VooFun PC Controller, 2.4G Wireless Game Controller with Hall Effect Joysticks (No Drift), PS3 Gamepad with Dual Vibration for PS3, PC Windows, Steam, Raspberry Pi, Android Smart TV/TV Box

I honestly wasn’t expecting much for the price, but this controller has seriously impressed me! It feels really solid and well made, and the grip is super comfortable even after long gaming sessions. The joysticks are smooth and precise, and the buttons have a nice, clicky feel to them.Setup was a breeze just plug in the USB receiver, and you’re good to go. The wireless connection is rock solid with no noticeable lag, which is a huge plus. Also, the USB-C charging is a nice modern touch, and the battery life has been great so far.One of my favorite things is the vibration feedback it actually adds to the gameplay rather than being too weak or over the top. Overall, if you’re looking for a great controller without spending a fortune, this one is definitely worth it. Would 100% recommend!

Plug and play, connected straight to PC and seems to work fine

PROS+ Hall Effect joysticks+ Feels sturdy+ USB C+ Simple to set up+ Grips are nice and also mean they can be washed easilyCONS- Input needs FIRM press to register sometimes- For now, no other issuesI have used many controllers, expensive, cheap and mid ranged wired and not. So I hope this review will be useful! (I bought it for my pc as some games run better via controller, but my wired one is in my Xbox and I disliked the effort of moving and unplugging the wire constantly)I personally would rate and say this product deserves 4.5 stars, rounded up to 5.Obviously, it’s not an expensive controller but it works great, if anything changes I’ll update my review.It doesn’t feel expensive, as you’d expect, but it does feel very sturdy. The connection works well too! Also the fact it has usb C is very nice. It frustrates me when Hall effect and usb c is not used by expensive controllers, and I’m glad that some companies actually try to create a better product when new tech or developments for their product improve.As mentioned, you need to either press dead centre on the L1 and L2 to trigger them, or use a bit more force. I am used to a controller with hair trigger input for these so it is a slight change. However it seems great so far aside from this, although I quickly got used to this difference.

Total poor controller does not connect at all the my of says comparable with delta force when I try to use it doesn’t respond

Good controller for the price, I've used on Win11, comes up as an XBox controller but also has Playstation compatibility. Wireless connection seems flawless and has good battery life. Can also be used as a wired controller. Analogue joystick resolution is great (unlike the really cheap ones where they're more like a two stage switch) although it reaches maximum output at only about 80% joystick travel (i.e. outside deadspot).L2/R2 are also analogue which is nice as on cheaper ones they're often on/off or two stage, however they are pressure operated rather than deflection.Build quality seems fine & has been comfortable to use for many hours in a single session.

Great controller, very easy to install and feels great when holding it. I very much like the fact that the controller is rechargeable. I've not used it much since I have received it so unable to comment on battery life.

Works brilliant on pc very good for price

Updating review to 2 stars. The vibration went crazy when I started a game, wouldn't turn off. Since then, the battery appears to be faulty as it doesn't appear to charge properly, and I get stick drift and erratic controls. Seems to be fine if I keep it attached to power, which makes the wireless rather pointless.My original (4 star) review >>> The major brands are very expensive, but you can often buy a PS Dualsense for £50. Comparatively, £25 seems quite expensive for an unknown. That all said, this controller seems to work well. It certainly doesn't feel as well made as a Dualsense, which is much more solid. I was surprised that one review thought this controller was heavy, as the Dualsense is much heavier. The biggest problem I have had with this controller is the shoulder buttons. The curve of the sides are too acute, and so the joint of my index fingers does not allow me to easily (intuitively) firmly hold the buttons down. Being a binary on/off, this means the buttons can be unintentionally released, which can be very annoying in games. I guess it is a matter of remembering to hold the button firmly, but I keep 'slipping'. I have also found the responses become erratic when the battery is low, and there is no 'in game' warning, so you suddenly start moving all over the place.The positive side, being the 'playstation layout'. I really don't understand why people like the xbox layout, with offset thumb sticks. It makes no sense to me whatsoever, so it is nice to have a 'generic pc' controller with this layout (being my primary reason to buy). NB you can install DS4Windows to use a PS4/PS5 controller, but it needs other drivers/software, and I don't want to risk opening my PC to malware. Steam for Windows also has DS support. It is so annoying Windows/XBox App does not, otherwise I would just pay the extra for a dualsense (when on sale!)Hopefully this controller will be durable, but it does feel a little to light and flimsy...