"The Wireless Horipad Turbo is around $35 cheaper than Nintendo's, and while it lacks a lot of premium features such as Amiibo support and the ability to remotely wake the Switch 2, it adds a lock button on the back that disables the buttons in the middle of the controller. That includes the Home and Screenshot shortcuts so they won't do anything if accidentally pressed in the middle of a game."
"You will find an extra set of buttons on the back of the Horipad Turbo, and the company has gone the extra mile by allowing you to remap the functionality of the action, shoulder, and trigger buttons, as well as the D-pad and joysticks. You can even reprogram a single button to replicate the functionality of two others simultaneously, and you can activate rapidfire using an additional button on the front of the gamepad featuring the red, white, and blue Hori logo."
The Wireless Horipad Turbo is priced at 7,980 yen (about $54) and is available for preorder in Japan in five colors: mist black, aquasian, shine yellow, frost white, and ruby magenta. The controller is compatible with all Switch versions and is expected to launch before the end of the year, with US availability and pricing undetermined. The design closely resembles the Switch 2 Pro, includes a game chat button, translucent housing, and drift-resistant tunneling magnetoresistance (TMR) joysticks. The controller omits Amiibo support, remote wake, and a 3.5mm headphone jack, but adds a back lock button, extra rear buttons, remappable inputs, and a rapidfire function.
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