msiForce GC30V2 White Wireless Gaming Controller, Dual Vibration Motors, Dual Connection Modes, Interchangable D-Pads, Compatible with PC & Android

Product works well and is inexpensive.

Before I buy any products, I always read reviews. Good or bad, I try to look at everything with an open mind. After buying this controller for my computer, it connected instantly with the Bluetooth Dongle, and after playing multiple games would give it 5 stars for how it handles. I have no dead spots. It's 100% accurate in movement. The buttons are extremely responsive. I love the feel of the controller as well as the battery life. It seems very well made,it's size seems about the size of xbox controller and for the price it sells for. It's a great deal. I have yet to find any issues with the controller. In my opinion, it's a quality controller, without having to spend a lot of money. I see controller that are in the $100s of dollars, and I can't see spending that much when you can get a great controller for $30 - $40.

This is a solid wireless xbox controller that feels and plays great, the trigger buttons are a little springy feeling but they're easy to get used to and the wireless connection is rock solid. I was using the logitech 'submarine' controller before I switched to this one and this one much better.

The controller itself is fantastic. I love the look, the way it feels, the way it controls, etc., and especially the price for full wireless capability.As some have mentioned the USB "dongle" or wireless stick is a bit larger than one would expect, but I haven't had any issues with it.The two main flaws I've noticed are:- The USB dongle doesn't have anywhere to be stored in the controller itself. If you plan to use this as a "portable" controller, and not leave the USB plugged in all the time, this might be a big deal for you. It'd be nice to have a place to store the USB in the controller itself when it's not plugged in so it doesn't get lost.- The USB charging uses an older, outdated USB-micro cord and port. It is not the universal, standardized USB-C. All my currently chargeable devices use the same USB-C cord and port, and I only need a USB-micro cord for this controller.The above two things added together make this controller mildly inconvenient to own, and feel like they could be resolved in future designs.

My gaming laptop was ruined when my upstairs neighbor flooded his apartment and it just happened to come streaming down on my laptop... Anyways, all I have to work with now is my Google Pixel Slate, which runs Chrome OS and only has 2 type C USB ports. I bought a multi adapter dongle for type C which includes 3x USB 3.0, 1x Type C, and 1x HDMI. The controller works flawlessly via the wireless dongle attached to my adapter. FYI, Chrome OS is the worst when it comes to controllers and you HAVE to have a wireless connection, any wired connection and the mapping will be completely incorrect.I am a 100 percent cloud gamer... I use Nvidia GeForce Now and Boosteroid. This controller works GREAT with both applications, and no input lag or latency.The interchangeable Dpad is a great feature and it utilizes a very strong magnet. I haven't had any issue with either of the Dpads.I'm used to using an Xbox controller, and in comparison the MSI controller feels a bit small and took a little bit of getting used to. I also think it feels a bit slippery even though it has a grippy surface on the back. The analog sticks are very firm with no play whatsoever, but I feel like the sticks themselves are a bit skinny and don't have that dense feel like in an xbox controller. The triggers are textured and extremely responsive... no complaints with the triggers.

I read about this controller and seen some great reviews and I wanted something wireless. The controller was on sale and I was excited to use it. I have been using a corded GameStop Xbox 360 controller for years and was looking to replace it with something of the same feel. This controller felt great and worked really well at first. I don't get much time to game so this worked great for me. about a week ago, the left stick developed a dead zone. Every time I would try to move my character would stop moving or if I tried to dodge, I would not dodge the way I wanted. I ended up having to go back to an old controller. I have only had the controller for 7 months and maybe only used it for about 100 hours if I am being generous. I could not have used this controller so much as to wear it out that quickly. I have put thousands of hours into other controllers over the years without the sticks going bad. I reached out to get a replacement (not a refund) from MSI and they pointed at Amazon. Amazon pointed at the seller. The seller told me they can not do anything as it's past 30 days. So now I am stuck with a controller with a manufacturer issue. If you are looking for a controller that lasts a long time, look somewhere else.

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The overall design and material quality is great. All the face buttons, shoulder buttons, and triggers work flawlessly. The Joysticks are also very precise and of good quality.Unfortunately the D-Pad has a major problem. When I press the right or left directional button, it also registers a down press, so my character crouches, not all the time, but enough times to make my gameplay a bad experience. I tried both D-Pad covers that the gamepad comes with, and the problem persists.