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Geek Daily Deals April 19 2021: Wireless Nintendo Switch Controller for $32 Today!

Daily Deal

Need to replace a worn out Switch controller, or just get a spare for friends and family? Get this STOGA controller for just $32 today!

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STOGA Wireless Controller for Nintendo Switch/Switch Lite, Replacement for Switch Joypad Compatible Console with Motion Control & Dual Shock with Joy-Con Controller Replacement–Pink/Green:

  • 【Designed for Nintendo Switch/Lite】Ideal replacement for the Switch Joy con; Same layout of original controller buttons; Used independently in each hand or attached to the console for use in handheld mode; Anti-scratch and anti-slip durable ABS material.
  • 【Fast Pairing】Supports wireless and wired connections; Automatically reconnects; Rechargeable battery life of around 10 hours, and 20 hours for non-vibration gaming sessions; Charged by console or Micro USB.
  • 【High Precision Control】Precise aiming and shooting; Responsive analog stick; includes an accelerometer and gyro sensor in each controller; Dual Vibration; Capable of independent left and right motion control.
  • 【Ergonomic Fit】Streamlined design helps you to rest your palms and index fingers; Similar weight to the original Joy Con; Feels like an ergonomic comfort grip when attached to console.
  • 【What’s Included】1x Left Controller, 1x Right Controller, 1x Micro USB Cable, 1x User Manual, and LIFETIME Technical Support.

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