ZD-V+ Vibration-Feedback USB Wired Gamepad Controller Joystick Support PC(Windows XP/7/8/8.1/10) & PS3 & Android (PS architecture) - [Black]

I needed one of these for Rocket League on the PC as the keyboard controls were doing my head in! Wow, what a difference to game play. The controller comes well packaged with decent instructions. Setting up was very straight forward, plug in, and off you go, ready to play. This was on Windows 10. Quality of the control is very good, I've never owned a PC controller and can only compare it to the PS3 controllers I have. I ordered another not long after testing and confirming everything works well, and that the build quality was good. I'd say the build quality is in a similar league to the PS3 controllers, they don't feel cheap and that they're going to break with a bit of abuse from the kids. Cable is long enough if you're sitting close to the machine, but as I was going to be using these for a 2 player setup, I ordered 2 of the Amazon basic 2m USB extensions. Plugged them into the extension cables and a very old non-powered USB 1 hub, and they perform well without any issues at all. No issues with seller William-G, and would 100% use again. Seller also contacted a few days after to confirm I'm happy with my purchase and to contact them if I do have any issues. So while these may cost a slight bit more than some of the other controllers out there, I think these are worth that little bit extra for peace of mind. Defo recommended!!

Arrived 2 days early and planning to use with my PC and PS3. My main games are GTA 5 and PS2 games on PS3 and Rocket League on PC. On PC I plugged it in and worked straight away and was in a game of soccar. On PS3 I had a go on GTA 5 too see how it went, and was pretty damn good. The buttons feel far more definite than on a Dualshock 3, and the analog sticks feel much more user-controlled. The D-pad also has a very nice feel to it, having a more "click-y" feel to it than the DS3. The switch from DirectInput to XInput seems a little odd seeing as most games on Steam use Xinput instead. The only use I saw for it was using it on PS3. Another thing I noticed was that the Start, Select and V (PS) button feel pretty flimsily and feel like something out of a £5 GAME controller. One more thing is that the L2 and R2 buttons feel too loose when pressing them at the far end with the index finger. Overall, credit to Zhidong for making such a nice controller at a cheap price. Would recommend to anyone looking for a cheap alternative to the Dualshock 3, or 360 Controller for Windows (but if you have an extra £10, get that for PC!)

Having been a Playstation fan I was used to using the PS style controller. I have given up gaming but ever since updating my Windows & PC to Windows 10 found myself occasionally playing games such Asphalt, Dream League Soccer and Modern Combat amongst others. Hence when it came to purchasing a controller there was only one style I was going to purchase - PS style. This gamepad feels premium and feels exactly the same as a PS gamepad. It has played PC games successfully, no lag or issues at all. On Android, it is a bit of a hit and miss. Some games work, others do not accept the gampad although it is recognised. I'm not sure whether that is an issue with Android itself, but just be careful if you're looking to use on Android only. Looks a charm, works a charm and good price too. Recommended!

This controller is okay. It's what you'd expect from a generic USB gamepad. It's relatively ergonomic and easy to hold, but I found the responsiveness and accuracy of the buttons and joysticks to be somewhat underwhelming. Connectivity is okay, the wire isn't super long but it does alright for use at a PC. Doesn't offer a whole lot of functionality, but I guess something like this is okay if you can only afford something basic, otherwise, go with official controllers or known brands for better overall quality.

I usually use an Xbox 360 controller for PC gaming but the d-pad is too spongy for fighting games. I saw a lot of good reviews on this gamepad and thought I may as well give it a go since it's cheap and the d-pad looked decent. After using the controller I was stunned at just how good it feels. Much better for fighting games than an Xbox controller - very responsive, comfortable and accurate. The only downsides are 1) the length of the cable (1.5m) but USB extenders are cheap enough if you need a longer cable and 2) some games state the controller is unrecognised and ask you to set it up (though the only game that has stated this so far, for me, is Forza Horizons 4). This is just perfect for people who want a decent d-pad for fighting games.

This is a very nice controller with a very nice feel when you hold it, analog sticks aren't too stiff and work perfectly, overall, there is nothing wrong with this controller and it's worth the money. I had to set this up on linux using a package called xboxdrv which is the driver for the xbox controllers, yep this is an xbox compatible controller, you may be able to use this on an xbox 360 and xbox One, however I am not sure about the original xbox. I have only used this controller for game emulation including playing Wii games, no joke and it works great for emulation. I would definately recommend this controller to anyone looking to get into the game emulation world!

I've had this product for a week now, so have decided that a review is now due. The first thing you notice is how well made this game pad is, £14.99 really isn't a lot of money to pay for any game controller, but for one as well made as this one is very pleasing. I run Windows 10 Pro, and the game pad was recognized, and installed, without any fuss at all. I was up and running in less than a minute in fact. The use of buttons, instead of "proper" triggers, is a new concept for me, and takes a little getting used to at first. My only problem with them is they need to be pressed hard, sometimes, to be registered by the game. I still don't think there is much to be too disappointed with. And just to clear up, there is no adapter in the box to convert the USB to a mini USB device (such as an Android mobile phone or tablet) the picture here may confuse people into thinking one is included. It's still well worth the money I paid though, I will buy an adapter at a later date.

I'm sad that I have to leave this review because I bought one of these controllers a year ago and it worked perfectly right up until about a week ago. However, now that I've tried to buy a new one it seems that the manufacturing quality has plummeted. I bought two new ones (the second one after the first one didn't work) and found that the trigger buttons continuously fail if held down. It seems that the controllers have an issue with creating a continuous response when you have multiple inputs. For example, I was playing the new Shadow of War game in which you use the left trigger to aim your bow and the right trigger to charge and fire a shot, or to crouch. When just pressing the trigger and holding it, there seemed to be no issue, but when the character was moving around as well it would often release the trigger button despite it still being physically held down. This makes the game unplayable because you don't know if, as you approach an enemy from behind, you're going to pop out of sneak mode and break into a sprint, or if you're charging up an arrow or trying to aim your bow and you end up just rapid firing worthless uncharged shots. I was willing to give it the benefit of the doubt the first time round but I've now received two controllers with this same issue. I've checked all my drivers and my old version of this controller works just fine, so I can only assume it's a manufacturing fault.