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

This controller feels solid and responsive right out of the box. The dual connection modes make it easy to switch between wireless and wired use, and the connection stays stable during gameplay. The dual vibration motors add a nice immersive touch without feeling overwhelming. It’s comfortable to hold for long gaming sessions, with good button feedback and smooth controls. Overall, a reliable and well-built controller that works great for both casual and competitive gaming.

he MSI Force GC30V2 has been a fantastic controller for my PC gaming setup. I mainly use it to play Battlefield 6, and the performance is smooth and responsive with zero lag. The dual vibration motors add great feedback during gameplay, and the wireless connection has been rock-solid. It feels comfortable in my hands for long gaming sessions, and the buttons and joysticks have a quality, precise feel. The option to switch to wired when needed is a nice bonus, too. If you’re looking for a reliable, well-built controller for PC gaming, this one delivers.

Feels like a quality controller, love the magnetic metal pad that you can swap out. Connection is quick and stable. Buttons are nice and quite without feeling squishy.

I don't always read 100% of the description on an item before I buy, but this one surprised me in one way that I'll get to in the positives. Overall, very good feeling controller. It has a slightly rough matte finish for a decent grip, and even better, it has lines in the triggers and bumpers to catch your fingers. They definitely feel inexpensive, but they work well to catch your grip, which is great. The controller is rechargeable, which its companion, a first-party X-Box controller, is not. This is mostly good with a little bit of bad, because there's no battery bay to open up and replace, and even if there were, it would be a proprietary Li-Ion that would be impossible to find in 5-10 years anyway. For the price, definitely worth it! It mostly feels solid like a real X-Box controller, and even has rubber grips on the sides, which the name-brand sure doesn't! The buttons are all in the right place and the shoulders are nice and clicky, while the triggers resist just enough to feel like you can slowly pull them back. That's all for naught compared to the coolest feature of this controller: Hot-swappable digital pad! The analog sticks are perfectly fine, but the D-pad is a dream. You can swap out the standard plus-sign with a "pro controller" type multi-directional disk easily due to it being magnetic. You heard me, it clicks on with MAGNETS (how do they work?). Both options are actually quite weighty as they're made of metal, not plastic. Now, there are some minor issues, like the non-replaceable battery situation, as well as the fact that it requires a dongle (heh, "dongle") to operate with your PC rather than just a built-in Bluetooth, but that's pretty minor so far. That said, they shouldn't discourage you from grabbing this well-built controller that easily competes with its first-party version!

This is a good controller for the price. I just wanted something to replace an old worn out xbox 360 controller for my PC. This is a controller that will live in the living room, get knocked around by pets and potentially get stuff spilled on it. I wanted something that was not expensive and would work, and for that purpose this controller is great. Better than a lot of other non first party controllers and it is wireless. The controller is almost an exact copy of the 360 controller shape. The plastic feels a little hollow but has a good weight in the hands. The joysticks are responsive and the face buttons click satisfyingly. I have been using it to play mass effect and I have had no issues in my 10 ish hours of playing. Controller has already survived a 2 foot drop onto a wood floor while it was charging and survived like a champ. If you need a controller for kids or for something you are going to throw into a bag this is a great option.

Worked well enough for about a year of occasional gaming. But then I didn't use it for a few months and recently discovered it just doesn't charge anymore. So keep in mind it probably won't last very long. It's a cheap option.

Bought this with a spare Amazon gift card and MSI know how to make solid peripherals. This blows the old Razer Serval that I bought off of Amazon years ago out of the water. It looks like a massively improved Xbox controller with none of the downsides. The extra USB-A to micro-USB cable doesn't just charge the controller, I can still use it wired on my PC, my Android retro handheld, or my Switch. The controller is also lighter than I expected given the solid build, another plus. The wireless dongle works great, even with my router broadcasting on the 5GHz and 2.4GHz band, there's no interference. Even being feet away from the microwave doesn't kill the RF connection. I may buy another one just to have a set of reliable and solid controllers after years of looking for a decent universal controller.

Works well but it took a lot of troubleshooting to realize it only works wirelessly when the dongle is plugged into a USB2 port. (With the cable a USB3 port did work.)