Speedlink Strike NX USB Gamepad SL-650000-BK-01, PC XInput and DirectInput Compatible, Realistic Vibration Function, Ergonomic Shape, Precise Analogue Sticks, 12 Buttons, Black

I bought this after buying an Xbox 360 type controller, which was disappointing regarding stick sensitivity. Thiscontroller however, was bought on a whim. It has no reviews, at all, so I decided to see what it was like. Thankfully, it seems well built, and the control sticks ARE IN FACT progressive control, nice and smooth and accurate. Nice solid buttons that feel solid, and also has an unusual control to switch modes. Seems to be something to enable older fashioned D Pad controls to be compatible. I haven't had it very long so can't speak of durability, but for what I paid I'm very happy with it. I am not a hardcore gamer so this will not get daily abuse for hours on end. I recommend it, personally.

Good reliable product at good price. Reasonably comfortable and decent build quality. Works fine with PCs, PS3 and Rasperry Pi. Marked down a star as still not quite as good as a Sony branded PS3 controller. But don't let that put you off.

I like the ability to switch between Xinput (Xbox style) mode and Directinput mode. I mostly use Directinput mode for older games and for use with emulators running on my PC.

After owning one of these pads for only just under 2 weeks, the rear right trigger button has developed an issue. Not an expensive item, was not expecting a PS5 pad but I would like more than 2 weeks use. Hours used would probable equate to 14 over that time period. That being said, when it worked properly it was good value for money. EDIT: The button fell off the next day. Avoid

The product arrived not with a 1.8m USB lead but a 0.4m {40cm) lead which was bad enough but I am unable to get it working with my windows laptop, sigh.

I 100% recommend this. It has a good size that fits perfectly on my hand, it has xinput which means that it will be plug n play on windows 10. It also has dinput which means that you can play older retro games.

full of dust and unresponsive, triggers have no pressure sensitivity which I thought was the point of getting a PC controller, clunky, though the plastic is solid and doesnt feel cheap, and I think that's the main selling point: it doesn't LOOK cheap, but you most certainly get what you pay for. I usually play with keyboard and mouse, but broke within the few occasions that I used it.

Feels good in the hands, buttons all feel good to push, worked straight away for me, exactly what I was looking for in a gamepad