I compare the controller with the original and I demonstrate it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S1gEHk_Io98&ab_channel=ChrisJerryChrisJerry

Starting off by clarifying that this controller, as you can see on its packaging, was only tested on a PS4 as indicated by the packaging. I don't know about its compatibility with computers and other consoles.

Hello, guys. I was looking for a controller because the original ones for my PS4 slim have started drifting. This is when you move the left joystick once to the right, but it goes 2-3 steps further, or when you give a command to go left and the player does something else. I wanted something good and reliable, but I didn't want to spend another 60 euros on an original one, which, compared to the PS3 controllers, are quite problematic, especially with drifting. I chose this controller for the following reasons:

Pros:

1) It is lightweight, and if you have the original one in the other hand, you won't notice a difference in weight.

2) The buttons have the exact same spacing and texture as the original, except for one minor detail that I will mention later.

3) They have lights that don't turn off. They look very nice and vibrant at night.

4) The battery lasts (if you take care of it and don't charge it when it's already fully charged). Today, when I checked it, it lasted for 4-6 hours, and it takes about 2 hours to charge. Quite close to the original.

5) Of course, the price is the ultimate purchase for someone who doesn't want to spend 60 euros and wants to avoid the risk of the left joystick drifting.

6) There is also a cable included in the packaging for the initial setup/connection with the PS4.

7) It has a proper PS button with a lion inside, and when you press it, just like the original, it turns on the console.

8) The controller also has a speaker on top, just like the original, so you can hear sounds from games that support it, like God of War 3.

Cons:

1) Important for those who play with headphones. This applies to all non-original controllers. It's not as "warm" as the original ones. What do I mean? If you play games where you want to hear footsteps or have a good bass, this controller (regardless of the headphones, I had the same result with HyperX Cloud Core and Corsair HS 50) makes the sound more flat. It's not a warm and rich sound. It's nothing significant, but it was the first thing I noticed because as soon as I bought it, I put on my headphones, and the difference (since I've been using the original for 3 years) was noticeable. It may not bother some people, but personally, because I want to have a warm sound, it bothered me a bit, but considering the price, it's understandable. The headphones I tried were 3.5mm and not wireless. I don't have an opinion on wireless ones.

2) The start and share buttons are annoyingly small. What do I mean? When you want to quickly press pause, you have to pinch it with your nail, otherwise, it won't be pressed on the first try. It's not clear from the photo, but those with big fingers should pay attention to this.

Conclusion? For a controller that I found for 30 euros (they sell it for 40 in a well-known chain), with lights, identical to the original except for the sound (which is quite flat and lifeless) and the small start and share buttons. I would say it is a very good purchase. It has not disappointed me, as you get what you pay for, and considering the money I spent, I have gotten used to some minor issues it had. If a friend asked me, I would tell them to go straight for this one, since I also have its wired sibling for the computer, for which I left a review here on Scroutz, the Roar R100WD, and I have been satisfied with this "company" for months. So, if you don't have big fingers and you're not crazy about sound, go ahead without fear. Just know that controllers, besides the original sound, always have an issue (I mean with headphones), it doesn't change because it's this specific one. Now, the buttons are easy to get used to. I hope this helps, happy shopping.