The first one I had broke after just about 7 months, the right trigger breaking a bit of the plastic holding it to the spring, rendering the button usable, but barely

Its a bit clunky but for 20 bucks its a steal

Gamesir were kind enough to replace the broken controller, which was a greatly appreciated bit of service

Makes playing retro games a lot easier, but occasionally it seems to "lag" just a bit...

I have confirmed that this controller will not work with Windows 7 (64 bit)

DS3 was a bit of a struggle since the left analog only has eight degrees of movement, but it worked well enough for me to beat the game twice, going on to my third

The analog sticks are a bit strange because they have to fit the low

Bought one and later bought another one after i tried it, highly reccomended!The only negative critique i can give it is that the analog sticks are a little bit too sensitive and that the cord feels a bit loosely attached to the controller

It's a bit strange since it's flat like a SNES controller but dpad, face buttons, triggers all work nicely

Movement with the sticks is a bit tricky compared to any other controller I've used (learning curve)

but the a, b, x, y button won't work on my laptop or my Samsung galaxy s7 edge