Wired Gaming Controller, Joystick Gamepad with Dual-Vibration PC Game Controller Compatible with PS3, Switch, Windows 10/8/7 PC, Laptop, TV Box, Android Mobile Phones, 6.5 ft USB Cable

This is the perfect controller for PC gaming. I've purchased two of these over the years, with the first only needing to be replaced because of accidental damage to the wire.This controller feels great in the hands and works with Windows PC right out of the box. The buttons can survive considerable abuse, making this controller great for casual experiences all the way up to more intense ones like fighting or racing games.At this price point this is the only controller you should be buying as a PC gamer unless you're looking for specific extra features.

I'm used to both PlayStation and Xbox controllers so for me it is simple and easy to set this controller up as either platform for PC use. It is comfortable to use and everything worked properly. No issues with it. I like how it has a turbo option for shooter games for rapid fire. I don't use it much but it's cool. Definitely worth it.

Every other unbranded controller I've tried had massive dead zones, unresponsive buttons, or were simply cheap-feeling. As soon as I picked this controller up, I could tell it was a cut above the others in terms of build quality. It is pretty much identical to the Xbox Series X controller in size/dimensions. It's a bit lighter than the Series X controller, but there is a decent heft and solidness to it that is absent on most of the unbranded controllers that I have tested. There is a nice stippling effect on the back of the grips.Moving on to the most important part of the review, the joysticks on this controller are excellent. A lot of unbranded controllers have abysmal joysticks that are incapable of "true" 360 degree movement (if you rotate them in small circles, your movement in the game is something more resembling a hexagon), but this controller does not have that problem. They are quick, accurate, and responsive. The dead zones are just slightly larger than those of the Series X controller, but you would really have to test them each back-to-back to even notice. Face buttons are snappy, and the turbo function works as advertised.My only real complaints are that the D-pad and triggers feel somewhat "springy" and that the connection cable is not removable. If the cord gets damaged, it'll have to be replaced the hard way. All in all, this is an excellent and affordable alternative to the DS3 controller for those of us who prefer offset analog sticks.

I bought this controller to use in my Tesla Model Y, and it works. Initially, the default setting does not work. Tesla detects the controller but the buttons are not responding. I had to press the home button to change the mode to 2nd one and then all buttons work.

Got this so my spouse and I could play games together on the computer.Plugs straight in to the USB slot just fine. No cosmetic or functional issues. Looks good! The small LEDs are a nice touch, but there's not so many that it's annoying or excessive.Still working just as well now over 6 months later.

When I first got this controller, it worked perfectly fine for the first ten minutes, then it starts to bug up, requiring you to unplug it and plug it back in each time it starts bugging. Common bugs include locking up and not turning off the vibrations, stops responding to inputs while the vibrations go off, and randomly hitting the Y button. I thought it was a fluke, sent it back and got a replacement, and the bugs persisted on the second controller. Do not get this, get yourself a wired xbox controller or if you're really on a budget, a logitech.

Starting with the good stuff, the fact that this controller works with switch means this can be a cheep alternative to a pro controller, and the cable that comes with it is long enough for the most part. The dpad is alright, the triggers are fine, and the sticks are suprisingly responsive. Now the bad parts. You can really feel how cheep this controller is. The sticks are pure plastic, and tend to slide around under my thumbs. The triggers are way too sensitive, leaving you to reach max power using only a half press.I guess if you need a cheep alternative to a controller, this was my go to for the longest time until I got a replacement. And the fact that it works with switch is a huge bonus, since the first party controllers from them haven't been the cheepest. Basically, you get what you pay for here. It's a fine controller, but it's definitely not top quality.

I’m using this for my PC to game certain games, has worked perfect so far, no problems with connection, and all the buttons seem to function great with no issue. Solid controller for some controller gaming on pc here and there.