DYONDER Wired PC Controller,Game Controller Joystick with Dual-Vibration Turbo and Hall Trigger Buttons for Windows PC/ PS3/ Android TV Box/Tesla(Black)

This is a great,inexpensive controller that can be used on multiple platforms.I got it as a backup for PS3 and it works flawlessly for me.It is lightweight but at the same time seems to be decent quality.All the buttons work great and unlike other reviews who had issues with the thumbsticks,I have not had this issue.They work great for me playing Painkiller on ps3.They are precise and feel good.So,maybe the other reviews got defects?The controller feels comfortable in the hands.The buttons are not overly clicky like some other cheap controllers.The wire length measures 7.4 feet.Plenty long enough for my needs and longer than most others that are in the 6-6.4 ft length.Pretty happy with this controller for the price.Its a great, affordable backup to have on hand just incase or if you need a replacement controller without breaking the bank.

This controller has very low precision and huge dead zones that prevent you from playing any kind of shooter with any accuracy. Avoid this controller.

It doesn't get more comfortable than the classic XBox 360 controller design, and this is an effective copy. I have this as a backup for my 360, and it works well both for the console and in Windows as an input controller. The hall-effect triggers are smooth and accurate, and the button response is also as expected. I don't really use turbo at all but it's there if you want it.

As another reviewer has said, the sticks on this controller aren't great. There is no apparent way to calibrate them, and the deadzones can vary a bit. They're also somewhat stiff, making precision input (what these sticks are made for, after all!) difficult at best. It's fine for basic gameplay - some platformers and the like, and does well with simpler games, especially those that just use the directional pad, but it's frustrating to use with a game like an FPS. It feels like you almost have to fight with it to get it to aim where you want. I'll keep it as a backup, as it is useable, but it's not great. You get what you pay for, after all.

I mean...it's a controller...it works...I haven't had any issues with it so far aside from having to get used to the slight texture on the grip which is kind of odd feeling at first but it's not that bad and it does seem to help keep a good grip on the controller and after 8 hours of use it was still fairly comfortable to use.