AceGamer 2 Pack for PS4 Controller, Wireless Controller for PS4/Pro/Slim/PC, with Non-Slip Grip of Both Sides and USB-C Cable! (Black and White)

The game controller turned out to be very high quality. The grips are especially useful for sweaty hands and prevent slipping. Build quality is solid. I use it on PC and the performance has been excellent. Setup is very easy—just plug it into the USB port and it’s ready to use. Great product for the price, highly recommended.

Thanks to this controller I was able to go through "It Takes Two" faster than my boyfriend! This controller was so easy to handle, it is super light but still feels very comfortable on the hands and very cute. Every single button worked accurately and there were no issues. It also connected to our PS4 super fast and the life on the battery surprisingly lasted a long time! Highly recommend if you don't want to spend a lot of money on a PS controller when this one works just as good, or if you don't want to invest so much on your girlfriend since she doesn't play a lot, trust me, she won't tell the difference as I didn't and still had a lot of fun!

Has so far proved to be a good alternative to my stock sony dual shock. I was a bit skeptical, but this listing offers 2 controllers for half the price of one Sony Dual shock, so i figured why not. I'm almost a month into using these, and they work great. The addition of usb-c makes it easier as well. I'm overall quite pleased. I'd daresay it's more comfortable to use than the sony one. The material is gripy and all the buttons, sticks and triggers work well.

Amazing controllers for a low price. The battery life is pretty good. The overall fit and hand is amazing, especially the grip. It's paring and Bluetooth setup is however slow and awkward, sometimes not letting me pair it from my console to my phone. It is fixable. The sensitivity is amazing as well.

Doesn’t have a speaker, it probably says that in the description but didn’t look, otherwise good controller have for almost a year and still doing good. Kind of low quality feeling but still works fine.

I thought it would feel cheap because of the price. I’m genuinely surprised at how nice it feels. It’s just as heavy and has the same feel as a Dual Shock controller. The responsiveness is nice for a casual gamer and I haven’t noticed any difference. It connected to my PS4 as soon as I plugged it in. My only issue is that it only comes with one charger, luckily I can use my iPad charger. Will update if anything changes!

Controller feels great and responds well, however the pairing instructions included only address PS4. To pair these to a steamdeck vis Bluetooth, make sure that Bluetooth is on from the steamdeck settings menu. You should see a message "Seaching for Devices" Now simultaneously press & hold the Home and Share button (this is the little round button abocmve the left analog and D-Pad. The controller should begin fast double flashing to indicate it is in pairing mode. At this point you should see Wireless Conroller on your steamdeck display...tap this and you will pair and the light on the controller will stop flashing and go solid. Sadly I cannot get the controllers to auto-connect and have to put them in pairing mode and tap connect on my steam deck every time. Hope this helps someone! Happy gaming!

Pros: -Looks amazing - I like the thumb nubs. Everyone else (4 other people) who tried the controller didn't like it, but for me, I love it. They are removeable if that isn't your thing. - I use the controller for most of my games. PS1, PS2, PS3, Xbox, Xbox 360, and half of my N64 games (The other half a N64 is still better because on how use to the controls I am), and gamecube is still far better to use a gamecube controller. So it's above and beyond for emulating gamers. -All my PS3 controllers I have bought would have been broken by now. I bought this because I gave up on PS3 controllers. I have beaten 100+ games in the span of 3 months, so I put my controllers through... well.. a lot. Cons: -Thumb Nubs come off too easily. Sometimes impacts game play more than it helps. The extra grip it gives is pretty crazy good, and the feeling is nice, but at the cost of probably every few days of using it a lot, it might just pop off mid-match. -When charging, the charging cord always sticks out a little, this by itself isn't that much of an issue if it wasn't for... the next problem... -(Non-Bluetooth) Disconnects... If the charging cord is at specific angles, it will unplug. With it unplugging it can take nearly 5-6 seconds to reconnect, it has costed me a decent amount of games until I replaced the cord it came with for a much longer one where I can move it to how I want. My computer can't connect to BlueTooth so I can't speak for that part. The adaptor I bought doesn't seem to work, not on the controller, as it works for none of my devices, so I can't test out this function. -The charging cord is too small (might not be an issue if you can play via wireless) -When disconnects, because it has a mic in it, it seems to want to default to this even when I set it to not default to the controller mic. Making people unable to hear me because the mic doesn't work without a mic extension, and I can't seem to just disable the mic all together. ~~BIGGEST CON~~: I can't use this for a few games. The D-Pad buttons. If you don't press nearly the absolute edge of these, it might press the down or up buttons as well as the left and right. Most presses will be fine, it's probably like 1/5 casual button presses will push an up or down. If you can press the very left/Right, it will work pretty much everytime. It's just annoying for it to even do this to begin with. Games like Tekken, Street Fighter, Mortal Kombat, or any games that heavily uses the D-Pad, and based on your D-Pad directs, it can make or break you, you do NOT want to use this controller, I had to get a specific controller for those games. Thankfully, the vast majority of games either has light use-age of the D-Pad, or no D-Pad or Optional D-Pad or something like Kingdom Hearts where you just use up or down (With some exception), and even then it's still optional D-Pad. Games that can Simi-Use the D-Pad and still have no issue: Gauntlet Seven Sorrows is a good example, your magic is based on your D-Pad, but it will always do whatever D-Pad you pressed first because of the cooldown, so it doesn't matter that it presses another D-Pad, so it's perfectly fine for that. Other games aren't as lucky. Overall, I'd say depends on your needs. If you needed it for games like the described ones above, then get a different controller. If you need it for nearly any other, this is a good buy. Will last long, trust me, if it can survive what I put it through, then this should be perfect for you.