FANDRAGON USB Wireless Gaming Controller Gamepad for PC/Laptop Computer(Windows XP/7/8/10) & PS3 & Android & Steam - [Black] (black)

Working great, the d pad is well made for fight games. A very easy to set up controller (gamepad). I have no problems what so ever with it.

Awesome

I bought this controller to play flight sims on my PC since my wired 360 controller stopped working. I hadn't had issues when buying other (admittedly simpler) types of electronics from no-name brands on here. And this one...well, technically it works. But that's as much praise as I'm willing to give. The right stick will often act up for no reason, something which seems to be solvable only by taking the batteries out (and not always then). It will randomly decide that the batteries are dead, sometimes when there's three quarters of a charge or so left, but you can take them out and put them back in and it's none the wiser. The battery cover has a mind of its own, and will literally fall off even when the controller is upside down. Even so, it's very easy to set up, hasn't actually broken irreparably yet, and works well enough as a controller when it's in the mood. But I feel like my ability to tolerate this thing's (many) faults chiefly comes down to the fact that I can at least pause from the keyboard, do whatever I need to do, and then unpause; I wouldn't dare use this in situations where this wasn't possible (say, an online game where pausing doesn't really pause anything, or a console where there's no keyboard). (And I would say that 10-20 percent of my gaming sessions end not because I want them to, but because this thing does.)All of the above having been said, while it works well enough (perhaps I should say fails infrequently enough) that I can't really justify spending yet more money on a better replacement, I would under no circumstances buy this again if I had a do-over. If you have any love for yourself, spend that bit more and get a controller that won't keep you guessing like this one.Edit, five days later: I officially give up on this thing. I just bought a fifteen-dollar Logitech wired gamepad and as soon as I get the notification it's delivered, this is going in the bin.

Very easy to use

While it feels kinda cheap it's a good controller for the price. I've seen a lot of people saying the set up can be a hassle but with windows 10 it registered instantly as an Xbox controller, and went straight to steam as well. If you don't know how to set up a controller if it doesn't autocorrect don't buy, but otherwise it's good for the price

Works very well,

Worked well. Used for gaming on laptop.

First of all let me preface this by saying this is NOT a review of the seller, but a review of the product I bought. The seller did their part admirably and I got my controller right on time.So I received my new wireless game pad right on time. And it's just as full of Chinesium as I expected it to be. Looks-wise the controller is great. The buttons and control sticks feel good in the hand and just like pretty much every other budget-level, Chinese game controller out there it weighs next to nothing. At first that didn't phase me at all, given my recent purchase (and subsequent review of) the retro Super Nintendo style controllers that actually work surprisingly well for around the same cost as this one controller.I half-expected this controller was going to have an internal rechargeable battery pack like the SNES style ones I got earlier. I was somewhat surprised to not only see it takes 2 AA batteries, but it also has a teeny tiny little sliding micro switch on the bottom to turn the thing on and off versus some automatic power off at idle function. So I load it up with a couple brand new fresh Energizer Max AA batteries and plug in the wireless USB nano-dongle. Powering on the controller the lights flash a couple of times and the thing quickly connects to the wireless receiver. So far so good... I start up my RetroPie rig and proceed to set the controller up. It appears to be working great. All the controls feel good, they're responsive and the controller appears to be doing it's thing the way it was intended to. UNTIL....I stepped back about 4 feet, sat down in my living room chair and tried to play a game. My experience was completely different. It was a total failure. Even just trying to navigate the RetroPie menus the controller constantly disconnected on me. My living room chair sits about 8-9 feet from my RetroPie console which sits on my entertainment stand at almost the exact same height as my living room chair.. The wireless receiver is plugged directly into the front of the unit and I'm still dropping connections left and right as I sit in my comfy chair to play a game.As it turns out, this controller only seems to be able to get and maintain a mostly stable, playable connection up to about 5 feet away from the wireless receiver and that's just unacceptable. I can't imagine how this thing could have passed quality control with that limited a playable range. For the low price of the thing I might hold onto it to see if I can modify and tweak the radio transmitter for a bit more range, but beyond that I really can't recommend this product in good faith to anyone.