YAEYE Wired Controller for Xbox 360 - Dual-Vibration Turbo - PC & Xbox 360/360 Slim Compatible Review

I bought a Raspberry Pi in class but when the virus struck I brought it home to try on my Model 3. The controller didn't seem to connect to my computer. At first it wasn't recognized, but eventually I messed around with it (probably user error) and it worked. Some buttons don't work as expected, but I'm pretty sure it's related to the Tesla game programming and not the controller. I wish Tesla would recommend a specific controller, but until they do, it's not a bad decision. (Just be ready to…

This Xbox controller actually looks like the legitimate Microsoft retail controllers I've been using for the past two months playing Call of Duty and other games. I really recommend this controller because there are other controllers on Revain that sell for about the same price or less and always turn out to be the same quality but never last as long as this controller, this controller has actually been removed. Plan about five times and it still runs strong compared to the other aftermarket…

I can't comment on the ergonomics other than these controllers are too big to be comfortable in small hands but I find they fit well in mine hands fit. This applies equally to the original controllers. In terms of compatibility with the originals, I bought two of these and after unboxing them today they were great for playing Dungeon Defenders. Sensitivity is the same as the originals, controls are generally the same. However, the material is not the same; There is a noticeable change in…

Was so excited to use this. When I plugged it into my computer it seemed to be up and running, but then I tried connecting to a discord call with my friends. They couldn't hear me. The audio input was my headset. I couldn't figure it out until I unplugged my controller and restarted Discord. He was finally able to reconnect my microphone. The problem was in the controller; It completely destroyed my audio drivers when plugged in and made it impossible to use the headset and controller at the…

I returned this controller due to a defect, although I suspect it is the controller. It was meant to replace the super old wired 360 controller I was using on my PC. In general, it works well, but there are a few problems: the vibration is very weak, you almost don't feel it. I could live with that, but the next question was more problematic. Controller sticks are not that sensitive. While running, there is a small area where stick movement doesn't register in-game. For example, when aiming a…

This is a fake controller, not a real one. The main parts are ok and the construction is good, but the joystick parts are cheap and not quite linear in the press. Breathe on the sticks and the character suddenly starts moving very quickly. Press the sticks at least 1/4 and they fly off the screen. There is no fine control. It's more like using a keyboard instead of a controller [ In other words. Instant On/Off]. I know what parts they used because I was trying to replace the actual joystick…

I've been using regular Xbox controllers since the OG Xbox days. Although I've used the official ones and I know they generally feel better. For the past several years, I've mainly used these 360 controllers for PC gaming. My last was a $15 wired controller. Broke recently after 3 years. It wasn't great, it was a very light controller and the buttons were very clicky. But it worked. Recently after this broke I used my PS4 controller on PC because I really like the feel of it. But it has issues…

I've had this controller for a year and a half. I'm a light user, maybe played it for 60-80 hours. For the price this controller feels good, it looks a lot like a real black Xbox360 controller. Never had any responsiveness or key clock issues or using it on PC for Steam games. However, I'm writing this review because it stopped working while I was playing with it. Probably a wiring problem. Essentially, the cable stem on the controller suddenly became very sensitive, in that its slight flexing…