ZD IFYOO V-one Wired Gaming Controller USB Gamepad For PC(Windows XP/7/8/10) & PlayStation 3 & Android & Steam - [Black&Red]

Generslly a good controller. Buttons lack the expensive feel of the Xbox controllers and the like, but this is a fraction of the price.Plays well, me and the wife have burned 20 or so hours into these playing couch coop with no complaints.

Bought exclusively for playing "For Honor" on the PC. Worked just fine out of the box on windows 10, no need to download additional drivers.Pros-1.Nice finish,2. Works straight out of the box.3. Reasonable price.Cons-1. A little on the small side for me, but then I have very large hands. That said, used it for a full 6 hour session yesterday with no cramp/ discomfort, so only a minor point. The button layout seems identical to a 360 controller, maybe a little closer-spaced on the abxy buttons, but didn't actually hinder my playing.2. The thumb-stick buttons feel a little clunky, almost a "crunch" rather than a "click" on use...again they worked but I am a little concerned how long they will last. Not as crisp and smooth as an official 360 controller, but then at this price I'm not surprised.All in all a decent controller for the price, and as I only use it for one game the size is not a huge concern to me. If you take a medium to large glove size it should be a decent fit to the hand ( I take an XL when buying washing-up gloves as a comparison). If/ when it needs replacing I might try to find something a little bigger but for now I'm very happy with this product....missed out on 5 stars purely on the thumbsticks not feeling particularly sturdy.

Having been disappointed with the build quality and/or reliability of 'budget' control pads it was very refreshing to find one that works easily, reliably, is comfortable to hold and doesn't cost the earth. Yes I'd buy another and would recommend this item.

I've had this controller for 4 years now and it's only just starting to give up (buttons A and B are starting to become unresponsive), I wanted to repair it myself but the screws are so tight I couldn't undo them. Never mind!It's really comfy and the rubberised top makes it easy to hold, the buttons respond really well and no stick drift which is important for FPS games and Flight sims.When I first bought this I was very skeptical as many controllers with good reviews tend to be not that great, the only other controllers I've used are Xbox and PS4 of which I find the Xbox controller to be the most confortable.

I am only gonna make this review for my experience of it on the RetroPie that you can set up on the Raspberry Pi. So, it ain't reliable for the RetroPie system, I got it to work once when I was trying to sort it out and it was working pretty damn well, the Turbo function was even fully functional without special drivers to get it going, using the drivers in built to the RetroPie. When you turn the system off after it working, all of that progress is gone. This device is shown as a Xbox controller when I was checking it out on my windows computer, easily detected, but on a RetroPie system, it gets powered but just doesn't understand that you just plugged the same device in that you just configured. So in the end, it is a shame that it isn't simple in any ways to get this working for my project mentioned, but that is the extent of my personal review of what I intended to use this for, so don't use this review for other aspects as I have not gotten to trying it out yet.This controller does feel nice to hold, if you press in the thumbsticks then it does feel a little hollow inside, a little loud, plus I can see between the thumbsticks inside, careful, there is a little LED in there, quite bright so don't blind yourself people. other buttons and moving the sticks, pretty damn good, although, I noticed with the R1 and L1, the two shoulder bumpers in front of the back triggers, you are able to grab them and move them, which doesn't feel too stable, plus I just tried playing with those buttons again, and I would just advise to press in the centre of them more than the middle towards the centre of the controller as if you push in closer to the centre of the controller with the top bumpers, they give a lot of resistance and can make you wonder if it registers the input or not, but the outside of the bumper seems to do fine. As I say, the rest of the buttons do just fine, the triggers do feel good though.Anyway, this ain't wise for a RetroPie unless you can do a better job than me at it, which you probably can and will do if you are tech savvy. I am going to keep this as I am sure it has other good potential when I finally whack it into my gaming PC, just a little sad that it didn't work out after a few hours of attempting this for the RetroPie, oh well, 3 stars just for the RetroPie bit, undecided for other uses.

worked decently well for a yaer of non-intensive use then rnadomly one day both jostiks started bugging out and is now unsuable

good controller however the turbo button breaks the controller requiring it to be unplugged and plugged back in, other than that everything works as you'd expect

worth the buy