EasySMX X05 2.4g Wireless Gaming Controller for PC/Steam/iPhone/Android/Switch - Bluetooth Controller Gamepad with Hall Effect, RGB Lights and Turbo, Anti-Drift Controller

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

I love it! It connects fast to my computer. You ca also connect it to your phone or tablet. The buttons dont stick. I have only charged it once and the battery lasts for a long time.

Update: after about 2-3 months, the controller trigger broke- no longer returns to original position after being depressed. Tore it down to see if it was an easy fix- plastic on the trigger itself is just snapped. Glue doesn’t fix it. Threw away the controller. Disappointing as this wasn’t after a lot of time being used.Original: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.

Good controller. Had purchased the controller last year, recently the trigger snapped and I reached out to the company to buy a replacement trigger, customer support sent me a discount code to purchase a replacement for ten cents. Amazing support, highly recommend.

Bought this controller on sale due to increasing problems with an older Xbox One controller for PC I had. There are only a few games I play with a controller, so I didn’t want to spend too much.Right out of the box, this feels better in the hands than the Xbox controller ever did. The Hall effect thumbsticks and triggers are especially of note, as they do feel very smooth and accurate. The other buttons are not as impressive, but they still feel relatively light and clicky.Connectivity is a mixed bag. This works great using Bluetooth, wired, or connected to the Nintendo switch. It’s basically non-functional when connected via 2.4ghz USB dongle. The sticks will pick up, but none of the buttons will. This isn’t an issue for my situation but is still disappointing, and it might be a dealbreaker for your setup. Note that you will have increased input latency using Bluetooth vs. wired or USB dongle. Also, while this works fine for Switch, note that the A and B buttons and the X and Y buttons are swapped. Not a fault on EasyXMS’s part - this is a Nintendo button pattern going back to the Super NES. The buttons will still work where they would on a Switch controller (pressing B will register A in-game, etc.).I haven’t really tested battery life, as I keep it plugged up to the PC most of the time unless I’m playing something or connecting to Switch, so I can’t comment on that.I also hear a lot of complaints that buttons will just stop working over time. I have no comment as these are mostly my first impressions over several days of use. Everything feels solid at the moment; time will tell.Overall, the controller looks and feels great in the hands; much better than the price would suggest. Docking a star for the connectivity issues. Again, I can’t stress this enough - the 2.4 wireless connection is basically unusable. If you rely on this, steer clear. Otherwise, if you need a cheap Switch controller and don’t mind the swapped button letters, or you’re okay with a wired/bluetooth connection, this feels like a really solid budget option.

Works as should connected right to my android gaming device so I can play all the retro games I want on this amazing controller