTEAM’s Wireless Switch Pro Controller for Nintendo Switch/Switch Pics - Part 3 (Comparison with my Xbox One)

Welcome back for my next wireless pro gaming controller post; as now I can covered comparisons with my other few gaming controllers that I had: Xbox One Wireless Controller and Nintendo Switch’s Joy-Cons Controllers. Let’s get started by showing off the first comparison with my Xbox One Wireless Controller I’d took pics with back in September 18th, 2020 at 4:56 PM to 5:05 PM.

Note: Thankfully I got 10 perfect photos to upload since it’s easier to covered to top to bottom. So no need of “PicsArt” editing to collage one of my photos together.

1st, 2nd, and 3rd Images

It was really obviously to look both side of my wireless controller and my Xbox One wireless controller: They’re both have same design, lookalike buttons + analog sticks, and black colored. I placed it front, back and sided with both controllers, even on my chair so I thought I can take photos without any shade messing up....Sometimes. Also the Xbox One Controller action buttons is red, blue, yellow,and green than all grey from my pro controller.

4th and 5th Images

Next that I place top my controllers from my pro controller to my Xbox One Controller. I finding in different sizes for my Wireless Pro Switch Controller was little bit small than my Xbox One Controller (or maybe the other way around); Not to mention it’s weight was light to compared the Xbox One controller being bit heavy when I hold both on my hands.

6th Image

Just making it standing up straight by using my chair. (which is very comfy to sit through whether be for playing video games or drawing stuff with my sketch pad)

7th and 8th Images

Now I’d putting my controllers place in front to show it’s backs. Looks similar with be in same black color, but with different charging port looks with being for my Xbox One Controller and it’s plug in charging battery port from Fosmos that I got it from few years ago as I gift from my family.

9th and 10th Images

For the final one, it’s little bit tricky when I trying to place my controllers this way I wanted on both sides. At least that I managed and took photos on it and really looks similar with different triggers buttons design.

My thoughts to comparison my Wireless Pro Controller for Nintendo Switch to my Xbox One Controller was interesting how it looks the same with the design, the coloring, and had lookalike button layouts. Their were key differences with being it’s sizes and height; also with charging battery ports to plug through if my controller run out of juice. Oh, I almost forget with their handle being different as well. The Xbox One Controller had plastic handle to grip to, but with my YCCTEAM’s wireless pro controller had “texture anti-slip” handle to grip on and it was really good. Needless to say, it was an interesting comparison with my pro controller to my Xbox One controller. Hoping for tomorrow that I can covered another comparison with my Nintendo Switch’s Joy-Con controllers, so see ya for tomorrow soon. ^^ *thumbs up*

My YCCTEAM’s Wireless Switch Pro Controller for Nintendo Switch/Switch Life Pics - Part 2 (Unboxing)

I’m back to every followers, friends, and hoping gamers as I’m taking on part 2 for my first new wireless pro gaming controller for my Switch system. I wanted to make it as a beginning though when it comes to unboxing; just to have a full look on my controller. Anyways, let’s get started into part 2. (Sorry for making it a late post, though.)

Note: I used some PicsArt edited to collage one of my photos together so that way I won’t having trouble to only show 10 photos each due to the Tumblr’s limitations.

1st & 2nd Images (in combined)

* This is a beginning photos when I finally got my first wireless pro controller from my family gave me back in September 18th, 2020 at 4:20 P.M.

3rd & 4th Images (in combined)

* After I taking down the Amazon box, behold of what it is the box of the wireless pro controller itself. It’s white so nothing else, but it looks nice.

5th image

* Finally that I’m almost about to unwrapped my gaming controller just as I thought to imagine to unwrapped my official Nintendo Switch Pro Controller. The controller was wrapped in bubbles, but it also came with the USB Type-C cable for charging. Same goes for my Xbox controller and my other USB charging cable, but I’m gonna save it on future posting soon.

6th & 7th Images (in combined)

* Here it is that I revealing my first wireless pro controller on first hand....almost though as soon I want to take off the white foam from the analog sticks and a D-Pad. Same goes with this green note attached, but it looks important so thankfully I took a pic of it before even to bother throw away so guilty. ^^*

8th Image

* On the back from the gaming controller looks and feels nice when I gripped it on my hands. Placing the two textures underneath with my middle fingers really smoothes of what it looks little bit like skins. As for my palms when holding it, It also feels nice with the handles as I thought it’ll be; saying the fact I looked it’s details for the handles that had “Texture Anti-Slip” from Amazon.com. Not bad. *thumbs up* Also there’s a sticker in it that shows the model for my controller and it’s battery capacity. Hoping I can show the battery test results soon that if the battery capacity good or something.

9th & 10th Images (in combined)

* Each side of my wireless pro controller with the handles that had “Texture Anti-Slip” Look not bad.

11th & 12th Images (in combined)

* Now for the top of my wireless pro controller as I almost gonna removed the white foam and a green note later on. It’s show the L/ZL and R/ZL Buttons that I’ll be using it for gaming purpose. Also it had a plug for my USB Type-C cable to connect charging when if the indicator was full. Plus there’s the reset button that I can disconnect/connect my controller to my Switch console whether I wanted to choose.

13th Image

* I removed the white foam and green note from the front of my wireless pro controller, but not before take a pic of this green note that I’ll be keeping it if I’ll forget how to charge it properly. And yes if I’ll learn to avoid battery damage.

14th & 15th Images

* You seen from my first post about my late birthday gift reveal, but that was in first look front of my wireless pro controller to go. Looks the same of what it is to compared to the official Nintendo Switch Pro Controllers are: Two analog sticks, D-Pad button, Four function control keys, Plus and Minus buttons, screenshot, and HOME button when I press these. It works when I turned on the Switch console, but wishing I can show in videos soon.

16th Image

* I’ll stop it at the final pic to show. It’s random, but there’s the instruction manual that I been reading through it if I’m ready to learn to set up my pro controller. Good thing that I learn to set up my pro controller and it’s features. No problem that I can read it again, though.

My YCCTEAM’s Wireless Switch Pro Controller for Nintendo Switch/Switch Pics - Part 4 (Comparison with my Nintendo Switch's Joy-Cons)

I'm back with my second comparsion post for my YCCTEAM's Wireless Switch Pro Controller. Yesterday that I'd already did the first one to compared my Xbox One Wireless Controller. Link Here

So for today, I'll be showing off the next one being to compared with my Nintendo Switch's Joy Cons Controllers; since I'd took photos on it back in September 18th, 2020 at 5:08 PM to 5:15 PM.

This will be my "almost" last comparison post that I can show you as I already given my old Nintendo Wii system and my Wiimote controllers to my sister back in January 2020; which I happen to talk through from my status update. Link Here

I know that I would ask her to borrow her controllers, but maybe next time if she's okay with it. Anyways, let's get started. Thanksfully I got only 6 photos of it, so no "PicsArt" eddited to make one of my pics altogether.

1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Images

Just like my first comparison pics with my Xbox One Controller, I put my Pro Switch Controller and my Joy-Cons in front faces, including trying to make it straight up by using my chair. For my Joy-Cons though it was hard to get it straight up without getting drops on, but I managed it at the end; no problem. Seeing the comparsion was different cause my Joy-Cons is smaller, also with it's button layout than from my pro controller's bigger button layout. Not to mention it's different D-Pad that I finding from my pro switch controller's D-Pad better.

5th and 6th Images

Onto it's back in place which I can finding the same difference; including from it's L/LZ and R/RZ Trigger Buttons in different sizes.

I guess this is what I covered for my next comparsion post with my Nintendo Switch's Joy-Con Controllers....short than usual. At least knowing what's my thought for this comparison post was nice despite difference, but had lookalike button layouts to what's on my pro switch controller; except the D-Pad's that I more into from the pro.

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