Kreo (New & Improved) Mirage Wireless RGB Gaming Controller For PC, Android, iOS, PS4, Programmable Buttons, Dual motor force, Haptic Feedback, USB C & B Zero-Lag Connectivity (Not compatible with PS5)

The Kero Gaming Controller is a solid choice for both casual and serious gamers. It has a comfortable grip, responsive buttons, and smooth joystick movement. I was impressed by how easy it was to set up—just plug and play. It works well with my PC and has had zero connection issues.For the price, the build quality is surprisingly good. Whether I'm playing action games or racing titles, the controller feels precise and reliable. Definitely a great alternative to the more expensive brands.

I used it for two months already, it's just sucks st every thing. There is high latency, The vibration motors are random, doesn't work when it is supposed to. I have used the redgear pro wireless gamepad for 2 year and that does every thing better than this and it is cheaper.Better by the redgear pro wireless gamepad, DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY ON THIS.

As others have pointed out the controller is absolutely amazing. Build quality is solid, and the plastic feels premium in hand. The weight is spectacular. Not too heavy, but enough heft to retain that premium feel. The switches are solid, and triggers are a joy to use. The new version has both hall effect sticks and triggers, which should reduce stick drift significantly over longer periods of time. The RGB is actually well-diffused, and looks rather premium.The controller works well with Linux, my main OS, out of the box with all functionalities intact. Connecting and reconnecting is a breeze, and there is no need to "forget device" for reconnecting every time.The only concern I have, which I noticed in Steam's big picture mode, is that navigating the menu using the left analog stick requires you to move the stick all the way to the side you want to scroll. May be this is something that only works in the menus to avoid accidental scrolls. May be this is something you just have to get used to. But it is honestly not a deal breaker, and barely affects anything in real time use.I am yet to thoroughly test the bluetooth latency, but I will update this review when I do that. If Kreo can ensure full Linux support, especially with their software, they will be a force to reckon with in the Indian peripherals space. I am now actually lookin forward to buying their mechanical keyboards! Well done Kreo!

Ok so this has so few reviews that I felt like I should write one considering how new this product is.I'll try to cover as much as possible. BTW I only use it on my PC. I bought it for 2999.1. Design: 10/10. Looks amazing, no complaints there.2. RGB: Again very good, no complaints.3. Rumble: The only time there is a rumble is when a big blast or something like that occurs, zero rumble otherwise. There is an option to set rumble intensity, useful? idk not really required in my opinion could have been skipped. 5/104. Hall effect triggers (The USP of the product): Difference between an Xbox controller's triggers and this is very negligible. Do note that they feel good, just not very different. They should theoretically last longer since there are no contact points. We'll have to see about that.5. Every other button: Feel wise exactly like any other controller at this price point. Only time will tell if they're durable.6. Trackpad: Useless for me since I use it on a PC. PS guys maybe find it useful.7. Aux port: Not impressed. Unable to set the audio level from windows when connected to it, have to set it in game.8. The Sticks: Should have had Hall effect sticks too. No worries let's hope these don't get stick drift easily.9.Microphone: I don't use and I believe it could have been skipped. Again PS users might find it useful.10. Macro Buttons: Nah, unable to spam them as of now, are only detected half of the time. Still figuring it out will update.11. Turbo Function: Sparingly used, works otherwise.The controller feels like a DualShock 4 while holding and I believe it has been made to replace it with all the features that it provides.Before purchasing, ask yourself if you would actually need these features and if your triggers break easily.

Premium product, packaging could me better but all in all highly recommended.

Works as a joystick.. Was a bit hard to connect with its Bluetooth.. Wud have preferred a dongle.. The touch pad doesn't work vibration doesn't work extra 2 buttons also doesn't work.. But works does the job.. Wayyyy too costly and doesn't feel like it's worth the money

A great pick for those looking for a controller for casual gaming.Points to note :1. Multiple connectivity options (USB & Bluetooth). NO 2.4GHz WIRELESS.2. Build quality is good for the price. Feels light, yet solid while holding.3. Looks gorgeous. The clear casing offers a unique look to the controller and the customizable RGB adds to it. Gets smudged overtime and requires regular cleaning.4. Over Bluetooth, there is a minor lag. It is to be expected as it's over Bluetooth. Not noticable during casual gaming. For competitive gaming, switch to a wired connection or pick a controller that offers 2.4 GHz wireless connection.5. The layout resembles a PlayStation Controller. Those preferring the Xbox controller layout should either get used to this layout or choose a different option.6. All the buttons provide a sharp response and the joysticks are accurate. But, expect stick drift in the future.7. With the RGB, expect battery life around 4-5, hours. Without the lights, expect longer times.Make sure the instruction booklet is kept safe as it has the instructions for connecting and customizing the controller.