SZYUYU Wireless Controller for Ps4 Romote Compatible with Ps4/Slim/Pro/Windows PC, Controller for Ps4 with 3.5mm Audio Jack, Touch Pad,Six Axis Motion Control, Charging Cable (Flame White)

My five year old twins have gone through dozens of remotes in the past year since they started passionately playing minecraft and other games. Of all the knock off and OG remotes we have purchased, two of these are the last ones standing after tons of abuse and accidental drops. We have had them 8 months now! I'm definitely impressed. No noticeable drift or button stick.

These are a good buy for kids that don't need to play all day and night. They stay charged except here my kids don't know how to plug it up when not using. But is durable and works great.

Excellent remote control. Has the new more sturdy charger insert which is much better than previous models. Remote has textured handles to avoid slippage. Buttons are sturdy and battery charge lasts longer. Best of all you can charge it with universal phone charger. Cool design.

Like that it's grippy It does however have a different plug in than the Original ps 4 remotes,but for a Different brand It was a good price It works pretty much the same.I'm just glad I didn't have to spend fifty to sixty dollars on a new remote

Nice! Better than expected. Feels and handles just like original PS controllers.It doesn’t have the controller speaker (not needed anyway), but it does allow headphones to connect to it.Great buy

Bought this because I love emulating classic games I grew up with that aren't commercially available anymore, and it seemed like a decent cheap option. But it wasn't worth saving the extra couple bucks over a more well-known brand.Started playing the original "Silent Hill," which isn't exactly a button-masher (mostly just running and tapping the fire button here and there), and the pause menu kept triggering on its own. It happened probably four or five times. I realized the D-Pad was triggering it when I'd press a very specific direction firmly... the construction is so poor that buttons can apparently trigger other buttons nearby.So I switched to using the joystick... but that made the character kind of go berserk in a weird way. Sometimes I'd press the joystick forward but they'd go sideways, etc. Yeah, the game as tank controls... but it didn't seem to be the result of that. It also seemed like it'd get occasionally "stuck," so sometimes I'd let go... but the character would walk indefinitely until I jiggled the joystick a bit.Finally, within an hour the "Square" button just stopped registering most of the times I pressed it. You'd press it four times, and it'd maybe register one of those four times. Now, in a slowly paced game, this wouldn't necessarily be catastrophic... but of course that's the "run" button in the game I was playing, so holding it down made the character move in an awkward jutting speed where he'd walk and then randomly sprint for a split-second every three-or-so seconds. It was a nightmare.Awful controller. I know it's cheap, but at least work for a few months before you totally crap out!

PS4 controllers may drift. Mine is directly from PlayStation and not safe from the movement drift. For the price of this controller and having the same features as a branded controller that works just as great there is k no reason to pay for a PlayStation controller that can cause an issue when you can get this one instead for cheaper with no problems.

It's a C charger port not USB and it's way bigger than a regular remote but other than that it works great