PowerA Wired Controller Officially Licensed by Microsoft Compatible with Xbox One, Xbox One S, Xbox One X & Windows 10 – Black

High quality controller, that almost feels no different to a Microsoft xbox one controller.Feels very nice in my hands, and appears to be quite durable, and can withstand my button mashing and dodge spamming in NiER Automata.I use this for my PC, and windows picked it up instantly, and installed the drivers extremely fast (and automatically without my prompting): a true plug and play experience.The wire is EXTREMELY long, so I well more than enough to reach the back USB ports of my PC under my desk.No latency issues whatsoever.Honestly, this controller is unbeaten at this price range, and I honestly would not pick up anything else, considering this exists

The controller was a lot lighter than I expected when I bought it but didn't take long to adjust to and is in no way a downside to the product. The fact that it is much lighter than the old Xbox 360 wired pad I had been using means longer gaming sessions don't cause as much fatigue on my wrists and hands.The design is sleek and stylish and seems very well made. The triggers are easy to press and very responsive. The fact that the controller can be disconnected for easier storage also means that the wire doesn't get damaged at the joint of where it connects to the controller like on older wired pads.

Nice feel in the hands, great pad. Only thing is the analogs and Bumpers aren’t near as reactive as the original Xbox pads. For the money it’s a great product.

The controls are sensitive, the cable is the perfect length and it feels lightweight and sturdy. 95% satisfied, the only downside is the analogues feel cheap and the controller vibrations are core only, nothing in the triggers, there's also a faint buzz when you use headphones. All together good product for the price, arrived a few days before it was scheduled to.Conclusion: is it worth it? ✓ Yeah

Took a gamble on this controller after my official Xbox 360 controller analogue sticks started playing up. Long story short, it's not great for what I need it for and I'm probably going to drop the money on an official Xbox One Controller and keep this one as a backup.It looks really nice on first impressions, feels nice to touch but is overall pretty cheaply built. Buttons feel good, triggers are fine. The analogue sticks have a textured edge that I'm not really a fan of but I can see how they'd help with grip.The vibration is pretty weak and rather than a green LED surrounding the Xbox logo like most Xbox controllers, this one has a piercing white light that is really distracting when playing in the dark.My main problem with this controller is that the D-pad seems to be really unresponsive when pressing diagonally. There seems to be a dead zone when pressing in a diagonal direction and although it does kind of work, it's just not feasible for any games that heavily rely on the D-pad.Still, if you need a reasonably cheap controller and you are using the D-pad minimally, I think this could be the one for you. It is definitely functional for shooters and games where you just use the D-pad in four directions. I found myself reverting back to my Xbox 360 controller for D-pad based games as it's just so much better.I found that it integrated seamlessly with Windows 10 but I had a hell of a job getting it to work on Windows 7 and still haven't got it to work. This could be my fault so I'm not blaming the controller for this but it's just worth bearing in mind.Positive:Analogue sticks are pretty goodButtons are solidReasonably pricedNegative:D pad very unresponsiveFeels cheapVibration weakCouldn't make it work on Windows 7

It does as it says, needed a controller for emulations or games I'd prefer to play using a controller, so when I saw the design, price, and reviews, it seemed too good to be true, but this thing is great! The design I went for was black and blue, soft texture, and has great buttons, not too loud vibration, and the best thumbstick I've seen on any controller. Gets the job done and worth the price.

Purchased this replacement Wired Xbox controller as a present for my son. Did not work from first use. LT button is faulty so that it activates frequently whilst playing a game even when not pressed. Son was most P'd off with it.Worse still. Amazon, who fulfilled the order, refused to collect it from me, so to return it I would have to get to a post office as apparently it needs to be scanned there (ok that might normally not be a major problem but bearing in mind the town I live is in the highest Covid infection area in Europe right now that is really not ideal) So I will be ordering and paying for a replacement. Probably an official Xbox item I guess .(and obviously not from Amazon!) Seems like Amazon are basically forcing people to make unnecessary journeys to a post office in the middle of a pandemic, putting people at risk, to return an item that will be binned anyway! So basically I'm going to have to write off the £40 I paid. Even in normal times if an item is sent to you that is faulty upon receipt a reputable seller would offer to collect it. (well that's in my 30 years of customer service experience) Looks like Amazon want to have their cake and eat it!

I bought this specific model because it is officially licensed. Now, I have 2x Gen 1 controllers and 1x Gen 2 controller (the one with the 3.5mm jack.), all originals. I approached it with high expectations, I needed a 4th controller for local games with friends, and up to now it didn't disappoint me. It feels like the original ones, quality is as expected, bumpers feel a lot better than both Gen 1 and Gen 2. If I was not so spoiled about wireless controllers I would have probably made this my main one. What else to add? It has the 3.5mm Jack too, and it was literally a quarter the price of the official one.