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

I saw a lot of negative reviews about this controller, but I had no issues with it. I'm using it with retropie and I mapped out all the buttons without issue, but I don't think I even needed to. I'm pretty sure it's plug and play and the emulator automatically picked up the controls correctly. My guess is that the people who had issues with it, are not technically proficient with computers or gaming consoles. I've also seen people say it's cheap and made poorly. I couldn't disagree more. It's no cheaper than an original Playstation controller or any aftermarket controllers made by reputable companies. The plastic is solid, the joysticks feel stiff, but not too stiff. I've been using it for a few hours a night these past 3 or 4 nights and I love the thing. Especially for the price.

This controller works on the Raspberry Pi... Most retro gaming computers, the USB controllers won't work, but this one does. Total P&P. I recommend it to anybody with a Raspberry Pi..

There's nothing nice about this at all. I know it's only $15 but considering all the issues I've had with this controller I'd say look elsewhere or spend more and get more. First out, build quality is GARBAGE. I know that it "looks" like a Dualshock so level of quality is certainly deceiving. The plastic that they use for this controller is easily half as thick as that of the Dualshock and is very cheap and brittle. I can literally sit here and bend and flex this controller just by simply using it. Secondly the analog sticks are trashed, completely and utterly. To start off with they are straight plastic with no rubber coating. Zero grip. Secondly the sensor that they use to detect movement are either very low quality or very low spec. The sticks, naturally, either want to guide you straight up/down or straight across. Playing games like Mario Party or shooters that require precision? LOOK ELSEWHERE!!! These sticks are more like a D-pad than actually analog. Thirdly are the buttons. The front main buttons (A,B,X,Y) are super stiff and don't register every press. The shoulder buttons are super soft and squishy causing the buttons to move around and teeter-totter. They also don't always respond. Also, the right sticks "R3" button clicks twice when pressed...weird. The d-pad is half decent and the Start and Select buttons feel OK (though you need to press them deeper and, AGAIN, they don't always register). So buttons are garbage too! Lastly is support. Windows sees this controller as just a generic USB controller and not as an XInput device. You actually have to have the "Analog" button ON and lit up for the sticks to be analog. The cable is not nearly as long as stated in the sale. I mean, again, I know it's only $15 but even for that it's far from worth it. I NEVER write reviews but have today simply because this thing is such a piece of...anyways...I'm returning it. I'd personally snap this controller in half and toss it in the waste bin just so no one has to have the unfortunate time of ever using this thing again if I didn't want the $15 back so I could put it towards something worth owning. Thanks for taking the time to read if you did and no need to thank me for preventing you from wasting your money! :-)

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.

Excellent for PC use on games that would normally work only on PlayStation and other consoles

Great attachment for the PC. Good material used. Value for money. Surprisingly durable at the price point too.

This one has the quality in the Dpad that the others seem to be missing and its not slow like a wireless version. If you go wireless none of them are 2.4ghz signal so you get input lag or unregistered clicks in intense situations for specifically this type of controller. Tried 4 different clone controllers and this one is the only one that didn't land in the garbage.

the controller doesn't look like the one in the image it has a weird shape and has 6 buttons instead x o square and triangle

Used the product for 20 days and its stopped working, had to buy a new controller from physical store, worst product I have ever seen, please do not buy from this seller, The product stops working after 15-20 days and you can't even replace or return at that time, the seller also knows that fact.

When analog mode was on no buttons would work unless an analog stick was being held in a direction making it completely unplayable. There were two massive dead spots in the left analog stick in the two down diagonals. When analog mode was off putting the analog stick into either of the two dead spots made the controller completely unresponsive.