Review on SIBIONO - Wireless Bluetooth Dual Analog Joystick: Enhance Your Gaming Experience with Nintendo Wii U Pro Controller Gamepad by Justin Metz

I usually don't review products until I'm familiar with them. Now that I've had quite a bit of time with this controller, I found this controller to be ok. I can't tell if the left stick is off, but it's quite difficult to navigate the arrows with the right stick. I bought it when Zelda Breath of the Wild came out because I knew how long the gamepad battery lasted (not very long) and I knew I would try to run a marathon in this game, especially in the beginning. Aiming with a gamepad is comfortable and smooth even without a gyroscope. The right joystick is very precise, not too sensitive and not too hard. This does NOT apply to this controller. Aiming with the right stick takes a lot of practice/patience. He's too stiff and overly sensitive when you finally get him to move. This makes using the bow and arrow a bit frustrating. I'm a sniper at heart, so I use a bow and arrow a lot. The rest is OK. All other buttons are responsive and the battery life is my favorite part. It takes a very, very long time. So what I do now is when the gamepad runs out of power I switch to that controller until the gamepad charges up. I haven't really used it for anything else. Well, the NES remix, but it works great with it. So what I do now is when the gamepad runs out of power I switch to that controller until the gamepad charges up. I haven't really used it for anything else. Well, the NES remix, but it works great with it. So, what I do now is that when the gamepad runs out of power, I switch to that controller until the gamepad is charged. I haven't really used it for anything else. Well, the NES remix, but it works great with it.