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After a while, the silicone pads start to tear open at the seam, eventually just falling off. What you get then is a rather unusable hard plastic core of the thumbstick.You're better off spending some money on a legit Microsoft 360 controller that's built with solid construction and will be guaranteed to last. It takes a lot of practice to hit only ONE direction.This controller has silicone pads on its joysticks that grip really well to your skin. The digital d-pad is a little finicky though. If you play a lot of FPS games like I do, there's a lot of joystick work to be done. This product is not designed to last. The buttons work fine, trigger sensitivity is all good. However, they do NOT grip well to the plastic underneath that they are bonded to.
This is a nice wired controller.It is lighter than the wireless controller, it looks better, it doesn't use any batteries, and because it's a USB controller, it can be used on PC even.So yeah, I totally recommend this controller to anybody who is looking for a second controller for his xbox 360
i've played many games with these and so have friends, they can't tell the difference. Get it. if your looking for a cheap controller you shouldn't have to look any further. it's a great controller that puts less of a dent in your wallet.
The vibration is a bit more muted than on a Microsoft controller too.Microsoft controllers can be had used/new for about the same money now and that's what I'd do if I were to do it over again. But for hardcore gamers, I could see it being a serious problem in an intense multiplayer game. That said, it's fine for most games I've played and the only occasion that it would really infuriate me would be playing something like Tetris. They work fine, but they don't feel or sound very good. On the whole this controller is ok, but the D-Pad is very unresponsive and can take multiple presses to work. I wouldn't recommend this controller because of this. Also the RB and LB buttons are clicky and loud.
only problem i had with this controller was when i plug in my headset to play online.
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