Wireless Controller for PS4, Custom Design V2 Gamepad Joystick for PS4 with Non-Slip Grip of Both Sides and 3.5mm Audio Jack! Thumb Caps Included! (Galaxy)

Surprisingly awesome
I normally shy away from 3rd party controllers because the quality is pretty bad, but this controller is actually on par with Sony controllers. The sticks are nice and responsive, I haven’t noticed any dead zones like I usually find, the other buttons, including the triggers, offer good feedback, and the battery life is also on par with the genuine Sony brand. I will definitely be getting a second one of these! Oh, I also tested out the auto-fire on a couple games, it came in handy and was easy to enable/disabled.

Great for the price!
I love this controller! I didn’t think I would like the little rubber pads to put on the joysticks, but it actually makes gaming easier.Like most off-brand PS4 controllers, it won’t turn the console on, so you have to power up the console via the power button, but otherwise it’s a great controller for the price! [Got it on sale for $17.99]

A Mixed Bag: AceGamer Wireless Controller for PS4 Review
The AceGamer Wireless Controller for PS4 with its Purple Galaxy Custom Design V2 certainly catches the eye, offering a unique aesthetic that stands out from the standard controllers. However, the overall experience with this knock-off PS4 remote is a mixed bag.Design (4/5):The controller’s design is undoubtedly its strongest suit. The Purple Galaxy Custom Design is vibrant and adds a touch of personality to your gaming setup. The textured grip feels comfortable in the hands, and the placement of buttons and analog sticks is familiar for any seasoned PS4 gamer.Build Quality (3/5):Here’s where the AceGamer falls short. While the controller looks flashy, its build quality doesn’t quite match up to the original PS4 controller. The plastic feels a bit cheap, and the buttons lack the satisfying click that you’d find in an authentic Sony controller. The thumbsticks, while functional, lack the same precision.Functionality (3/5):The controller boasts additional features like 3.5mm audio and turbo function. The audio jack works fine, and the turbo function can be useful in certain games. However, it’s worth noting that the turbo function can be a bit too sensitive, leading to accidental activations.Compatibility (3.5/5):The AceGamer Wireless Controller is advertised as compatible with PS4, Slim, Pro, and Windows PC. While it does connect to all these platforms, the performance isn’t always consistent. Some users report connectivity issues and input lag, especially on Windows PCs.Thumb Grips (4/5):The inclusion of two thumb grips is a nice touch, providing additional customization options for gamers who prefer a different feel. They are easy to attach and do enhance the overall grip on the thumbsticks.Conclusion:The AceGamer Wireless Controller for PS4 is a budget-friendly option for those who want a visually striking controller without breaking the bank. However, the compromises in build quality and occasional performance issues make it clear that this is a knock-off product. If you can overlook these drawbacks and prioritize aesthetics over performance, the AceGamer might be a suitable choice for casual gaming. Serious gamers, however, might find it worth investing in an official PS4 controller for a more reliable and satisfying gaming experience.

The directional buttons get mixed up sometimes…
For example, when I push the down directional button it thinks that I pushed the left or right directional button but overall it’s pretty good and has a nice design and grip

Ni una semana de uso y el control tiene drift muy fuerte en la palanca derecha R3 se mueve hacia abajo