Puning Wireless Controller Compatible with PS4/PS4 Slim/PS4 Pro with 6-Axis Motion Sensor/1000mAh Battery/3.5mm Audio Jack

Connected well with my PS4. Works pretty good sometimes takes it a few minutes to connect and other times it connects right away.

I bought this controller so my youngest son could play the ps4 with his siblings they have had it for almost two years now and still works fine he uses it all the time super impressed

Easy to connect.

Controller stopped working 2 days past return time. Actually it stopped about 3 days before that, but I was out of town so grandson didn't tell me until I got home. Button's stopped responding consistently. Sorry it stopped working because he really liked the colors and I liked the price.

First, off I wanted this controller for the look. The paint job looks even better than it does in the photo. Second, I'm a hardcore SF 5/6 player, and I've gone through a few official controllers. This Puning has incredible responsiveness right out the box. I've photographed it next to the MOVONE PS4 controller I've bought a few months ago which is an equally great controller (I intentionally put masking tape on it because it's just a teensy bit too slick in my hand). the hardest thing about 3rd party controllers is they can be hit or miss, but this one is my fav. Everything about it is perfect so far. It's build is on par with the official controller including the weight. It also comes with a great charging cable so for $20 it's a steal.

~edit~ After 7 months I started to notice input lag & deadspots in the left joystick that were getting so bad in FFXIV that sometimes when I try to move right, it will stop or even start moving my character left. At this point I'm just going to get a PS5 and use the controllers for my PC as well, because as of right now I would need to replace the joysticks and whatever part of it that is causing intermittent input lag at random where there is a .5 second time delay which can be deadly in FFXIV dungeons, raids and general gameplay. I've only had the controller for 2 weeks and the battery started out good and would last for about 8 hours average, now it lasts for about 3-4 hours before it starts flashing that it needs to be plugged in. It's to be expected though, you literally get what you pay for and in this case we paid for a exceedingly cheap knockoff of a Japanese product that has stood the test of time. It's structurally sturdy and looks nice, the battery is the only downside. Luckily I'm an electrician by trade, so it won't be that difficult for me to swap the battery out for something more reliable but that won't be the case for everyone. TL;DR You paid for a cheaper PS4 controller, well you got one; albeit with limitations.

Good controller it’s worth the price

Gift for grandson works great