PS4 Controller Wireless, PICTEK 1300mAh Rechargeable Battery Wireless Controller for Playstation 4/Pro/Slim, Game Controller with Dual Vibration/ Touch Pad /Headset Jack/ Six-axis Sensor /Turbo

I bought one a few months back to replace a broken controller. I was skeptical but the price of this controller wasn’t intimidating so I ran with it. Here’s what I concluded:The set up: easy. Instructions are simple and straight forwardThe battery life: settle down, guys. WAAYYY better than the direct Sony PS4 controller. By an unfair margin reallyThe feel: I think it’s amazing in comparison. I would see how if you have small hands like my nephew does, it may be difficult to get used to, but even he preferred it after an hour.The new dpad: rolls sooooo easy. It concerned me looking at the pictures until I used it and LOVED it. It’s hard to go back at this pointIn fairness, I haven’t set up the turbo at all because meh. Not interested just yet. But the instructions provided are pretty simple to understand for when I want to.Like the title says, I just officially purchased my second for all these reasons. Works just as great. Highly highly recommend.User error note: there is a convenience mute switch in the back. At first I thought my mic wasn’t compatible with this controller until I noticed that in the back. Now it works like a dream lol

When I ordered this controller it was mainly because it reminds me of the XBOX controller. A controller I've been in love with since forever. The Playstation controller just doesn't do it for me, but I've made due. To be honest, I NEVER considered grabbing another controller for my PS4 until I laid my eyes on this one.This controller is just the right size for me since I have large hands. It's comfy in my hands. It just feels good to play with. The turbo button is a nice addition if you're into that. I used it once or twice. It really doesn't make too much of a difference, but it's cool to have the option. It'll certainly make shooting with semi automatic rifles in a FPS interesting. The buttons light up too. That's pretty dope.I have only ONE gripe with the controller, but it's definitely not worth taking away a star from the rating. When I plug my Elgato chat link into the headphone jack, it's not as snug as I'd like. I have to constantly wiggle it around. However, any other headphones I plug into the controller works just fine. No big deal. Whenever I'm recording game play, I have to use the PS4 controller.Over all, it's definitely worth the money of not more. Don't tell them. I said that though.

First off, I’m picky—-really picky—about my controllers. I take good care of them and I make sure that they are always stored properly. I’ve had aftermarket controllers before and immediately returned them because they always feel like cheap garbage.But I needed to purchase another controller for my PlayStation 4 because my kids are using the other ones. So I took a gamble… And boy did it pay off! Honestly I am floored. I would seriously be willing to say it is a better controller than the original sony brand. It’s really that good. Extremely smooth joysticks. Sensitive as they should be. D-pad is amazing. Buttons light up and look really sleek. The controller has a perfect weight to it and feels hefty but definitely not too big and bulky like an Xbox controller. Switch underneath allows for quick power on and off. The plastic feels solid. Well-built.I am so unbelievably surprised at how great this controller is. You won’t regret the purchase.***disclaimer—-The only detail that I can’t speak to is longevity. I’ve only had it for a handful of weeks but it has performed flawlessly. Actually, this is my second purchase of the controller because loved the first so much, I now own two!

First I'll start by saying the controller looks and feels great. the battery life is pretty decent, I had no problem synching it to the PS4, visually at least, it's a beautiful design, sadly that's where the good ends, It might be good for children games, but it can't handle real games, It completely changes the way I play, I know how ridiculous it is to blame the controller, but I feel like playing with this is a disadvantage,The controller can't register 2 buttons being pressed at the same time, I play Smite on the PS4, I constantly have that problem when I try to upgrade an ability during a match, I basically have stop playing and carefully press the 2 buttons so that it finally works, so instead of a fraction of a second, now I wasted 7 seconds and got killed because of it.Here's a slightly better explanation:To upgrade an ability, i have to press L1+ Ability Button, normally I could just do that with no problem, but because of this controller inability to register more than 2 buttons at the same time I have to pull away from my team and hide to upgrade an ability because if i try to do it during a fight i'll probably just end up getting killed, so I have to get separated from my team and hide, or run to the base, which kind of screws up my team since i'm constantly leaving them to go 4vs5, then by the time I catch up with them they got killed or the enemy got away or I got caught alone by the whole enemy team.Because of the nature of the game I'm constantly moving around, so that's already 1 button being pressed, then I have to aim (that's 2 buttons), then attack, (3 buttons), all of this is being done simultaneously so at some points my attacks won't go off because i'm moving and aiming so the ability button doesn't register half the time, It's not dependable, and kinda sucks the fun out of the game.EDIT: I've been playing Super Mega Baseball 3 and haven't had a problem, so I guess slow paced games are OK.