8bitdo SN30 Pro Plus Owners?

Questions 2 and 3 are prolly something, you need to try yourself. since they will be subjective

I own the SF Pro, not the Pro Plus, and for use with Steam, not Switch. So this isn't exactly what you were looking for, but hopefully it is a helpful data point.

I was fortunate to get this new for ~US$27. The Xbox 360 controller is my primary controller and is superior to the SF30 Pro in just about every way. The build quality and button feedback and smoothness of the analog, D-pad, shoulder buttons and triggers of the Xbox 360 are ALL much better. As such, I would find it really difficult to justify buying the SF30 Pro at full price, which over here is not that far off from the Xbox 360 controller price.

But for the price I paid, it's quite a decent second controller for local co-op or multiplayer, or as back-up controller. It looks works, it looks good, and I like the compact design. And it is much better than the Logitech F310 that I used to have.

I don't have one of those, but heard that particular controller is good from a few friends with one. I did pick up one of their USB adapters so I could use my PS4 controllers on my Switch. Sadly didn't work with Virtua Racing, the one game I wanted it for (supports up to 8 players on local split screen, but only with Joy Cons, real shame). Found it works on the Mini systems (PlayStation Classic and Mega Drive Mini) and PC as well so I just use it there instead.

Do be aware that the replacement will be limited in some ways if it will be your primary Switch controller. My regular third party controller for the system is an officially licensed PowerA Pro controller, it lacks rumble, Amiibo support and can't be used to turn on the system like an official controller, Nintendo wanted it to be lacking features so it would be less appealing. :P
Still, I find it nicer for certain games than the Joy Cons. Might get an Nintendo Pro controller later though.

As I don't believe 8Bitdo went with a official license, they might include some of those features but I wouldn't expect them anyway. One flaw to be aware of is that they might block the third party controllers with firmware updates, I know my adapter can be updated to get past that, their controllers should offer the same.

I use SN30 Pro+ for multipurpose controller for both my PC and Switch and haven't used any others so not really the best of opinions but my left analog stick got slight drifting about 2 months into use. I may have just been a bit unlucky though. Other than that, it works fine for both machines and is a simple one time set-up then a plug and play (well... just play since it's wireless so no need to plug :P)

Hi...did you end up getting one?
We're about to get a Switch and I'm looking at a pro-style controller. This one appeals to me because I can use it on a PC also, and has PS3 button layout (just like the Logitechs I use on the PC).
Thoughts?