Median asking price for a used Nintendo Switch Pro Controller across active listings on Mercari, eBay, OfferUp, and more — updated daily.
This page tracks what sellers are actually asking for a used Nintendo Switch Pro Controller right now. The index pulls from 8 marketplaces — Mercari leads supply, with eBay and OfferUp contributing roughly equal shares behind it. Facebook Marketplace and Depop account for smaller portions, and Craigslist, Poshmark, and Depop together add only a sliver. The per-marketplace table below breaks it all down.
The spread here is very wide. A thin tail of higher-priced listings — limited editions and pristine boxed units among them — pulls the average noticeably above the median. That means the median is the more useful anchor for what a typical used controller actually costs. Most active listings arrived in the last 7 days, and a meaningful share of sellers have already cut their asking price, which suggests the market is active and negotiable.
The index covers genuine Nintendo Switch Pro Controllers only. Third-party controllers — PowerA, 8Bitdo, PDP, HORI, and others — are excluded, as are Joy-Con pairs, repair parts, shells, thumbstick replacements, charging docks, carrying cases, and anything listed as broken or for parts. That scope keeps the median honest: it reflects what a working OEM controller costs, not a mixed bag of accessories.
We scan all 8 marketplaces around the clock and ping you when a used Nintendo Switch Pro Controller is posted under your price — before other buyers see it.