GooBang Doo G600 Vibration-Feedback Wireless USB Rechargeable 2.4Ghz Gamepad Controller Joystick Support PC(Windows Vista/7/8/8.1/10) and PS3 and Android (4.0 above)

As described, fast shipping. Quality controller. Fits well in hand, battery life is impressive thus far. Completely satisfied given the price.

Hey i got the package and i am so happy its works perfectly thank you for sending me another one.

Great product

Great controller. When pairing this and the keyboard that comes with the A3 you MUST unplug the keyboard if games dont recognize the controls. Some Google play games do this for any controller/kb combo, so thought I'd point it out!

Works just like an Xbox controller, but is cheaper and wireless/rechargeable. Windows registered it as an Xbox controller when I switched the setting with the home button, so I didn't have to make any adjustments to start playing Dark Souls.

I got this to compliment my Abox A3 media player and it works great with it. I've had no problems using it for emulators, Kodi, YouTube, Minecraft, just to name a few. If you're used to a 360 controller you'll have no problems navigating or playing a game. The max range I can't really vouch for because I usually always have it within 8ft of the receiver and it's always worked perfectly.

For the price, this is a great controller. I have one issue with this. Sometimes it will not connect after it shuts down from inactivity. I have to unplug the receiver from the computer and plug it back in. Then, it connects quickly but the game I am playing won't recognize the controller until I restart the game. There may be something that I'm doing wrong or that I could do to fix this. If so, then I hope someone puts it in the comments to let other people know too. Other than that, the controller feels great and works well.

I bought this to use as a controller for my RetroPie i was building. The instructions provided do not work with this system. I read another review that helped me get this working. Here are my steps:1. Turn on the raspberry pi2. Make sure the desktop (I'm using Pixel) is showing3. Plug the charge cord into the controller and connect it to the pi. All 4 lights on the controller should light up.4. Plug in the usb receiver5. The controller should connect and only one light should appear.6. Unplug the charge cableThis doesn't seem to work unless you are on the desktop. It didn't connect when i was I was on the cmmand line or retropie screen. Hope this helps