It's not a cheap controller that imitates the Pro Controller.

In several aspects it is technically more interesting than the official Pro Controller 2, although it loses some integration features with the Nintendo ecosystem. The best features 1. The TMR Glide sticks are probably its greatest strength Here, Mobapad has done something very interesting. It uses TMR (Tunneling Magnetoresistance) sticks with the "Glide" system, instead of traditional potentiometers. In practice: Very smooth movement; excellent precision; less potential wear; much greater resistance to drift than potentiometric sticks; an especially good feel when moving them. 2. Mechanical buttons are great... if you like clicky buttons They are quite accurate and especially good for fighting games, platformers, and games where many rapid keystrokes are made. 3. Ergonomics: Very good The Chitu 2 doesn't exactly copy the shape of the Pro Controller. It's slightly larger and has fairly wide grips. Interestingly, this seems to work very well for both large and medium-sized hands. It could be improved. It doesn't have a true C button. It has an M button, which can be configured to perform the C button function using a macro. It works, but it's not exactly the same as having a native C button. For most games, it probably won't make a difference. It doesn't have a headphone jack. This is a rather inexplicable omission in a controller at this price. If you use headphones connected directly to the controller, this is a major drawback. You can't use certain Switch 2-specific features, such as the controller's sound localization, and there are games like Nintendo Switch 2: Welcome Tour where compatibility is obviously not equivalent to that of the official controller. The rear buttons could be better positioned. They're small and relatively close together. For me, this is more of an ergonomic drawback than a functional one. They can be remapped and programmed, but they don't have as natural a position as the best premium controllers.

It's awesome

Feels great in the hands. Nice price too. Works on my switch 1 & 2

Mobapad chitu 2 pro

So good when I take it on the go or play with it on my bed with out attaching it to my switch 2. And the feel is unreal when I first played with it I was amazed of the grip feel and battery life.