TJPD Wireless Game Controller with 2 Programmable Back Buttons, Compatible with PS4/PS3/iOS13.4+/PC/Android, Game Controller Remote with Turbo/Gyro/HD Dual Vibration/LED Indicator (Black)

A lot to like if you have it connected to a PC. It is recognized by default as XBOX controller, but can be switched to DS4 mode and with the DSWindows app you can program it to take advantage of the touchpad, gyro, rumble just like a Sony DS4, but with a XBOX control arrangement. It has hall-effect triggers and two programmable back buttons that are ergonomic as well a “Turbo” mode you can define. It also has pretty cool “cracked look” with color light seeping out. It reminded me of the relic in Dead Space if you choose the color red. It also has headphone jack (not sure if it has a mic) that is seen in Windows 11 “Wireless Controller. However…Because it is still a “clone.” Android will not recognize in the OS as a gamepad (However ‘Gamepad Tester’ does) so it won’t be seen for cloud gaming unless you put in the higher latency BlueTooth mode.In summary, if you don’t need it in Android or iOS as USB connected controller, this is a great controller for the money. And after playing for hours at a time with the ‘Gaming Lens’ (a 9” IPS 2.5K, 90Hz screen that floats above a controller like the Crack Q-600 here) it has become my favorite even over a legitimate DS4, and heavier DualSense.

So I was in the market for an Xbox style controller for my PS4, as I only recently acquired the PS and am a primarily Xbox gamer, so the default PS controller was off-putting and uncomfortable.I came across a handful of options before stumbling across this one, and it had the back buttons I wanted. Although it had zero reviews and I'd never heard of the brand, I took a gamble and bought it.It arrived promptly, and included with the controller were an instruction booklet, an assortment of convex and concave thumbstick caps of varying height, and a USB-C Charging Cable.So far, it holds up well, and feels very comfortable in my hands. It's a bit bulkier than the default PS4 controller, but in a good way. The button mapping of the rear buttons was simple and fast, and can be remapped on the fly whilst playing different games.It synced up to my PS4 with no issues at all, and the console does in fact recognize and respond to the back buttons, which was a complaint I had seen on other similar controllers.The buttons feel responsive, and durable. The added turbo feature is a huge plus.Overall definitely a 10 outta 10, would recommend. Will be buying another for my wife soon.

Nice controller at first but guess it was rigged 2 die soon from company

Life saver controller for PS gamers who don't like the analog stick placements on PS controllers. Darn things give me wrist problems.This controller works well, but the build quality has me wondering, How Long Will It Work?Good price though.

For how cheap it was, it worked pretty well after a while. It got some stick drift and stopped working as well. But still very cheap and worked very well.

I love it it works perfectly for my PS3 I was really surprised 👍🏾

I used it for about 3 weeks, it was honestly great to use. The buttons are great, the controller feels well made. Then after about 3 weeks of not using, the controller developed stick drift. I have no idea how it happened, no one uses the controller but me. Maybe mine was just faulty, but I regret buying it.

Buttons are great. Sticks are smooth and responsive. And the lights and effects are just over all awesome