– Wireless PC Controller, Bluetooth Game Controller, Hall Joysticks&Triggers No Drift, PC, Switch and Steam, ios, Replacable Faceplate, Mechanical, 40 Hours

This gamepad weighs as much as a XBOX Elite Gamepad. Comfy grip and changeable face plate included and the AUTOFIRE.... yeah. This WORKS and is EASY to swap firerates etc... (If you have arthritis and love shoot em up's you will understand what I mean) Loads of different functions such as vibration control, autofire and programmable buttons make this one of the best gamepads I've ever owned (XBOX clone wise) <- This includes OFFICIAL XBONE gamepads! Well made and great packaging

This controller, easily surpasses the likes of the dualsense and Xbox controllers. The X10 controller comes with Hall effect sticks, this means it uses magnetism to detect stick movement and not analogue positioning, this almost completely eliminates the possibility of stick drift, combine that with the built anti friction rings around the stick and you have a smooth experience with no drift and more stick accuracy than leading first party controllers. The ergonomics are derived from the Xbox controller meaning the ergonomics is excellent for hand fatigue. The build quality is excellent but the texture of the controller might put you off depending on personal preference. With mechanical buttons like that of a gaming keyboard for tactile feedback, compatibility with a variety of devices because of wired, Bluetooth and a 2.4Gz dongle connection this controller is the most compatible and feature packed I’ve used. It also includes two back panel buttons and a turbo mode for gaming which allows you to continue an action for example instead of repeatedly clicking a button holding it continues the action The only downside that I’m sure third party adjustments can change is that the controller is not compatible with the Xbox console or the PlayStation 5. This is likely Sony and Microsoft’s own doing however to incentivise purchasing their currently prone to drift controllers. I would buy this over the Dualsense edge because even then while the Dualsense edge has swappable sticks. They are still prone to drift as they use analogue sticks and not Hall effect In my overall opinion, if you play across a variety of devices especially PC, mobile and switch. To conclude: -Swappable front plate -back panels -multi device compatibility bar first party consoles -Hall effect sticks and friction rings for no drift -wonderful ergonomics -USB-C charging with up to 40 hour battery life -Turbo mode -mechanical switches for key buttons and triggers -excellent price for what you get

I'm a PC user so mostly use keyboard and mouse, there are some games though that I prefer to use a controller for (Diablo 4, RDR 1 & 2, Batman series, and God of War / God of War Ragnarök) as I find the playstyle suits a controller. I've been using an Xbox controller for many years starting with the xbox 360 controller which lasted me a long time but as with all things the controller was really starting to have problems which led me to buy the new xbox controller for windows. That was when my problems started, the new xbox controller is amazing but the dongle let's it down massively, I was constantly having connection issues with the dongle. It would work great for a couple of hours, I would put the controller down to go make a coffee only to find when I come back that it had shut off and upon powering it up again it would not connect which really ruined the experience. After searching for a controller (And buying 4 or 5) which would be as comfortable to use and have comparable battery life to the xbox controller I found this, the colour was a little off putting but thankfully it does have 2 "skins" and the 2nd skin was silver. The controller is very comfortable to hold even with my shovel hands, the battery gives around 4 - 5 hours of gameplay before needing a recharge, and the joysticks have no noticeable drift to them. The buttons are tactile which I prefer compared to squishy buttons. Most importantly this connects very quickly and does have a stable connection with no latency (I sit approx 2 meters away from my PC when playing games with a controller). The only negative really and it's not a major issue is the size of the dongle, compared to the xbox dongle it's longer but equal width and thickness so care is needed if it's sticking out of the front of the pc. If you want a controller that is great for PC gaming and don't need the headset functionality then I would recommend this.

Been awhile since I have left a review but had to for this controller. For the price its pretty darn sweet. Feels really well built with weight and great buttons. Using it to play Dirt Rally 2 on my PC I could remap the gear changes from A & X to the M1 & M2 on the back of the grip what just feels natural. If your like me and pause games a lot to do something else for a bit the controller auto turns off within like a minute or 2 saving battery. Really impressed with this controller with nothing to moan about.

I'm a PC gamer. I keyboard and mouse everything. But, I bought Black Myth: Wukong and decided to give using a controller a go (last time I used a controller was with a first gen Playstation). It's comfortable to hold, has a good weight to it - not heavy, but it also doesn't feel insubstantial. It was easy to connect to my PC. Design wise, it's fine - like I say, I'm a mouse and keyboard gamer, so I don't have other controllers to compare it to. The colour, according to the model description, is purple, but the purple is very subtle - almost imperceptible to my eyes. Ease of use? Probably very easy for someone who's more familiar with this style of game play. To be honest, I've not used it as much as I ought, because I've drifted back to the things I'm used to using, but I keep seeing it and thinking I really ought to give it another go. I can't mark it down on stars, though, because that's a me problem rather than an it problem.