MSI Force GC30V2 Wireless Gaming Controller, Dual Vibration Motors, Dual Connection Modes, Interchangable D-Pads, Compatible with PC & Android, Black

Works perfectly, Zero lag, feels good, no setup required, size is that of a Xbox one controller give or take, cord length is just rightDo note that this is not compatible with consoles, its only compatible with pc as far as I have been able to tell

I dunno why this is frequently returned. Responsiveness is great. I leave it plugged in over night without issue, the Bluetooth works great. It's comfortable, and just overall a great product. Just be sure to install Msi's drivers from there website. It may resolve any issues you may be having.

This controller is really good, especially at its price point. The MSI Force GC30V2 feels a lot like an Xbox controller, but honestly, I actually prefer its top bumpers over the Xbox’s. They’re more comfortable and have a satisfying, clicky feel. The rest of the controller is solid too, with responsive buttons and nice vibration feedback. Connecting it is simple, just plug in the USB dongle for PC, or use the provided OTG adapter cable for Android and hold the mode button for 3 seconds to switch modes. The battery life is solid, and swapping between devices is easy. For the price, it's a viable choice. I took one star away for not being bluetooth.

I've clocked over 50 hours on this controller and have no complaints. It feels great in my hands and is built really well. It works flawlessly with both my MSI laptop and my Cyberpower PC, so I can only speak for awesome compatibility with Windows 11. The button layout is exactly what you'd expect and the vibration level is perfect.

I ordered this because of the normally reliability of MSI products. It worked great for a couple of days, but when the battery got low I plugged it in with the cable it came with to charge it overnight and when I came back in the morning it was not only dead, but would not work anymore. No matter of charging it in different devices and methods would work. The overnight charge somehow killed the battery.I decided that it was likely a fluke, because MSI products are normally reliable and so I returned it for another of the exact same model. When I got it the battery wasn't charged much so I used the controller once and then had to plug it in to continue using it. Would you know that the exact same thing happened. After plugging it into the laptop with the cable they provided to charge it. I came back and the controller was completely dead again with now way to charge it.Now it is no longer a fluke, but a pattern. I am returning the second controller as well and buying a different brand now. Disappointed, because I would rather support this company than a random one from China, but it is what it is.

This is my second MSI controller. The first one lasted through 5 years of heavy gaming. It really like the plug and playability of this controller, no drivers needed and it's comfortable to use even for long gaming sessions. The button and stick configuration is excellent. The back and start buttons are offset instead of being above the joysticks for ease of use. You can play connected or wireless and the battery has great lasting power with wireless playability for more than 12 hours of continuous play. This is My go to controller for Steam play.

1 month review.This controller is used mostly on PC but some times on my Atari 400 mini. Overall this feels alittle cheap but it is holding up great. Battery life seems to be very good as well. After 14 hours of game play, it looks like its still nearly fully charged. Very responsive, I dont feel any reaction delays, and the magnetic D pad is a nice fidget toy. Most of my game play is racing on my pc, then just simple Atari games on the Mini 400. For the money this is a great controller and I am planning on getting a couple more later on for my kids to use on their computers.

They work great for a few months, then something goes up, at least that's my experience. My first one, the left stick went up. The second one, the 'A' button went bad on me.MSI stuff has always been good to me, other than the 2 pads I bought. They're inexpensive, so I'm not mad... I am disappointed, though.