EasySMX 2.4G Wireless Bluetooth Controller for PC/Steam/Switch with Hall Triggers, Hall Joysticks and RGB Light- Upgraded PC Controller Compatible with Black Myth: Wukong, Multi-Platform Support

i like this controller a lot, my uses have been for my pc (with bluetooth) and my nintendo switch. ive had it for a year at least now and its quality hasnt degraded. has rumble capabilities on switch but i dont think gyro/motion controls (all of which i dont care for personally). i like the different color lights depending on connection type and for when its dying. takes usbc which is a W, i can charge it with my portable charger and not leave my seat while im playing a game and the battery is low. battery life is pretty good too like itll be in “battery low” mode for like a long ahh time before it actually dies lol. W controlleronly gripe is the joystick caps it comes with often fall off when i put this controller in my bag or try to do a lot of joystick heavy stuff, but its not that deep and i dont mind playing without the joystick caps

Exceeded expectations! You can buy several and the wireless stick will work with the computer. We have 4 attached to the living room computer for family gaming. Flipping a switch sets it to connect with the Nintendo Switch easily. Charge lasts a while. Controller is responsive and honestly seems better than controllers I've spent more money on. 4 of these literally solved all of our wire problems in the living room!

The sticks, triggers all feel amazing. Really is quite precise and ergonomic. Probably my favorite controller I’ve ever used or owned, and I own an embarrassingly expensive controller.For me and my pc/games, I don’t have much issue with the sub par battery life. I just plug it in via usb and it keeps playing while chargingBut on full wireless mode it seems to get 4-8 hours max. Sometimes less?This has been consistent for me, and a friend of mine who also bought one. He seems to have issues with it not playing while charging, but I don’t know if he’s just doing something wrong (I suspect)If you don’t mind plugging in the controller, and just want something that feels great, this thing is an absolute must. Even just as a backup controller, for the money it’s a no brainer.We are looking into modifying one of these to accept a bigger lithium battery.Outside that, I love the feel and the Hall effect stuff truly is a step above. Maybe one of my sticks has gotten dirty sooner than I would expect (doesn’t really clean off very well), and white isn’t the best color (shows everything), but personally I couldn’t care less about that.Given the price, and the performance, it’s hard not to give this thing 5 stars. But the battery is a let down on it.

Why Did I Give 3 Stars: This controller is very good for the price point and I would actually recommend it. My interpretation of 3 stars is "I had thoughts in response to the product that made me unhappy" whereas 5 stars is I was never made unhappy. I gave 3 stars for 3 reasons: my controller refuses to auto-reconnect to my PC dongle after turning itself off after 5 minutes of inactivity without me manually putting the dongle and controller into pair mode, there is no way to get a battery charge indicator if you're playing/charging on PC because it goes into wired mode which they intentionally don't show battery for (presuming you're intending to play "wired" which makes sense but is flawed for this reason), and because the button to power off the controller requires me to open xbox home on my PC every time since it is also the "console/home" button (MINOR inconvenience yes, but still annoying and compounds the previous issues).Pros:- Form factor feels good. I intentionally bought it looking for an xbox feeling experience and got that.- Quality feels sturdy. Coming from expecting this price point to give me something like a Logitech F310 or MadCatz semi-transparent looking garbage, this doesn't feel like a piece of trash.- The frame doesn't creak or flex.- The ABXY buttons have acceptable wiggle tolerance.- The joysticks feel how I would expect (not too long of a neck, and smooth movement as you'd expect).- More subjectively, the bumpers are tactile with a click, but sound muffled which I like.- Also subjectively, the dpad has unique directional buttons rather than the new diagonal design xbox leans into. I MUCH prefer the unique directions over the xbox approach. People everyone online complain they're mushy. They are objectively mushier than the ABXY but I wouldn't have even noticed if everyone wasn't crying about it. It's perfectly fine imo.Cons:- The first functional con leading to a 3 star is my controller refuses to auto-reconnect to my PC dongle if the controller is turned off via 5 minutes of inactivity. If *I* turn it off, it works fine. But if it turns itself off, it refuses to reconnect without me manually putting controller and dongle into pair mode. Perhaps it's a unique edge case software wise with my configuration, but regardless it's annoying.- The second functional con leading to my 3 star is that there is no way to get a battery charge indicator if you are using the controller on PC and charging via the PC. When you play on PC wired, it shows no battery indicator "because you're wired" which intuitively makes sense. But the flaw in the logic is if I'm typically charging the controller on my PC to play wirelessly on my PC. The instruction manual suggests ways to see charge, but for my specific use case it seems impossible and this annoys me very much.- The third functional con leading to my 3 star is the power button is the "console/home" button. Every time I want to turn my controller off on my PC, it opens the xbox hub. Functionally, not too big of an issue in terms of impact or effort to fix, but it shouldn't be an issue at all imo.- This next point is aesthetic subjectivity. I chose the black and pink model. Aesthetically, the black looks pretty matte perhaps from the color itself, but the entire backplate *feels* like plastic. More reflective than I'd like.- This is less of a complaint because it could have not been a feature at all, and more of a "constructive criticism to consider moving forward on innovations." The configuration steps for lights and modes are pretty random feeling. If I lose my manual, I hope their website offers a digital replacement or I am in trouble. Also, if you're going to allow stick left and right to change tolerances for other things, why lock the joystick deadzones to "0 or default"? Why not allow a configurable range? Yeah it would probably be confusing to configure, but so is everything else.- Most reviews suggest you should get teflon tape strips for your joysticks. I never would have used them so this is DEFINITELY a petty thing to note, but for what it's worth I did not receive them if you care about that.

I bought this controller for a college buddy who loves to play pc games as a birthday present and he can not put it down, the different functions on the controller give you a variety of things you can do to enhance game play and I can definitely say this controller was the perfect gift and an all around winner!

EasySMX X05: Excellent and a decent price (under $25 each time I've bought it).I missed the disclaimer that it doesn't work with Xbox or Fire TV so I bought it to use with Fire TV 4K Max. It paired flawlessly under Bluetooth (switch position 2). I put the dongle into my PC and can switch it between systems by selecting that (switch position 3). The Xbox app on Fire TV wouldn't recognize it but supports Switch controllers so I put the controller into Switch mode (switch position 1) and it works perfectly.I've bought 3 more of these and am very happy with the performance and battery life. I also use them with a MiSTerFPGA (Bluetooth, position 2) with no issues pairing or playing with multiple controllers.As an added bonus, the colors are cool and even if you end up with a couple of the same color controllers, you can set their glows to be different to easily differentiate between them (e.g., if you set them down then want to continue with the one you were using).