AceGamer Wireless Controller for PS4 Game Compatible with PS4/Pro/PC with Motion Motors and Audio Function,Mini LED Indicator,USB Cable and Anti-Slip (Starry Sky)

I was on the fence on whether or not to buy this as I'm big into gaming and I didnt want my PS experience to be lessened by a knockoff remote. But given the enormous price difference between this one and a Sony branded one, I figured it would hurt to try. This remote is quite rough on the vibration (doesn't really distinguish between large attacks and small ones). Other than that, I cant believe how good it is! Absolutely worth the price. Its sturdy, looks good, feels good. I’ll definitely buy again.

Controller works perfectly, was only supposedly to be for like the media element of my old PS4 for my kids but they have been playing some kids games on it also so may perhaps need to purchase a 2nd soon. It doesn't feel like a cheap rip off, very strudy and roughly same weight as the legit Sony controllers.

Originally I was going to give this a 1-2 Star rating out of confusion I was having with the controller. Overall the controller looks really nice and feels great to use for playing games. I was initially confused about the Turbo Function when my X button started going Turbo Mode, making certain games hard to play. I couldn't seem to find any form of Turbo Button on the controller and it didn't help that the manual I had received in the box was for a different controller model which DID have a Turbo Button. I decided to try to figure out how to active Turbo on this specific controller and after trying every possible button combination, I've figured out that the SHARE button (Usually used for PS4's share menu) is ALSO the Turbo Mode Programmable button. If you hold the button, then press another button, you turn on Turbo Mode for that specific button, then holding SHARE again and pressing the button again turns it off. Hopefully this might help for anyone else that might be confused, just like I was.

Using for PS4 - Great value for the price. Feels nice and weighty, rear triggers have the right level of resistance for partial up to full depression. USB-C connection enables quick charging, and the battery life is good.

Yeah never mind. After constant unplugging/replugging to re-establish connectivity, the USB port disconnected from the circuit board. So now it's trash. Got maybe 200 hours out of it. ---------- Probably got about 30 hours of play on this now, and it became clear very quickly what the good and bad points of this controller were. First, the good points: This is a rock solid unit from a button point of view. Every button feels very tight with great feedback and response. I especially like how the options and share buttons are actually raised and not flush like in the standard DS4. The non-slip handles aren't that non-slip but do help get a better grip on the unit. Neutral points - Not a big fan of the design, and while the supplied button caps are useful, again, not a fan of the design. But they're OK. I cannot comment on battery life because ... Bad points - the bluetooth is trash. Just absolutely useless. The longest connectivity I had was approximately 7 minutes, but more averagely around 30 seconds before disconnecting. I assume the bluetooth is faulty in this unit, and I almost returned it, but it works so well as a wired unit that I kept it. I would definitely recommend it as a purchase, at this price, but just watch out for connectivity issues.

Battery doesn't last as long as I'd hoped it would and it has crashed and stopped working at times

This might be a 3rd party controller but it performs perfectly. The left stick sometimes squeaks but it doesn't affect the usability. The kids love it too because of the cosmic colour scheme.

Really pleased but be mindful a PS4 lead is not compatible so I used my Samsung charger and it works fine.