Works and does exactly what its suppose to do!Great Job Sony on a great product!I would definitely recommend owning one of these because they work well with so many game titles.

My only real complaint with this product is that even though Sony still manufactures them and supports them by allowing their use in PS4 games, for some reason they're still made with the very outdated USB technology from their original creation and that means they can only be charged with a USB capable of data transfer and while plugged into a PS3/4 or PC with the drivers already installed, so the basic USB mini cables you have laying around might not do the job (USB mini, not micro used in current phones/tablets)

I don't know, I feel like Sony should have wedged some sensors into this baby and slapped another glowy orb on top and made it a second type of move controller as opposed to something roughly analogous to a better thought

Thank you Sony :)

I don't know, I feel like Sony should have wedged some sensors into this baby and slapped another glowy orb on top and made it a second type of move controller as opposed to something roughly analogous to a better thought

But I do have to say, Nunchuck aside, that I feel Sony should have put vibration into the Navigation controller, as well as at least a single accelerometer or motion sensor of some sort (at least, as far as I can tell, it lacks both of these things...

It seems like Sony is copying the Wii so don't buy #the worst

Once again i must commend Sony for creating such a COMFORTABLE navigation controller

Didn't work for the application I intended it for, but can't fault Sony for that.

It may not look like much but holding and using it feels 'natural' and all the familiar controls are easy to reach even though it may take a little practice to get used to the unexpected but necessary O