Hydra Performance Wireless Controller Compatible with Sony Playstation PS2, Black

these do work and work well given that the vibration is turned off and you only use one controller at a time. They are alot better then i was expecting at this price point, the build quality is similar to the sony branded controller that came with the console and the controller responds accurately and rapidly the cheapest feeling part is the connector end which feels flimsy. I purchased two controllers. when both controllers are on at the same time they both randomly disconnect every 1/2 hour or so. when i use only one controller this still happens when someone is using wireless internet nearby. for some reason though they disconnect most often when the vibration is turned on so i turned that setting off in my games and now they only disconnect intermittently every hour or so and only if someone is using wireless internet near me or the second controller is attached and running.

It works. It's cheap. Would have given 5 stars if the product had been accurately described. The joysticks have only 8 directions, and pushing a little does the same thing as pushing a lot. In other words, you pretty much have three d-pads, and 2 of them look like analog sticks. It's a common bad label that I'd like to see go away, as finding actual analog controllers has become difficult. Will work fine for most rpgs, though might still be annoying.Don't get these for shooters or platformers.

This controller works great and it is so nice to not have to be attached to the game console with a cord anymore. One thing to be aware of is that the controller will shut itself off if you forget to turn it off and you have to turn on the playstation and then hit the start button on the controller to get it to turn itself back on (turning the switch on and off on the controller won't do it). I went through three sets of batteries before I figured out what was happening.

With modern consoles all having wireless controllers, it's easy to forget that just a few generations ago, most controllers were wired. It's a luxury that's hard to do without, but thanks to this wireless controller, you can enjoy some of the perks of modern gaming on machines like the PS2. The range on this remote is a lot better than others I've tried, and it's not big and bulky either. It is responsive and does not suffer from any kind of latency. For as cheap as these things are, I was really impressed. I ordered a second one for my wife after testing the first one out. Highly recommended!

This worked pretty good. However the plastic it's made of is too cheap. The battery cover bent easily and wouldn't close. But didn't bother me that much because it still worked. But then today I went to play a game, and the controller kept moving the character slightly down which was very annoying and affected my game play. I kept unplugging it and replugging it and switching the batteries, but it didn't fix it. It may have ended up smashed on the floor. This controller is great if you don't have a lot of money to spend, but do not buy it if you're prone to rage. It will not survive.

Worked very well, however the buttons are pressure sensitive but extremely touchy. You can wind up pushing a button way more than you intended to unless you’re really paying attention to what you’re doing. That can be difficult in the heat of an air battle. Other than that though, worked great.

For $10 i wasn't hoping for much, but i was surprised at how much this controller felt like a legit ps3 one. Its very nice to hold, has a strong vibration, and doesnt need many other steps than to plug the batteries and the transever into the ps2 and you're golden.The only things that i had a problem With is that it didn't say anywhere on the box that there was a sleep mode? (I stepped away for a while and it wouldn't reconect until i mashed a bunch of buttons) I also can't tell if the thumbstick is off, sometimes it looks like my charachter moves down out of nowhere, but since u havent played too much i cant be certain

Good controllers, durable, wireless works great. The one and only drawback is that they eat AAA batteries like M&Ms. About 6 -12 hours of play depending on brand of batteries. So buy a nice big pack of batteries too when you get these. Other than that, works like a dream.

very happy