AIMZENIX Keyboard Mouse Adapter for Nintendo Switch 2, Xbox, PlayStation - Emulator Console Compatible with Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PS4, PS3 and Switch - Custom Key Mapping, Plug and Play, BLADER

I got this adapter to use a keyboard and mouse on my consoles, and it does exactly what I needed. The setup was simple—just plug and play—and I like that I can customize the key mapping. It feels responsive when gaming and has worked well on both my Switch and Xbox. A practical accessory if you prefer keyboard and mouse over a controller.

I have always been a pc gamer at heart, so when I started playing on consoles, the controller just did not feel right to me especially for shooters or strategy games. I wanted to get this adaptor to see if it could help improve my gameplay. Connecting everything was simple enough, although the instructions were a little vague. You basically plug the adapter into your console, then plug your keyboard and mouse into it. It was recognized immediately on my Xbox Series X and PS5. The first thing I noticed was how much more precise my aiming became. Flick shots and tracking felt natural, just like on pc. The mouse sensitivity settings took some tweaking, but the adapter's software made that easy. I can map any key to any controller button. This was great for strategy games where I could set up hotkeys for different action. There is a slight learning curve to using a keyboard and mouse on a console. It takes time to adjust muscle memory, especially for movement. Also, not all games support keyboard and mouse input natively so its trial and error. I would recommend it for a pc gamer transitioning to consoles, or anyone who prefers to have the precision of a keyboard and mouse for certain genres. It is not essential, but it can significantly enhance the overall experience.

This thing is a decent quality and it functions well on Nintendo switch. I got it for ps5 and it does work, but mid game it will disconnect the keyboard which is pretty annoying. Overall solid product for Nintendo. 👍

This product does NOT work for the Nintendo Switch, despite the description saying it does. It kind of works on the Nintendo Switch main screen, but it does not work on any mouse compatible games that I tried, especially for Mario Paint in the SNES Catalog (the reason I purchased this contraption).

I suspect people that couldn’t get this to work didn’t actually read the setup manual. It’s not very intuitive and I was worried it wasn’t working at first, but you can’t just plug in all the USBs. Performance is just ok. There’s slight latency with WASD inputs. My biggest issue is mapping keys is pretty annoying and you can’t bind the scroll wheel to anything, so for FPS games swapping through weapons has to be bound to certain keys instead of using the scroll wheel. It also constantly flashes this blue light that turns on automatically after turning it off which is super annoying when I’m trying to sleep at night. TDLR: Average product but gets the job done.

For the price of 18 USD you get 100+ dollars of performance! Simple to setup yet so accurate on every FPS I've tried! 3200 dpi works the best for me! I recommend this product if you're low on income & want to try a quality product for mouse and keyboard on Consoles!

For the price of 20$ this is a great device. Took a few minutes to set up and I had zero issues. There is no input delay for me and it works great. Highly recommend.

My 10 year old told me to buy it for him. He got it hooked up and it works great. I have no clue what it is. So I guess that makes is user friendly