AceGamer 2 Pack for PS4 Controller, Wireless Controller for PS4/Pro/Slim/PC, with Non-Slip Grip of Both Sides and USB-C Cable! (Black and White)

I’m very happy with this purchase! Both controllers connected quickly to my PS4 and work perfectly. The buttons are responsive, the joysticks feel smooth, and the battery life is good. They’re comfortable to hold and look great. For the price, this 2-pack is an excellent value. I would definitely recommend them!

My daughter has owned this controller for a while and it's still holding up great. In fact, it has outlived the original Playstation controller. The grips has a yellowish tint compared to the rest of the controller, but this is expected. We love the pink color and cute design. We'd definitely buy it again.

Amazing controllers they do have a little stick drift when on certain settings other than that would buy them 100 times more if I needed them great quality

Construction appears solid, joysticks, and buttons function smoothly. Charging plug fits snuggly into a socket. Pairing took a few tries, especially when switching from one controller to the other. So far so good, time will tell if quality equates to longevity.

I'm historically allergic to third-party controllers. I do not regret buying these, and will purchase again. Pros: Price, functionality, ergonomics. 2 superior controllers for half the price of 1 Sony controller. Buttons and sticks are very responsive. Have not noticed any delay after button input. The ergonomically nested touchpad allows for one-handed use of the controller, without triggering the touchpad keyboard. The battery life is seemingly longer than the DualShock. The greatest benefit of all is the USB-C charging port. Con: possibly too responsive for ancillary tasks The button input can be a little rigid. Example- editing car liveries in Gran Turismo can require delicate precision. I've found that trying to use the slightest bit of L2 or R2 to align things properly has a negligible increase in difficulty.

Pros: -Looks amazing - I like the thumb nubs. Everyone else (4 other people) who tried the controller didn't like it, but for me, I love it. They are removeable if that isn't your thing. - I use the controller for most of my games. PS1, PS2, PS3, Xbox, Xbox 360, and half of my N64 games (The other half a N64 is still better because on how use to the controls I am), and gamecube is still far better to use a gamecube controller. So it's above and beyond for emulating gamers. -All my PS3 controllers I have bought would have been broken by now. I bought this because I gave up on PS3 controllers. I have beaten 100+ games in the span of 3 months, so I put my controllers through... well.. a lot. Cons: -Thumb Nubs come off too easily. Sometimes impacts game play more than it helps. The extra grip it gives is pretty crazy good, and the feeling is nice, but at the cost of probably every few days of using it a lot, it might just pop off mid-match. -When charging, the charging cord always sticks out a little, this by itself isn't that much of an issue if it wasn't for... the next problem... -(Non-Bluetooth) Disconnects... If the charging cord is at specific angles, it will unplug. With it unplugging it can take nearly 5-6 seconds to reconnect, it has costed me a decent amount of games until I replaced the cord it came with for a much longer one where I can move it to how I want. My computer can't connect to BlueTooth so I can't speak for that part. The adaptor I bought doesn't seem to work, not on the controller, as it works for none of my devices, so I can't test out this function. -The charging cord is too small (might not be an issue if you can play via wireless) -When disconnects, because it has a mic in it, it seems to want to default to this even when I set it to not default to the controller mic. Making people unable to hear me because the mic doesn't work without a mic extension, and I can't seem to just disable the mic all together. ~~BIGGEST CON~~: I can't use this for a few games. The D-Pad buttons. If you don't press nearly the absolute edge of these, it might press the down or up buttons as well as the left and right. Most presses will be fine, it's probably like 1/5 casual button presses will push an up or down. If you can press the very left/Right, it will work pretty much everytime. It's just annoying for it to even do this to begin with. Games like Tekken, Street Fighter, Mortal Kombat, or any games that heavily uses the D-Pad, and based on your D-Pad directs, it can make or break you, you do NOT want to use this controller, I had to get a specific controller for those games. Thankfully, the vast majority of games either has light use-age of the D-Pad, or no D-Pad or Optional D-Pad or something like Kingdom Hearts where you just use up or down (With some exception), and even then it's still optional D-Pad. Games that can Simi-Use the D-Pad and still have no issue: Gauntlet Seven Sorrows is a good example, your magic is based on your D-Pad, but it will always do whatever D-Pad you pressed first because of the cooldown, so it doesn't matter that it presses another D-Pad, so it's perfectly fine for that. Other games aren't as lucky. Overall, I'd say depends on your needs. If you needed it for games like the described ones above, then get a different controller. If you need it for nearly any other, this is a good buy. Will last long, trust me, if it can survive what I put it through, then this should be perfect for you.

Personally, I am wary of third party controllers for obvious reasons. Sometimes the quality is super mixed and other times you get a barely functional device. But so far these controllers genuinely surprised me! I bought them for my sister to replace her old ps4 controller which succumbed to stick drift. I was skeptical about buying these but the price was reasonable so I gave it a go. I must say that the controller was packaged nicely and everything you need is in there. But the controllers themselves felt amazing in the hand, they felt firm, easy to grip, and didn't give off the impression of something "super cheap" The build reminds me of a ps3 controller but they have that solid construction like a ps4 controller. They connected fast to the ps4 and a generous amount of battery life was present in them. They played well when I was playing video games and honestly did not feel weird or anything, it was almost like a normal controller. Overall they're a 5 for me, but one downside i will mention is that the battery life isn't up to snuff, but it's not bad either. Just don't expect long all-nighter gaming sessions.

Solid controller just not super accurate and one developed crazy stick drift after a few months. I like the USB C. Connection is easy. It's comfortable. The price is amazing. I just can't quite dial in the the sensitivity. It's hard to put my finger on but it seems to overshoot my targets a bit. I can tolerate it well enough for fortnite but not COD or battlefield. Giving 4 star because They're like 15 a piece. The value is crazy. I just wish it were easier to find one good controller for the same price but the market seems either super cheap or super expensive and the supposedly mid tier ones have bad reviews so overall happy with this one.

Mando para PS4, ligeramente distinto al original pero de calidad y funcionamiento semejantes. Incorpora luces quenle dannun toque gamer muy interesante

Actually pretty decent. I bought this a couple years ago I think and it still works great. No pulling on the analog or anything yet. But I don't play very much either. If you are a gamer I would just spend the extra bucks on a real brand controller and take care of it.

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I mie figli cercavano 2 controll per giocare insieme ho trovato questi colori diversi, devo dire che sono bellissimi, funzionano bene si illuminano.

Having used a licenced PS4 controller for a while that got stick drift I decided to take a gamble with this one. Not wanting to drop over £30 to £40 on a new controller. Was worried it'd feel cheap and wear out quickly. But having used it for 2 weeks now for division 2. It's got some good heft to it, no substantial delays that's noticeable. Buttons work well & compared to other cheap alternatives the inclusion of a headphone jack is nice, alongside thumb grips (though I don't use them) The fact that the charging port is the much more common micro usb c rather than micro usb is also a nice touch. Overall, if you want a controller on the cheap side, that doesn't feel cheap, I'd Definitely say this one's worth a shot.