PXN 2.4G Wireless Game Controller, P3 PC Wireless Controller, Plug and Play Game Controller Dual Vibrators for PC(Windows 7/ 8/ 10/ 11), PS3, iOS 14.2+, Android 4.0+ (Gray)

So I bought this strictly for use with a ps3..and it worked straight out of the box connecting to my ps3 without issue. Every button works, the rumble motors work appropriately, I am able to adjust the rumble and stick sensitivity as advertised so thats all good. My biggest gripe is that this is not a good fps controller and I bought it with that in mind because I came from xbox and have always used xbox controllers so I thought this would be perfect. It feels good like a 360 controller without the battery pack which is a plus but the one thing I cant get over is the dead zones on the right analog stick...no matter how you adjust sensitivity either in game or with the controller itself it always feels either incredibly stiff and as if your character barely wants to move or it feels like its drifting away on its on and lightning speed, there is no comfortable in between.I cannot recommend if you ONLY are playing fps games, it just wont work, your accuracy will be off no matter how long you try to adjust it there are just too many dead zones on the analog stick...That being said I paid $10 for this controller and I can recommend for casual gaming and such, it works really good playing jak and daxter and god of war with a xbox shaped controller so that was a plus for me, though like I said I originally bought it to play Destiny 1 but it just didnt feel right.So to sum up, it seems worth it for $10 if you are casual gaming but if you are going to be using this for call of duty or destiny its just not worth it, though it may be good to play a fallout or elder scrolls game because those dont seem to play too bad in first person with this controller, but every other game I have played (except racing or sports games) feel really good so there are definitely ups and downs to this controller.It is of much better quality than any of the "P3" ps3 controllers floating around, you know the ones that look exactly like a sony one but has the p3 button where home is...those are garbage and this is much better than any of them.I didnt try it on my pc's or my phone, I have better controllers so I didnt see a reason to try.Edit: a week later, and tried it on my pc for fun and I must say its much, much more responsive in every way than on ps3 so its probably a old driver software issue within the ps3 because on windows 11 it works much better than expected. Not 100% comparable to oem xbox controller but decent enough for the $10 I paid. Also it did not even work what so ever, not even recognized by my mac mini m1

Do you need two analog sticks, a d-pad, four face buttons and some triggers that can connect with bluetooth? Are you not particularly bothered by analog sticks that feel way too firm, a dpad that feels way too squishy, and weirdly...just...too light construction that comes across as a little flimsy? Do you only have $10 to spend? Then this controller is just for you. It's cheap, and it pretty much works as advertised. Quick and simply pairing, decent battery life, all the buttons work, and did I mention it was cheap?I use this for doing cloud gaming on my phone and don't feel bad about tossing it carelessly into my backpack. And when, one day, it's stolen by someone who has drastically overvalued it, or destroyed by an excitable toddler, I won't feel bad at all about replacing it with another $10 controller.

This game controller connects great to PC but unfortunately it does not have all the control functions needed to play any game. You can use r2 & l2 controls with it. A lot games you need these controls to play. So you are very limited on what you can play with it. Other than it works great and connects easily to your PC.

Admittedly, it never said it worked with linux but if it's an xbox 360 controller it should work. It mostly worked but a few inputs were incorrect and so far no amount of tweaking has made it work correctly in linux. I'll keep trying though.

Streaming on a Android tv box.

This controller is actually very nice, and feels extremely similar to an xbox controller, however there are 2 major differences. 1, the triggers on this controller feel like analog triggers, but they do not function as analog triggers. There is a specific actuation point of them, and they only have 2 settings, on, and off, so they will not work well for driving based games.2, and this was the deal breaker for me, when using it on PC, it works well, my computer natively recognized it when I connected to bluetooth, BUT, every time you turn the controller off, it completely forgets how to connect to the computer. This means you will have to go into your bluetooth settings, forget it as a device, and then re-connect it EVERY time you want to use it. For me, this is just too much of a hastle and I'll have to return it.

Works as it should and gives good feedback from game!

So far everything has been working perfect! Thanks PXN!!!