ORDA Gaming Controller Wireless Gamepad Compatible with PC and Laptop with Motion Motors and Audio Function, Mini LED Indicator, USB Cable and Anti-Slip - Blue

Not gonna lie, I initially picked this up as a cheap option to have extra controllers so my family can all play couch games together. I went in with the mindset that "If it sucks I can return it." It completely blew that expectation out of the water. No one in the house has a single complaint on it. I really enjoy using it and the rubberized grip is really nice and keeps your hands from being sweaty. Battery life is really good, have used it for 4-5 hours in a day without needing to charge it. No problems there. Honestly, for the price it's absolutely better than the DS4 in every way I have found. I can't think of a single thing the regular PS4 DS4 controller does that's better. It's a good controller and it works well.To sync it, you just plug it in and turn it / the PS4 on together and away you go. You do not need to leave it plugged in. It's wireless all the way around. I haven't tested it w/ a PC for bluetooth but I don't think there would be any problem. As a 33y/o father to 4 little gamers, it's a great controller.

The page listing had this as a PC controller, but let's not kid ourselves, it is a PS4 controller and the instructions on the box indicate as such.This does not mean it can't be used in a PC however. To connect it wirelessly, you need to have a Bluetooth enabled PC or laptop and it must be paired to it by connecting the USB cable to it so that it is detected. Once that is done, disconnect the controller from USB and then press the Home button and Share button at the same time until a blinking blue light turns on right below the controller pad. Once this is blinking, go into your Bluetooth settings and add a new device. It will register as wireless controller.Now to the controller itself. It has a good weight to it, the grips are textured to make it easier to hold and the buttons have a good feel to them. The shoulder buttons are a little flimsy, but I would imagine they will not be as needed on a PC as they are for a PS4. Overall, very happy with the cost and functionality.

This product worked fine initially but required me to reset it atleast twice a day. Recently, It started turning off by itself. I charged it straight to monitor if something was wrong with the battery but it turned out the controller's hardware has some issues. Now, Its been two months since I bought it but it doesn't work. It just turns on and the light on it blinks to find the connection but it doesn't establish the connection at all. The controller also doesn't work with the USB cable. I tried to reset it after connecting to USB cable but it doesn't establish the connection anymore. The light which used to turn on as Green after the blinking light(While establishing connection). Now after the blinking light the connection doesn't establish and instead of turning to green it turns off. WORST PURCHASE EVER. TOTALLY WASTED MY MONEY ON THIS CONTROLLER. THOUGH IT FEELS GOOD WHILE HOLDING IT BUT MY PERSONAL EXPERIENCE HAS BEEN TERRIBLE WITH THIS PRODUCT.

Overall I love this controller. It feels great in the hands, i love that the grips have a rubber texture, it really dosnt make my hands sweat like other controllers tend to do. The battery life is about the same or maybe a little better than a Sony controller. The thumbsticks do feel a little bit smaller, but they do send rubber covers for them which makes them feel normal sized which is nice. However, my biggest complaint is the "dead zone", (which is the area of movement around the thumbsticks where it wont move your character), the deadzone is very small and trying to play a shooter like call of duty is EXTREMELY difficult. Ive tried adjusting the in-game sensitivity and it really does NOT help enough to compensate for the thumbsticks. Constantly find myself over swinging the target when aiming. So for playing a competitive shooter, i would not recommend this controller, but it seemed to work fine when playing a game like Red Dead Redemtion2. With all that being said, its a great controller for the price and I would recommend to anyone that does not play shooter based games, however I will be buying a Sony brand controller in the near future for games like CoD.

Tips to set up on a computer:1. Plug in first using cable.2. A lot of computers don't have bluetooth capabilities, even high end rigs. Buy a dongle - it's $10-$15 on the cheaper end. If you don't buy a dongle, this will just function as a wired controller.3. There are several free programs that allow you to change inputs so this can play on games that only accept xbox controllers. I am using InputMapper, but DS4 is also a great program. The controller will still play like a PS4 controller.Overall a great controller at an attractive price. It's worth the extra money to get this one with some great features, but still much cheaper than an actual PS4 controller. I've had a $20 controller for the longest time, and it was really starting to get worn down, so I made this purchase.- Generally an attractive controller. Looks good on your desk or whatever.- God hand feel, nice rubberized grips.- Nice key response and joystick response. There is a subtle click that lets you know what you did.- Paw print grips for controllers. Cute touch.