Forty4 Wireless Gaming Controller, Game Controller for PC Windows 7/8/10/11, PS3, Switch, Dual-Vibration Joystick Gamepad for Computer

In my 5+ years of playing games on my PC, I have never had an affordable controller ($25-$60) with as much functionality and features as this controller. This controller has a lot more functionality than most other controllers out there, even those at a higher price range. It has an LED indicator for connectivity and battery life, back lights for the face buttons and right analog stick, options for mapping buttons to turbo, completely customizable M buttons which can be mapped to any of the shoulder or face buttons, and it even has vibration support which is adjustable. On top of all of these pros, it is light and feels great in my hands. If you are comfortable with Xbox 360 controllers, then you will love this controller. I haven't used a wireless controller since I got a Steam controller, and this controller has even more functionality than that. Only downside is that the USB receiver is as large as a thumb drive, so I wish the receiver were smaller. You can, however, use a long enough USB Type-C cord to connect the controller to whatever compatible console you are playing on. I would highly recommend this controller to anyone that is looking for a nice, budget wireless controller.

I only use this with my PC for gaming. I can confirm this work with AMD computers. Just hold down the "Home" button on the controller to change the link channel, stop when the controller works on your PC. The feels of the controller is fantastic. The button and triggers feels amazing when being pressed, not squishy, but almost like a mechanical keyboard. The battery lasts me at least 8-10 hours. The controller does turn off by itself, just leave it sit for about 5 minutes and it goes to sleep, to wake up, just hold the home button until it lights up. Only co. Is I wish it was Bluetooth, but I just put the dongle on the back side of my computer and forget about it. The light on the dongle stays on at all times, even when PC is off. The light on it is not that bright though, so nothing to worry about. For the price, you get an amazing controller that you will probably love.

I really can’t complain about this controller, given what I bought it for. This wireless controller is great for what I personally needed (a 1. PS3 compatible 2. wireless game pad with 3. analog sticks placed where I wanted them, 4. can access the PS3 home functions and 5. didn’t have a short lifespan reputation.) Nothing can replace an official Dual Shock, but the insane prices sellers want for them is ridiculous. Above is quite a lot to ask for, and every third party controller I tried came up short (and the PS4 DualShock doesn’t really work on PS3 like people say it does; you can’t access the UI with it, so you can’t quit a game, assign analog/digital setups or memory slots.) This controller is a truly remarkable alternative that solves those issues. This controller comes with a USB connection, and can play wired if you want. In fact, you may prefer it this way, because the controller and dongle need to “see” one another to retain a perfect wireless connection (and with it wired, you’re always charged). Any object between them could result in problems. I found this out early and assured there’s no interference, and never had a problem again. It performs flawlessly when wired, and almost flawlessly when wireless. This pad feels similar to an Xbox pad. It’s light; a little too light for my liking, as I prefer some heft, so it can feel a little cheap at first, but it honestly performs very well. The sticks and buttons all perform as they should (though button sensitivity is a bit low), and the shoulder buttons work great. It comes with a great set of programmable paddles in the back that you can assign functions to, as well as a turbo function you can assign to individual buttons. I do suggest keeping the instruction manual though. I don’t use the rear paddles often and, though ergonomically placed for someone that uses them regularly, you’ll need to know how to turn them off if you want to. It’s not a difficult process, but it’s worth remembering how to do it. I play with lots of pressure on the back of the pad and, I found myself accidentally switching on the paddles more than once. The official pads are almost always the way to go, and this controller isn’t necessarily the best third party wireless out there. I wanted to avoid paying Dual Shock prices while getting all of the PS3’s functions, and this controller does that (except it sadly doesn’t include six axis support). As a PS3 alternative, this controller gets it done.

Great price for what you get. Very good quality and have had no connection issues or hardware problems at all! Definitely recommend for a budget option.