Cipon Wired Controllers Compatible with PS-2 Console, 2 Pack Vibration Gamepad Remote with 2.2M Cable (Red&Blue)

I recieved these 2 controllers yesterday thanks amazon, and they are beautiful looking, new out of the package. Beautiful crystal clear blue and red.unlike every other chinese unofficial PS2 controllers of this shape (and I have tried most of them) these analog sticks work perfectly. They finally got it right. I've had no problems playing Vice City with any buttons. You can play any shooter or driving game with these very well.My only 2 differences noticed between it and a real dualshock, it's a bit heavier (probably due to the vibration magnet motors), (very sturdy feeling, I was not expecting for the price, personally I don't use vibration much, I don't prefer it on usually). Second difference is the analog sticks they have less resistance to being pushed.The controllers were packed securely during shipping to avoid damage. And you get 2 of them. It's really great for the price. I am highly pleased with this purchase. Thank you for this product!Thanks amazon reviews which I read a few before buying, high rating helped me to find these.

So my son pulled out the PlayStation and needed to get a new remote control. He was kind of hesitant buying it online, but did anyway and turns out he was pleased with his purchase the Price ability and everything is great. Highly recommended.

These PS2 controllers are vary decent, and work quite well.I wont however give it 5 stars as there is still some minor issues that I noticed when testing them and comparing them to original PS2 Dual Shock 2 (DS2) controllers on a signal monitor.1. The joy sticks aren't nearly as accurate as the original DS2 controllers.There is a little bit of a dead zone in the center which isn't too much of an issue, and their output does sweep well moving from left to right and up to down. But, when going from Up to Right, or anything else like that, the output signal doesn't transition as accurate as a DS2 and tends to jump from one to the other at about the 2 o'clock position.2. The buttons are too springy for pressure sensitivity to work.While all the buttons that should be pressure sensitive like on a DS2 controller. The buttons are too springy/strong to even use such feature. When using them its basically pressed or not pressed, and its extremely difficult to get any reading in-between.3. The L2 and R2 buttons have some small dead areas in them.On a original DS2 controller you can hit the buttons basically in any spot and they will work. But with these there is some small dead spots in the corners. This shouldn't be too much of an issue, but its something to be aware of so you don't hit it wrong and drop a input.Again these are all minor issues and unless you're playing a extremely accurate game, or a game that relies heavily on button pressure sensitivity, you should be fine with these controllers.

I was way overdue to get new controllers for my PS2, but when I got these, they work amazingly well. I was trying my best to look for new controllers but some of them were out of my price range, but when I saw these ones, I got them and now I can play on my PS2 with ease and no frustration. Also, they came in my two favorite colors.

For context, I brought a PS2 to add to my Console Collection, ranging from the NES Era Consoles, at least up to the Gamecube Era Consoles. Finding 1st Party controllers are pretty difficult, especially in very good, to new condition, and if you do, they are expensive compared to some 3rd Party sellers.And it brings me to these controllers. My main purpose to grab these (3 in total) is to play Offline Multiplayer with friends if they come over, to play some 007, or Crash Nitro Kart, with the Multitap I have.For a baseline, these controllers are well worth it, even if the buttons are not Pressure Sensitive, in fact, I would say better without the pressure sensitivity.Pros:• Controllers do indeed feel pretty good for a base cost like this• DPad has a Pivot.• Buttons feel nice, and the shape of the controllers feel comfortable to my hands (large hands).50/50s:• No pressure sensitivity. This is great for most games, as they really just don't use this one feature often. They used pressure sens on EVERYTHING, but the Start, Select, L3, and R3. This controller only has On/Off inputs for their buttons instead, which is welcome to me. For the racing games, this would make sense if you were to have an Analog Trigger, so there is some sort of remapable area (like Gran Turismo 3), you can use said Analog Triggers.Cons:• For the price point, I can't really give a con, unless you count that the deadzones might be off, or the calibration is wonky. It happened to one of my controllers, and I conpletely replaced and Calibrated a new thumbstick into it, and feels just about the same. It was a fun side project, but probably not that fun for some person who just want to play their PS2 games.

So far these work great!! Buttons are crisp. Works with my PS2 slim. And the vibration is crazy good. Works just as good as original PS2 dualshock controllers. My PS2 console was literally in the trunks of my last couple cars for several years. Pulled it out and my controllers weren't working properly. These work perfectly, super happy and the price is awesome 👌

Works great as a replacement

Likes: Button, analog and triggers are responsive and the material feels smooth and firm.Dislikes: no button sensitivity in face button (a soft press is a hard press), haven't felt either controller vibrate since purchase and alot of dead deadzone in analog.Other than those issues they work well to play playstation games.