VOYEE Wireless Controllers with Receiver, Compatible with Microsoft Xbox 360/Slim/Windows 11/10/8/7, Upgraded Joystick with Dual Vibration White

I was going to replace some of the parts on my old Xbox 360 controller, but then I saw this controller was only about $6 more than the parts I was going to order, so I bought it, At first, it didn't connect to my Xbox, but then I noticed that there is an additional wireless controller piece that has to be plugged into the back of the Xbox. Once I did that it worked just as well as my old one: same feel, same quality, same look, & less than half the cost of a the original Xbox 360 controller.

I was looking for a solid replacement controller, and the VOYEE wireless Xbox 360 controller exceeded my expectations! The compatibility is seamless—I easily connected it to my PC using the wireless receiver, and the response time is impressive with no noticeable delay. The upgraded triggers and sensitive joysticks make gameplay smooth and precise. The rumble feature adds an immersive touch, adjusting to in-game feedback perfectly. Plus, the ergonomic design feels comfortable even during long gaming sessions, and the 30ft wireless range gives me the freedom to play without restrictions. If you need a reliable controller with excellent functionality, this is a great choice! Just make sure to use one receiver per controller when pairing with Xbox. Highly recommend!

The OEM controllers for the Xbox 360 are still expensive and getting harder to find, these work every bit as good as the original so far. I bought one for the 360 because the two controllers we have are wore out and the kids still like playing some games on it, and I bought one for my desktop for gaming as I used one of the 360 controllers on it before and preferred it. It plays well with Red Dead Redemption and a couple of others I've tried it on so far. Both controllers were basically plug and play, on both the Xbox and my Win 11 desktop. Range is good, waiting to see how battery life will be. I did have to exchange one, the controller was fine, but the USB receiver was defective and wouldn't maintain a connection to the controller (tested the faulty receiver with both controllers and confirmed it was a bad USB receiver). The replacement worked fine and was an easy exchange. It seems like I had read a couple of other reviews of the same issue.

Affordable and 100% compatible with my Windows 11 rig, but unfortunately there are glitches with the hardware. 1. The RT button has a glitch where it randomly fires off without me ever pressing it. And sometimes when I press it once it fires off two or three times. This makes boss battles unnecessarily difficult. 2. the right joystick is wonky; trying to aim a ranged weapon is a crap shoot no matter how I set the sensitivity. This is true no matter which game I'm playing—Dark Souls, Nioh etc. UPDATE: The company reached out and offered me a full refund for the product. I believe the controller is built solidly and the price is quite good, but maybe there were some quality control issues with one run of the product. Many people report no issues at all. So buy this one, test it out and return it if you have problems with the controls. Otherwise it feels just like an XBox controller!

I got this controller for my Xbox 360 since all I had was a sucky rock candy controller that disconnected anytime you moved too much. Later on though i found the original controller that came with the console, but i still prefer this controller. I absolutely love this controller. One of my biggest concerns with this is does the home button work, it does. The reason this was a concern for me is because the rock candy controller is wired and the home button doesn't work so I had to turn off the console to switch games. The controller is light and the response is amazing. It's response is slow enough to feel like the original xbox controller that came with the console but it works so well that you don't feel like the response is holding you back in games. If this company made ps4 controllers I'd buy some. The only thing I slightly don't like about the controller is how it's a dongle. I don't mind it though, I just wish it connected to Bluetooth like the original controller. But an upside to the controller is my computer doesn't have Bluetooth so I can use this controller on my computer no problem. I like this controller so much that when I fix my ps3 I will be buying their ps3 controllers.

Update April 14, 2024: I'm not sure how this controller could get worse but it has as it drains name brand batteries in 5 hours or less of gameplay (with the vibration feature fully off on the console). This is for both normal and the more expensive name brand rechargeable batteries. My name brand Xbox 360 controllers last about 20-30 hours on the normal batteries and 30-40 with my rechargeable ones. This controller makes it about 5hrs before brand new fully charged batteries die. Complete waste of money still and I'm so highly disappointed with this after all these years still. Updating Sept 2, 2022 with a final note. The controller is constantly disconnecting even more if that's even possible. I can't get through a single 2-3 minute level in a game without it shutting off on me 3+ times in that short span. It's also behaving as if a stick or button is stuck yet they are not however the character on screen is all over the place showing something is clearly being done with a control somewhere. Again, avoid this, don't buy it. Save your money. I'm about to throw it out the window next time it disconnects on me. I'm done with this garbage. Shame on the maker, shame on the seller and shame on Amazon for allowing junk like this to be sold on their site. I purchased this April of 2021 so I did wait to write my review of this and tried to give it time. Right out of the box it was garbage. There is a big jagged piece of plastic that tore my hand to pieces right off that had to be filed down. After that was dealt with both sticks have MASSIVE dead zones to the point it is completely unplayable in anything that needs any kind of precision at all. The buttons (especially A and X) are far too "clicky" and the A button sticks often. The LT and RT triggers are very wobbly and clearly incredibly cheaply made and the RB and LB feel loose and sometimes don't even register the presses. The controller constantly is shutting itself off completely at random even in the middle of trying to play. It just flat out shuts off, usually right after a feeling of weight in the controller shifting. My only thoughts are the batteries however they fit so tight they are a fight to get in and out of the pack so I don't know how they could possibly shift around for whatever it is I keep feeling it do. To add to the batteries this controller flat drains my expensive rechargeable name brand batteries. I have 2 different kinds, but they both drain from a completely full charge in less than 1 hour on this controller, where the name brand Microsoft controllers work for a good 30 hours on those exact same batteries with a full charge. I instead use Duracell for this controller and those still drain far faster than they ever do in any other controller I've ever owned across multiple brands of console (Xbox, Playstation, Wii and even Gamecube). They last maybe 10 hours before they are fully drained where normally a Duracell lasts a good long while. This controller is incredibly cheap feeling, poorly made and is absolute garbage. The only thing I can even remotely use it for is a game like Rayman Legends/Origins or something similar that doesn't need any kind of precision in the slightest bit and uses as few buttons as possible and even then it constantly shuts itself off or buttons stick or don't register at all. Save your money and find something else. Look locally at a game store and buy a used name brand Xbox controller instead if you can. Usually the owners will let you feel them over and you can see if they are decent used or not before you buy. I'd pay the extra for used if I knew it was decent over ever buying from this company again. Also, upon opening the box there was a paper trying to get me to leave a 5 star review for their product in return for a free product. Clearly against Amazon's TOS last time I checked? Well, here's your late review but you will never get a 5 star for me for this piece of junk. Anybody who does still purchase one of these, make sure you check over the controller first before your hands get sliced to pieces on jagged plastic as well! Editing because I forgot another very important issue! Not only does the controller turn off randomly far too often, it rarely wants to even turn on to begin with. The light doesn't even flicker when you hold for Xbox button for a few seconds. I then have to take the batteries out and put them right back in and guess what, there it goes. There's no reason why it won't work the first time, same working batteries, same battery pack, etc. But I always have to remove the batteries and put them back in to get the controller to turn on in the first place. Also since Amazon likes to just randomly group reviews together anymore this was for the Black Xbox 360 Wireless controller. Again, avoid this junk and find something better!

The Voyee game controller has completely taken my gaming experience to the next level! Setting it up was incredibly easy—just plug and play, no hassle at all. The connection is rock solid, with no lag or interruptions, making every move feel smooth and responsive. The buttons are firm and well-built, giving that satisfying click with every press, and the overall durability is impressive. It feels great in my hands, even during long gaming sessions. If you’re looking for a reliable and high-quality controller, this one is a game-changer. Highly recommended!

Feels similar to the original remotes. A wee bit heavier and bulkier but nothing much. Took a few tries to connect it to its transponder thingy but worked fine afterward. Was disappointed in two things, one of which is something I consider to be major. The first was the lack of a way to shut it off unless you take the batteries out. Not major, just inconvenient as you’ll have batteries laying around. I don’t know if it’s supposed to be that way, but mine was when connected to the Xbox 360. No, it doesn’t connect to your Xbox 360 like a regular Xbox 360 remote, it has to use a transponder. Not a big deal, but it could explain the initial connection issues and on/off issues. The major thing was the vibration. It’s there, sure, but not by much. I’m not even sure if it’s half as strong. Considering how vibration can completely transform your sense of feeling in a game, most notably racing games, it was disappointing and made racing games, for me, harder to play. Had little idea when cars were breaking traction. It also broke some sense of immersion too. If that doesn’t bother you and you can live with some kinks here and there, it’s a good buy and a good way to save money. If it does, you may want to either consider getting the official original Xbox 360 remote or repairing your older controllers if possible (you may need a soldering kit, depends on what went wrong, I will hence why I wanted to try this first). I’m keeping this as a back up remote, in case for some odd reason, someone wants to play split screen on my museum piece in 2022 (I have the first version of the Xbox One 1TB and the new Xbox Series X, so not likely, I just wanted to get my first console that wasn’t a Wii working again and fire up old Forza Motorsport 4 since, for some reason, that game still isn’t backwards compatible. Halo 3 and Reach are still pretty fun on this remote, just not much vibration when shooting or for explosions, analogue sticks work good and are about as good as a fully functioning [rare] original Xbox 360 remote’s analogue sticks.) or in case I can’t fix my old remotes.