🎮 2 Pack of Ceozon Wireless PS3 Controllers - Bluetooth Gamepads for PlayStation 3 - Compatible with Sony PS3 Controller - Dual Remote Joysticks with Charging Cables - in Black and Black Review

Sp Battery life is very good for fakes but they have some issues Joysticks in cod were a problem for me and controllers overload and freeze sometimes They are reliable but not very good I think amazing for some games , not what I would hope for for others, but if you don't play shooters and need battery life, it's cool. 40 days i found out they are not that good for first person they are just ok 1 loot

I bought these to play Medal of Honor Airborne and it was a good purchase. The chords are really short, but the controllers work absolutely fine. Something I've noticed in other games is the controller setting itself as a different controller number. This is done automatically in order for the controller to work with the game. I discovered this while playing Resident Evil 5. I accidentally pressed the PlayStation button and saw that it was set as controller 2. I changed it to controller 1 and…

Analog stick works but acceleration too high. Both controllers I received are charged, paired and working, I didn't find any dead zones, but when testing on Call of Duty mw2, it's difficult to control the reticle, even on stick sensitivity. I always disable aim assist. It's better than nothing, but frankly almost unplayable if you rely on precise controls. The Sony controller is much more convenient. Feels and looks good and for a backup set it's probably worth what I paid, I think it was $16…

Shipped quickly after ordering. Charging initially took about 3 hours. The black chopsticks were a bit stiff and required more effort than usual. Blue held no charge. None of them served as a double strike. Both controllers have been tested in The Last Of Us, Resistance: Fall of Man and Drake's Fortune. Shaking the controllers had no effect on charging the game's flashlight or knocking back attackers. Very disappointing as the product description says "Sixaxis Dualshock" and that's how I…

The control sticks are pretty bad (do you move left? Well, they keep moving left unless you overcorrect right. Not good for complex movements) Also I have to turn off my PS3 from the moment you arrive from these controllers so it doesn't randomly turn on during the day (I haven't done this before) - I also had to return a pair because one controller failed to connect to the system . Luckily the second pair arrived before I sent the first pair back as a controller in the second pair had the same

First of all I like that the controllers feel very close to the original PS3 controllers, maybe they are a bit lighter and have different buttons but they do are good where it counts. And for the price, it's a steal. I noticed a few things while using it: the controllers take a little longer to connect than I'm used to, and the LEDs don't indicate which player you're playing PS2 games with (sometimes it works, but most of the time it doesn't) . The buttons are a little tight, but they don't…

The good news is that they have interchangeable parts with original Sony controllers, so you can use them as repair parts for your Sony controllers ( take the battery , plastic case, etc.). But you should use your original Sony joysticks if they still work. These are not very smooth. Using the joystick at a diagonal angle, or just raising it slightly rather than blocking it completely, results become jerky and not quite what you intended compared to the smoothness and precision of the Sony…

the cable they came with didn't sync them to the PS3, luckily I had an old cable for the PS3 itself and they synced. However, the response time is terrible. Joysticks don't move your vision or character unless pushed almost all the way in one direction, making small adjustments extremely difficult and almost impossible when trying to play things like shooters. They're also not very good at handling keys that are pressed in quick succession. When I press one key, I have to wait a full second…