🎮 2.4 GHZ Bluetooth Wireless Controller for Xbox One, Plug and Play Gamepad - Compatible with Xbox One/Xbox One S/Xbox One X/Xbox Series X/PS3/PC - No Headset Jack (Green) Review

At first I thought the controller didn't work. Turns out I connected the controller to my Xbox too soon. Turn on your Xbox first, then plug it in when it boots up. I have an Xbox One that's lighter than the original controller, but it doesn't feel cheap. If only it were wireless.

I bought this because I have games that my hands get numb after a while because I need to set up my desk and I like how I am while I can just sit comfortably with the controller. I'm a casual gamer and while some say the controller feels cheap, I think it's great and perfect for my large hands.

I chose this for my daughter based on the looks and the price (when I bought it it was the cheapest 3rd party wired controller). no gaps and during gameplay it seems quite durable. I believe it will work well with children. The controller itself has an X-input, just like the official Xbox One controller, meaning it's instantly plug-and-play with no setup required. The only downside is the analog controller's dead zone, which is quite large but not too bad for casual gaming. All in all a good…

This controller is pretty easy to set up. It comes with a wireless USB adapter that plugs into the controller. The WiFi connection is reliable and there are no noticeable lags. I think that's very important for games. Not sure about thickness but build quality seems decent. Everything is solid, but I've only recently received the controller, so I can't comment on how durable it is. My only complaint is that the dpad is a bit boring for me. Finally, the value for money is not bad. The controller

This third-party controller replicates the feel of 360 and combines it with the One design. Trigger Triggers are more like a 360 degree resistance curve but shaped like a one. than the One with almost the same ergonomics and much lighter than the One, even without batteries - Buttons are similar to the One with a little more resistance and more surface - Joystick Move and press almost the same as the Xbox One, with a little more resistance. -D-Pad is more like 360 in terms of the way it clicks,

Home button turns blue. There is no lag when playing on Xbox One or PC. It is easily recognized on PC and the vibrate function works for both. The controller is registered as "Controller" (Xbox One for Windows) for PC. It registers with 11 buttons, and they all work with the Z axis with back buttons. The buttons have a nice feel, and the way they click is spring-loaded on the front and triggers on the back. In terms of third party vs first party comparison, this plays very well! I did a stress…