USB Wired Game Controller for Windows PC/Raspberry Pi Remote Controller Gamepad Gaming Joystick Dual Vibration Joypad for Laptop Desktop Computer(Windows 11/10/8/7) & Steam/Roblox/RetroPie/RecalBox

This is not the first such controller that works with anything. Logitech pioneered it with the Dual Action model (though not the newer F310, for instance.). This controller is essentially an aftermarket offshoot of the original Logitech I once bought at Game Stop. The only flaw is the rectangular button on the left side inboard from the directionsl pad. It is a bit mushy and the pressing action of it is a tad too sticky. But either a jelly lubricant or contact cleaning lubricant may correct this issue.

Typically, I steer clear of leaving 1 star or bad reviews unless the product ABSOLUTELY deserves it, and in this case I believe it does. I ordered this controller to work with my PC, and my emulator. Consequently, it works as described at being a universal PS2 style controller. All of the features auto-map and it pretty much does as it should in that respect. I liked this about it. What I didn't like about it is that the packaging came damaged, opened and seemed to be held together by staples. This was the first red flag.I ignored this, opened it and inspected it. It looked okay, the cord size seems to reach my PC comfortably - cosmetically it seems fine. I load up my emulator, and start Gran turismo 4 and I learn that the left joy stick is busted. It continuously tracks to the right even if it appears straight and unmoved. I tried to look past this and use the D-pads to steer and I was met with the realization that the buttons are also NOT pressure sensitive as described on the packaging and in the description.Not only is the product not to par with how it's depicted on the sales post, it's also less than desirable quality from the factory.I would highly recommend against this controller. I've bought much better for $30 after shipping (Which is what this costs) and I think I'll chalk this up as a lesson learned from this company.

Works great with my M4 MacBook Air. I already have USB adapters to the thunderbolt ports. The MacOS has had compatibility with PlayStation USB controllers since the early iMac had PlayStation emulation software to play PlayStation games. The compatibility continues. Apple recommends Bluetooth controllers. But, USB PlayStation compatible controllers like this works equally as well.

I recognized this controller. I bought it from a local computer store in my town, and it is very similar. the package came in a visible or transparent material. the package included the cardboard and it has instructions or information about the controller's features, like the buttons, analog, etc. in addition to that, it came with a small Compact Disc for driver installation. certainlly, I needed the CD myself.the controller works okay. what got my interest is the logo or name "USB-Universeal Serial Bus", and not "Baigeda". the controller has one vibration that works, and it is located on the left side. I don't know about the right side. it might be dead or not included, but that's not big of a deal. however, I think it may be for some. the controller hand-held is okay. buttons function well. analog function well. I had difficulty making the vibrator work, because I had to use x360ce software or program to assign the buttons accordingly as if I am holding Xbox controller. the controller works with games that supports controllers. however, some games do have support for Xbox and not Playstation, but in my situation, I had to use the software to be able to play with the controller, and it worked fine just like any regular controller. it's certainlly not an Xbox controller, but it worked like one.this controller will probably work even when the vibrator stops working. to give it a rate, I would say 8/10.

It was great, I went with this same version before, but had to get a new one- I wanted the exact same one. It's mainly for playing basketball, so it gets lots of use. I use mainly the bottom portion because it's more agile, directionally speaking. Thank you!

Controllers worked exactly as expected