Hori Wireless HORIPAD Turbo

TMR stands for Tunnel Magnetoresistance. Unlike standard analog sticks that use physical contact sensors prone to wearing down, TMR sticks use non-contact sensors to track movement, which significantly reduces stick drift and extends the controller's lifespan.

No, this model does not include vibration or haptic feedback. It is designed to be lightweight and focused on performance, omitting these features to prioritize the TMR stick technology and battery efficiency.

You can assign specific button inputs to the rear buttons, allowing you to execute complex commands without taking your thumbs off the analog sticks. This is particularly useful for fast-paced games where reaction time is critical.

Yes, it is fully compatible with the Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch OLED, Nintendo Switch Lite, and the Nintendo Switch 2.

The button lock function prevents accidental inputs during gameplay. It is a helpful feature if you find yourself inadvertently pressing buttons during intense moments or if you want to disable specific controls while using the Turbo function.

The controller provides up to 10 hours of wireless gameplay on a full charge, which is sufficient for most gaming sessions but shorter than some other premium wireless controllers on the market.