Turtle Beach Rematch Wireless Controller (Invincible Mario) – Nintendo licensed for Switch
Product description
The essentials
If you want a Nintendo Switch-style wireless controller with a fun, recognisable Mario look, the Turtle Beach Rematch Wireless Controller is designed to fit that role. It’s officially licensed for Nintendo Switch, Switch Lite and Switch OLED, and it also works with Nintendo Switch 2 with one specific limitation: the C Button isn’t available on this controller.
It’s the sort of accessory that makes sense when you value comfort for everyday play and like the idea of motion controls plus back-button remapping, rather than chasing every last feature you might find on more advanced pads. The Mario design that glows in the dark is a clear talking point too—great if you’re setting up a “games corner” and you don’t mind your controller looking like part of the vibe.
Key points
On paper, the Rematch Wireless Controller leans into four practical ideas: wireless convenience, a rechargeable battery, motion controls for more active gameplay, and the ability to remap two quick-action back buttons. The package is also clearly aimed at Switch owners who want a licensed controller with a playful design and some customisation, without turning it into a science project.
One thing to keep in mind is the C Button situation on Nintendo Switch 2. If you tend to rely on the C Button for specific games or control schemes, this could feel like a missing piece. If you’re mostly playing standard Switch-compatible setups, it’s less likely to bother you, but it’s still worth checking before you commit.
What to know before you buy
The main “decision” is about fit with your console and how you play.
This controller is officially licensed for Nintendo Switch, Switch Lite and Nintendo Switch – OLED Model. It also works with Nintendo Switch 2, but the C Button is not on this controller. That limitation is small in marketing terms, but it can matter in day-to-day controls.
Key features and how they feel in use
The Rematch controller is wireless, with up to 30-foot wireless range. That’s useful in the living room when your TV isn’t exactly beside the sofa. It also uses a built-in rechargeable battery with up to 40 hours of playtime per charge, so you’re not constantly swapping batteries.
For gameplay, the controller includes motion controls. In practical terms, that can help in motion-sensitive scenarios—think aiming, steering, or interacting in action-heavy titles such as Mario Kart and Mario Party-style games. You don’t need to be a hardcore “settings tinkerer” to appreciate motion controls, it’s mostly about responsiveness for those moments when the game expects your hands to do more.
There are also two programmable back buttons. Being able to remap functions to the back buttons is the kind of feature you’ll either use straight away or forget about—no middle ground. If you play games where quicker inputs help (or where you want certain actions on your fingertips), it can make gameplay feel faster and a bit more natural.
Tech specs
- Type: Wireless controller
- Format: Nintendo Switch controller
- Name: Turtle Beach Rematch Wireless Controller: Invincible Mario
- Colour: Mario design (glows in the dark)
- Wireless range: up to 30-foot
- Rechargeable battery: built-in (up to 40 hours playtime per charge)
- Motion controls: supported
- Programmable buttons: two quick-action back buttons
Is it worth it?
Buy it if you want a Nintendo-licensed wireless controller for Nintendo Switch / Switch Lite / Switch OLED that also brings rechargeable battery convenience, motion controls, and two remappable back buttons. It’s a strong pick if your gaming routine includes action-oriented Nintendo titles where steering, aiming, or interaction benefits from motion controls, and you like the idea of custom quick inputs.
You may want to skip it if you’re heavily dependent on the C Button when using Nintendo Switch 2, because this controller doesn’t include it. It might not be a great match if your control setup or specific games require that button for your preferred layout.
Mini FAQ
Can I use it with Nintendo Switch 2?
Yes, it works with Nintendo Switch 2, but the C Button is not available on this controller.
Does it need batteries?
No, it has a built-in rechargeable battery.
How long can you play on a charge?
The controller is rated for up to 40 hours of playtime per charge.
Does it support motion controls?
Yes, motion controls are included, aimed at improving responsiveness in motion-based gameplay.