Review on Controller Wireless Bluetooth Vibration Playstation by Jose Miller

This is a pretty good PlayStation 3 controller if you are looking for a replacement controller. Pairing is pretty easy, you just have to plug it in and it connects to your gaming console 3 quite easily. The controller itself feels a bit cheap compared to the original controller; However, I am very happy with the performance. The device can turn on your console after pairing. The controller fits well in the hand and is comfortable. Responsiveness is almost the same. There is no drift or lag when using this controller. I was able to play a first person shooter with this controller quite well. The buttons look pretty decent and the main buttons look different than on the original controller. It's not confusing, but at least it's easy to differentiate between controllers. It has the same color style as the original controller. Orange for low/charge regulator. It uses a four-pin charging cable to charge and can work while charging, and the included cable is a pretty decent length, so that's a plus. This controller can work with PlayStation 3 and your computer, but you need to connect directly with cables. I was able to connect this controller to my computer using an adapter that allows you to connect almost any controller to your switch/computer. It works pretty well with Playstation 3 and computers. If you want to use this with a PlayStation 3 I would recommend getting a longer cable. The loading time is the advertised one. It takes about two to three hours to fully charge, but that time is usable, which is nice. It also has a touchpad like the PlayStation 4 controller, which is nice. You can access options and home like the original controller. When it first came out, I was able to get three hours of playtime on an initial battery charge. After several full charges, it lasts eight to seven hours. In side-by-side comparison, the controller is the same size as the stock PS3 controller. Overall, this controller is a great alternative to paying for a $40 OEM controller (I'm sure you can get it for less now). It works great and can actually wake your PS3 from sleep, which is nice. It pretty much connects in less than two seconds. One small thing is that when the battery dies it actually starts lagging and drifting due to the connection. Also, your PS3 may not show an accurate battery indicator for the controller since it is owned by a third party. Aside from the controller feeling a bit cheap in terms of materials, it's a pretty cool controller.