BIGBIG WON Wireless Controller, Rainbow 2 Pro PC Controllers Motion Aiming, Hall Triggers, ALPS Joystick, Custom Button, 3.5mm Audio Gaming Controller for PC Windows/Android/iOS/Switch Controllers

+Way cheaper than other paddle controller options +Better build quality and sturdiness as well +No stick drift or technical issues +App that works great and offers an insane amount of options for customization and optimization +Has bumper paddles (extra buttons on the top of controller rather than behind), a necessary feature that is lacking on most controllers -A bit too small for my hands I personally don’t mind the especially clicky feel the buttons have. Like any new controller, it will take some time to get used to. I’d love to see this controller a bit larger with a touchpad and maybe two more back paddles depending on the feel. Everything else is perfect. One of my back paddles broke after a few months of heavy use. Warranty replacement was easy and my customer service experience was great. This is by far the best controller on the market for paddle users. I will never use a different one. Thank you BIGBIG Won for this amazing product and giving me such a pleasant customer experience after years of frustration and disappointment with countless other paddle controllers.

First off, I only learned it was compatible with Xbox thanks to a couple YouTube videos reviewing the controller. You have to plug an official standard Xbox controller into the USB slot on the Rainbow 2's dongle in order to "trick" the Xbox into registering the Rainbow 2's inputs as the standard controller that's wired in. Once the standard controller is plugged into the dongle and the dongle is plugged into the Xbox, you turn on the Rainbow 2 and it'll connect wirelessly. It was a bit finicky the first time I set it up, so once I got it working, I just leave one controller plugged into it all the time and don't have any issues connecting whenever I turn on the Rainbow 2. Thankfully for PC it's less complicated, just plug the receiver in and the Rainbow 2 controller will wirelessly connect to it and work without an additional controller needed. I still mainly use the Rainbow 2 for Xbox, I've owned multiple Xbox Elite Series 2's and the quality on those is terrible, I finally gave up on those and wanted a decent alternative. I also hate being wired in when I play, so this Rainbow 2 was a good compromise. For $50 (or $60 if you get the kit with the charging dock) I can play with a "pro" controller wirelessly, the main catch is I just have to keep a standard controller next to my Xbox and keep it plugged in to use the Rainbow 2 on there. I've had it for 2 months and it's still holding up well for me, I haven't really noticed any issues other than sometimes the hair trigger feature won't register, but it depends on the game and how sensitive the in-game trigger settings are. For the price and features it offers, it's great! Hopefully for a future "Rainbow 3" they won't require an extra controller for Xbox use since Microsoft is starting to officially allow third party controllers to work wirelessly.

As other reviews have stated, my X button has also failed. Its getting stuck only after 3 months of normal use. Total junk. Emails are getting ignored so no support at all.

Love it. A whole lot of buttons, highly customizable. Excellent for anything you want to play on pc. Loved the lights. You cam control the color of the lights and everything from the app, as well as customize the buttons and even map keyboard buttons. Controller works with Bluetooth but also with the included USB adapter. Only reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 is that in order to use the keyboard mapping to the buttons you have to have the included USB wireless adapter plugged into your pc. For some reason that feature doesn't work via Bluetooth, and I have to find out on my own because neither the included instructions or the website informed me of that fact. I there than that though, Excellent controller. I have 3 pcs and will probably get 2 more for the other two.

Lots of great things about this controller, the current trend is polling etc... noticeably faster in game, and pulling for wired rates show over a 1k hz. Obviously the big draw now is hall effect, though I think this is mostly because of the influx of cheap potentiometer. These are Alps, I have decade old Alps with no drift. Against the elite 2, and the 8bitdo ultimate, it's a pretty easy pick. A couple quick notes, on board mapping, or profile mapping via the mobile app, including keyboard mapping. Something that is also a great feature - the shoulder m1 and two buttons, and also wireless audio over 2.4 GHz.

i love this controller so much, it fits perfect in my hands, gameplay with it is stellar....the only issue i have is this is my second one in approx 1 year..... the X button started sticking on my first one, then the A button. so i thought, maybe it was just a bad one that i got, so i bought another one in november 2020, and as of today, the X button on this one is now sticking....super sad about this cuz everything else is just amazing....the rgb lights are awesome, no stick drift wireless functions work perfectly, and the charger charges in less than an hour.....i cannot even change out the buttons cuz the standard xbox buttons dont fit....tried cleaning it with alcohol, it stopped sticking for about a day.... so, unfortunately, this is not a reliable controller for the price.......

Me ha gustado mucho su precisión y buen tacto funciona tal cual como indican en su descripción, simplemente una gran opción para aquellos que buscan un control que permita hacer macros, que sea muy ergonómico. Tras varias horas de uso me ha dejado muy buenas sensaciones.

I was initially positive on this, but I have to come to the conclusion that this is a terrible controller. Pro: - Feel is good. - Extra buttons are nice. - Turbo function is handy. Cons: - After 5 months, the face buttons (A,B,X,Y) started sticking, rendering the controller unusable. - Contacted customer support for warranty, zero reply. - Short battery life (~6h). - Plugging to a USB charger breaks wifi connection. To charge while playing, you have to unplug the wifi dongle, and physically plug the controller through USB, to the PC you are playing on. Bottom line, get a Flydigi or a Gamesir instead.