GameSir T4 Pro Wireless Gaming Controller for Windows PC/Switch/Android/iPhone,PC Controller with 4 Programmable Butoons,Dual-Vibration and Turbo Gamepad Joystick with LED Backlight

Coming from an old logitech f710 whose rubber had started rubbing off, I wanted a decent, non-rubber, wireless, xbox-style controller. I found this, and thought "eh, it's probably some cheap Chinese junk." While it might be Chinese, it isn't junk.I find the design a little odd, since they made it based on the switch pro controller, but gave it the Xbox style lettering scheme. It connects natively to four different devices: Computer, Android, IOS, and Switch. To connect to your PC, you have to use the attached USB dongle, which I personally don't mind. I know some people have a problem with that since they want to use Bluetooth, but it doesn't use Bluetooth to connect to windows or Mac. I dont know if the dongle allows it to work with Xbox, but I wouldn't bet on it.Other than that, the product is fantastic for the price. The triggers have a little leeway, and aren't the best for anything requiring precision triggers, but chances are if you're looking at low price controllers, you don't care too much. Buttons feel like proper controller buttons, and the battery life is very long. I've never had this thing die on me mid-game. So long as you plug it in every couple of days, you're good to go. The programmable functions seem to work, though I haven't found much of a use for them. If you have different games, you can't switch between any profiles of any kind.The plastic is nice. The top has the grainy texture, and the bottom of the grips has a diamond-shaped texture. It does get a little slippery if you have sweaty hands like me, but otherwise very nice. I haven't noticed any cramping in my hands either.

Works great on my Linux, Windows, and Android devices.One note, don't move the control sticks around while they are pressed in. It misaligns the calibration and makes it think you're constantly tilting the stick. But it fixes itself after a while if you stop pressing while tilting.

Three months later.Everything still works. Analog sticks arent jammed or gunked up.It is mildly light and you may accidentally hit buttons you don't intend. Especially the D pad.The back buttons are placed right at the ring finger and pinkyNobody wants to use their pinky for a button.So it ruins the grip during excited moments where you have to be mindful about the buttons.Having a software kit to actually manage the controller would be amazing.That does not exist.The start and select buttons are shifted to the high top. And its weird. It feels. Weird.The plastic is well designed. Id suggest getting some decal pads to help with slipping and enhance the look.It is a useable controller that you have to adjust a bit for. But still the better option than the other controllers at this price range.It has a dongle. It is A bit big and squishes the usb port frame when the other is being used and it isn't toooo friendly with USB3 but it works and its fine. For YOU. Not as a gift. Dont be that person.

I love this product. The GameSir T4 Pro Controller is worth it. It comes with a charging cable, a mount for a phone, stickers, and an instruction manual. The controller itself is based off the basic Xbox controller design except for 4 key differences. There are 2 back buttons, there is a turbo button, the controller buttons and the right joystick light up when turned on, and there is a specific way to connect the controller to a device for the first time. For example, when connecting the controller to an iPhone, hold B + Start until the indicator starts flashing, go to the Bluetooth settings on your iPhone, and select Xbox Wireless Controller. The only thing I do not love about the controller is that the buttons are a little stiff when clicking them.

That's all. The controller is really great and comfortable otherwise. Compatibility was great with my iPad and Apple TV. But I found the triggers to be honestly just awful. They curve up toward the end, unlike any other controller I've ever used, which forced my fingers to press them at a strange angle, and also the resting position was uncomfortable. They're also really mushy. The whole controller is great, other than the triggeres. My fingers got sore after a while with the angle and I ultimately returned it. I'll get an Xbox or PS5 controller.

For the price this controller offers all the features I was looking for out of an Xbox elite controller. The instructions on how to set up the back buttons can be confusing but once your use to it its quick an easy process.Offers the option to sync via USB dongle or Bluetooth and is very responsive.The negatives i found are.It looks and feels like its made from cheap material. I personally don't mind as the functionality far outweigh this for me but if its important to you, buyers beware.Its not hard to accidentally change or reset the programmed buttons on the back.Only once in 6+ months I have used it but once it "froze" and had to wait for the battery to die for it to work again.otherwise an excellent controller.