THE G-LAB K-Pad Thorium USB Wired PC & PS3 Gaming Controller with Built-in Vibration, Wired Gamepad - Manette de jeu pour PC Windows XP-7-8-10, PS3 et Android TV Box, Noir

I bought this to use on my Linux Mint based system. I use zdoom for doom, and heretic, and modifications, as well as other older games like Quake etc. This Joypad worked straight off, pressing the button in the center switches between digital and analogue, holding the button in the center switches between PC and what I presume is ps3 mode (which i havent used).Feels very good in hand, solid, with very good button response. fully configurable buttons, I paid £15, it looks like it increased to 20, but it is still a great price for this pad. Highly recommended

Easy plug and play controller. Good design and feels like a PS controller.

I have used these for a good few months so had a decent amount if time to get to know them. Have two glab thorium controllers. They are very light weight which might be good for handling but makes then feel a tad cheap. For £20 one might expect them to be a little more solid and consistent. What I mean is that the buttons are not consistent in how they feel when u press them, some feel like they are grinding on something inside the controller. A little sticky or odd to press. Not smooth. Some of the keys are smooth and some are not. Even the analogue sticks can have a slightly "grinding" feel. Like its dry inside and needs some lubricant. Its hard to explain hope it made some sense. Lol. Also the dead zone is def present I think..The controllers were one if the only ones with the analogue sticks in the PlayStation configuration instead of the Xbox one which I dislike. They have a good rich amount of features, vibrate, analogue R2 and L2.. A nice threaded cable that doesn't tangle much. But as I have explained the feel of them is a bit off and not consistent across the buttons. Maybe some quality control issues.. If I paid less I would have been happier but I still use them a lot and they work ok.. When I was a teen in the early 2000's £20 would buy you a super high quality ps2 pad made by sony that was very heavy and solid with very smooth and consistent feeling parts. They lasted forever and were made in Japan.Strange as things should in theory be improving and getting cheaper no? These pads are nothing compared to hardware by Sony and Microsoft. They do the job in a grating grindy kinda way. Oh and the d pads are better than most but quite spongey.

great value easy to set up and use, nice buttons and quality long lead, great value for the money

I like the feel of this controller , the trigger buttons have a nice smooth feel and that is why i am about to buy my third one in less than a year !!!! . First one L2 button wouldnt spring back out . Second one R2 button going the same way , not quite gone yet but almost..... I took the first apart to see if i could use the parts for the second and i can see that its not very sturdily built inside at all , very weak springs etc .Now i have dropped the controllers many times from the desk to a hard wood floor so this could totally be the reason so to sum up i like it but it doesnt last so look for a lower price if you can . Remember buy cheap buy twice or in my case three times

For the price this PC controller has been great to use. Easy to set up with plug and play and would definitely recommend

Only purchased in September so not used that much and already the left stick has started to move everything to the right on screen by itself which spoils the game play. Build quality appears good on the outside but not too sure about the internals If this has happened after literally a month and a half of use then can't imagine what will go wrong next. If your thinking of buying I would save your money.

Really solidly built. All the buttons and triggers feel good. Decent length braided cable. The pad was up and running in 30 seconds on Windows 10. You can't ask for more for the price