It does the job if you need a controller. Personally, I bought it because I needed a controller for a few hours of work. It is lightweight, and the settings and start buttons are a bit loose. If you need a controller for long hours of gaming/work, I would recommend going somewhere else. However, I repeat, if you need something for a short time, it is just right.

It is a simple remote control, it doesn't even have vibration as I expected, but I bought it to have the L2 and R2 buttons like on the dualshock which it turns out it doesn't have. It is just a button that can either be pressed at 100% or 0%, so it is not suitable for car games like I wanted. Also, something that really bothered me is that the L3 joystick has the same logic, it is either all the way to the left with minimal movement, all the way to the right, or in the center, so it behaves like a keyboard. It's a complete disappointment

I knew that with such a low cost it wouldn't have good quality, but this one in particular, almost as soon as I took it out of the packaging before even connecting it, it had a different feel on some of its buttons. After using it on an emulator 3-4 times, without any pressure, it started to lose responsiveness. I didn't use it anymore because it had already ruined my mood. I had a similar "cheap" one before that lasted for years, while this one is already keeping company with old mobile chargers in the box of "useless" cables that we all have somewhere in the house.

Perfect! It works everywhere! To work in this specific program, it needs to have a driver that will define, for example, the function of each button. Most applications require Xbox controllers, so the driver [from the CD] or sometimes x360ce always needs to be open in the background. Also, some games are a bit problematic, so in the Steam Library, you click "add non-steam game" and then in the settings > controller configuration, you check all the additional checkboxes, and when you open the game through Steam, it automatically has additional support!

Very practical for the price, I revived old PS and PS2 games on my PC, but I also use it for modern PC games that require a controller

Good first impression, it worked right away on every emulator I've tried it on and it seems convenient. Now it will show how durable it is. I won't be using it heavily, so if it breaks, it will clearly be a quality issue.

It does its job, the buttons are pressed well, but they are very hard. It has good compatibility from win7 to win10 and its vibration works well. However, don't expect miracles, it is a simple cheap controller that is truly worth its money compared to others.