VTone Wireless Gamecube Controller: 2.4G Wireless Classic Gamepad for Wii Gamecube NGC GC (Black/Dark Blue) + Receiver Adapter - 2 Pieces Review

Functionally, the analog sticks come pretty close to my used Wavebirds. I'd say a little harder, but that's what I expected from the new product. The keys are a bit stiffer than on my Wavebirds. It doesn't bother me, but it might bother some people. Synchronization is easy and convenient with a controller. But it gets more problematic/cumbersome as you start using more. The controller and receiver don't pair, they just sync with the first one available. So who knows which ones will sync when…

If you want two wireless Gamecube controllers for a great price, go for it. Joysticks are very rigid and require a lot more effort than a regular Gamecube controller. The two I got sometimes connect to a different receiver and you have to play the 'Plug and Play Controller' game to connect it. The weight isn't bad compared to the wave bird, most of the weight comes from AA batteries. The keys, especially the z key, are a bit cheap but still usable. In fact, if I had to describe it in one word…

As a Wavebird owner I wanted to buy some cheap third party controllers to play with my kids wirelessly. The first controller I tried worked fine (even with the Mayflash adapter), but there were a lot of issues. The key was very tightly connected to the GC controller connector. It took effort and care to plug it in, which isn't ideal for adults, let alone kids. - The connector on the key was unplugged when I removed the key from the GC port. This is categorically unacceptable. I don't have to…