PS4 Controller Wireless, Gamepad Compatible with Playstation 4/Pro/PC, Built-in Speaker and Stereo Headset Jack, Enhanced Dual Vibration, Turbo Auto Fire(Black)

I got this to both play with my son on the PS4, but also to use as a wireless gaming controller on my PC. Happy to report it works great for both (just bought a bluetooth dongle for the PC use), and it was very easy to pair.All the buttons/joysticks had good response time, no dead zones, and very durable grip feeling (has kind of an anti-slip grip on it which makes it feel substantial). Before I bought this, I had gone through THREE Xbox controllers on the PC, and all of them had broken shoulder buttons and it was driving me nuts. This one seems to be much more durable in the shoulders, and haven't had any problems so far. If I ever get any, I will update, but for now, this was a great buy.Update: 4 months later, still working great. Battery life not going to last more than one (longish) gaming session, but not a real problem. All buttons working great, no drift.

[UPDATE]After I ordered one JAMSWALL PS4 controller, I liked the look, feel and price so much I ordered another.With next generation game consoles here, I have a hard time rationalizing buying a first-party controller, and I think consumers should have access to great alternatives like this option.With two of these now, I've really come to like the more deliberate button presses and tactile nature of these controllers.As a parent of small children, the fact that the controllers are sized so closely to a first-party PS4 controller, are still physically light, yet have a durable/resilient nature to their design makes me really happy.I highly recommend this controller to anyone looking for short or long-term replacements for their own PS4s.---------------I ordered this controller to replace an official PS4 controller that began having issues. Initially I just wanted something cost-effective, but I was surprised to get so much more.This controller is less expensive when compared to first-party options, but it's also equal parts light (in terms of weight) and durable. I have 3 fairly young kids, and the amount of "use" this controller has seen already is impressive - first-party controllers would have already started showing issues.All in all, this is a great purchase; combining a competitive price point with quality construction, and a design that doesn't deviate from its source.If you need a replacement, I highly recommend this controller.

The controller on the whole is fine. However there are some issues i have with it. Firstly, the charging cable it came with is busted. had the controller plugged in for 3 hours, and went down to two bars after 40 minutes of play. the circle button seems messed up slightly. 8 times out of 10 it would work as intended, but 2 out 0f 10 times it wouldn't read that i pressed it. The touchpad is crap. I play a lot of Warframe which uses the touchpad sensor for activating you abilities and it just doesn't work properly. had to swipe at least five times before the ability activated. I tested this with my other Sony brand ps4 controller to see if it was the game or the controller and had no issues when i switched to the Sony controller. over all, this controller is fine for very casual use for the price, but if you are looking for a long lasting controller, you are better off just purchasing a Dualshock 4.

These controllers are fine for the price. I've had no problem connecting or using them. However, Amazon markets these as being compatible with charging docks and they are not. The photos in the listing show two different controllers. These do NOT have the port on the bottom that is required to use with a charging dock. I wasted money on the dock because the top photos show a compatible port, which these controllers do not have. If you scroll through their pictures, you can see how the bottom of the controllers are different.

Right out of the box, it's a good stand-in for my defective controller, and to this day, it still holds a good charge, but I mainly have two issues:1) It doesn't fit into a charging dock because the USB input is centered on top of the controller, whereas a Sony controller's USB input is on the top edge to where it can slide into a charging dock properly, so if you want to charge this one, get a different charging dock or use a USB cable.2) After (I wanna say) 6 months with this controller, it started to rattle and the buttons don't always respond the way they should (if at all). Sometimes the buttons lag, sometimes they just don't respond at all. I haven't dropped or mishandled the controller, so it makes me think it's cheaply made.Basically, if you need a replacement controller on the cheap until you can afford something better, this controller will do the job, but don't bank on it as your permanent controller.

I purchase this remote recently and I love it. It came with a long plug to charge it, the controlsFeel very similar to the Sony ps4 remotes and the battery last for a long time. The remotes also have some type of grip on them. I do recommend to Charge the remotes before you use them to play. They ALSO paired to the ps4 effortlessly. I have purchased before the 60 dollars Sony remote as a replacement a long time ago cuz my kids broke the charge port and sony remote sucked. The analog would ghost move ( meaning the arrow in screen would move a direction without u touching the remote itself) a common problem with those remotes.