AUFGLO Gaming Controller for PS3, Wireless Move/Motion Controller Gamepad with Upgraded Joystick Compatible with Play Station - 3 (Blue Lightning and Red Starry Sky)

Bought as a gift for my son after his original controllers started wandering. These work fine, look the part, and feel like the originals. Thumbs up from him so I feel comfortable recommending them!

Lightweight controllers work as well as any other but they have fun designs on them. Kids love them. They are rechargeable which is great as we don't have to pay out for batteries all the time and they last along time with a full charge.

It would not pull up screen to change the controller number 1 2 3 4 .When playing on charger lead and I turned off machine it turned it back on again

They will be used a lot great fun

This Aufglo PS3 controller double pack (£24.99 at time of review) had to have been the most confusing product listing I'd seen! Thankfully they have corrected some of the details.It is a 2 pack of PS3 controllers with pretty vivid designs and as PS3 controllers these operate as standard using the usual bluetooth connection (the original listing mentioned 2.4ghz dongles!).The listing states that these controllers are for PS3 only - but they work perfectly fine on Windows (video attached demonstrating). Attaching a controller to a PC via the included USB cable seems to switch it into XInput mode - it disconnects then reconnects as a Xbox 360 controller. All inputs work fine. If you intend to use it on PC I would recommend another USB cable though (yes, it's the old style mini USB ones) as the included one is quite short.On PS3 - everything works as you would expect - including motion controls (to simulate the old Sixaxis controllers). I tested this for a while on 'Flower' (a game that is entirely motion controlled) and it worked great. In fact - pretty much everything about these controllers is pretty much one to one with the original PS3 ones. I do think the sticks might register 100% input a little early compared to the official ones though. For example pushing up will register fully pressed when you hit the 80% mark. I didn't find this a problem at all as I always found the official controllers to be a little imprecise anyway!Rumble feels fine and I've got to give props to the d-pad. I've never been a fan of the split 'direction buttons' approach to d-pads but here the action on it is quite light making diagonals achievable for once! I tried out Mushihimesama on Steam using d-pad only and this controller worked out surprisingly well.At the end of the day - these are very basic replacement PS3 controllers. If you don't mind the 'bash your thumbs together' style of the originals then these are fine alternatives. And a 2 pack at this price is great if you and a mate want to get in some Tekken Tag Tournament 2!