I've not held a gamepad in my hands since the first curling iron, so I'm extremely happy. Yes, there are joysticks with a clear PC layout, but I'm an old curling iron, so I got it for a computer. Since the kit didn't include a cable, I looked up voltage values online (usually, they are on the joystick, but I was stupid). As a consequence, I connected it to the PC using the same wire to charge it using IQOS 3 DUOS. Here, everything is made apparent. However, because the gamepad is wireless, a bluetooth connection is required. Okay, I discovered an outdated whistle (I believe it dates to Bluetooth 2.0) and, with some adjustments, I connected it to a PC (if the connection password is 0000). He instantly grabbed the controller, sat down on the couch, and started to get high after turning on Steam in Big Picture mode, though not for long because in Dark Souls 3, the sticks did not function when you clicked on them like a button. Otherwise, I'm content.) It even started 3.5 headphones when I attached it through cable; I didn't check the micro, but I believe everything is in order. On PCs with a bluetooth built into the motherboard, it might function wirelessly. Otherwise, wizards will devise something.) It takes some getting accustomed to because all computer games are optimized for gamepads similar to the XBox, with the layout A B Y X rather than a triangle cross circle.