🎮 Black Xbox 360 Wired Controller: USB Gamepad for Xbox 360/Slim/PC - High Performance and Versatile Review

I tried to play cod with this replacement for my old Microsoft Xbox 360 controller This controller has a terrible joystick

Don't expect precise movements from these sticks. They register no input until the sticks are moved 1/4 of the way in either direction. You can forget about playing any racing or FPS game on this controller.

I tested this product with Witcher 3 and Stardew Valley. It works. Joysticks hang a bit. But if you are not a professional player, then everything is fine. I'm sure I can beat Dark Souls with this controller.

Overall I'm quite happy with it. The sticks require hacking and I doubt I'll be using this for precision play, but for what it is and considering the price, it's a good backup controller. Is it as good as the original 360 controller? no But it will get the job done as long as you don't mind wasting time wearing it.

The L and R buttons kept clicking twice even with the lightest press, which I got used to (not at all when selecting in-game items), then the left stick caught just turning right randomly all the time, even if the controller was just put on the table without actively doing anything. I really wanted it to be good for simple games, but the duplicate button issue was terrible.

To be honest I don't know why there are bad reviews at all. This controller is amazing, I tested all the input buttons, they all work smoothly, not hard to press, the analog control is also smooth and I didn't hear any "click" when shaking the device. It works the same as the original controller and you can also authenticate it with CronusMax if you want to use a different controller. 10/10 for me.

I bought this controller to work with a computer. After seven days of use, the left stick is now moving down, making it seemingly impossible to use. My characters keep moving down, on the title screens my cursor keeps moving down in the options. I usually contact the seller and try to fix the problem instead of leaving a low star rating, but I'll only spend $60 on an official Microsoft controller because I don't think a replacement would be any better.

The dead zone in analog sticks is very, very large, which means it's difficult to get them to follow directions other than straight up, down, left, right and to register perfect diagonals. This means that it is very difficult to register the n directions in between. A regular controller will snap to them if you get very close to those directions, but this one will likely snap at around 80% of the radial. I've been trying to figure out if this deadzone can be adjusted somehow, but it doesn't…