VOYEE Wireless Controller Compatible with Microsoft Xbox 360 & Slim/PC Windows 10/8/7, with Upgraded Joystick/Double Shock (White)

(Twice) I received the incorrect version. The controller is extremely comfortable to use. The weight is very similar to that of an Xbox 360 controller from the beginning. Even the plastic used has a high quality feel to it. There is no rattle, indicating that they adhered to strict tolerances and/or had good quality control. br>br>I would have kept it if they hadn't sent me what appears to be a PC version of the controller with a wireless receiver due to the lack of a headset port. I attempted to contact Voyee directly, but the CSR who responded did not appear to comprehend what I was saying. So I'm going to order a replacement from Amazon and see if it'll be in the correct format. I'll make the necessary changes to the review and score. br>br>Recent changes: br>br> The new one arrived, and it's the same as the old one. I wish I could keep this because it is of higher quality than the other third-party controllers, but I am unable to do so. br>Update No. 2: Attempts to connect the controller to my Xbox 360 were unsuccessful. I plugged in the two just for fun. Receiver operating at 6 GHz It will, as luck would have it, sync with the receiver. It outperforms the competition by a significant margin. Unfortunately, it lacks a headset port, so I am unable to fully utilize it. The black version of the controller should be the correct one, according to their customer service. br>3rd Update: If you don't mind the lack of a headset port, I believe this is the best third-party controller among VOYEE, YCCSKY, Oussirro, and Astarry.

Alice MARSDEN

| Nov 08, 2021

These appear to be well-made and reasonably priced, but they are virtually unusable in my experience. I bought two of them. When it comes to head-to-head competition, When you play two head games on the same console, one of them constantly skips, disconnects, reconnects, etc. , your player/character stops responding, and the green buttons blink or spin when you look down. This isn't a problem with the battery. I had problems with connectivity when I only had one.

Johnny Ayala

| Jan 16, 2021

To begin, I'd like to use the remote control. Given that I paid less than $30 for it, I have no complaints at all. So far, I've only played a few games with it, but the latency is comparable to the standard Xbox remote, the feel is good, and the buttons and D-pad aren't cheap. Even the rumble motors work as they should (which, considering the imitations, is pretty nice)br>- br> If there's one thing I could complain about, it's the remote's dongle. The dongles are cheap, and given that it's the thing I interact with the least, I'm not joking when I say it just randomly stops connecting. If I had to guess, I'd say the problem is with the wiring, not the receiver itself, which is a shame because it reduces the shelf life of an otherwise excellent controller. br>The remote won't connect to anything wirelessly except the dongle itself (wired connection ). If you're on a budget or just need something to tide you over until you can afford something better, go for it, but I doubt it will last as long as you'd like.

Noah Webster

| Jul 18, 2021

During quarantine, I decided to break out my XBOX 360, only to discover that my controllers were no longer functional. I wanted to buy Microsoft-branded controllers, but they're difficult to come by unopened and unopened. I chose these after reading several reviews of various options for aftermarket XBOX 360 controllers. br>br>The appearance, feel, and shape are all nearly identical, and it fits in one's hands like an original. I've had no problems getting the controllers to work. (Will update if this changes)br>br>The only problem is that the controllers are powered by a wireless dongle that is plugged into the system. The middle (XBOX) button, which turns off the system or the controller, does not work as a result of this. The controller remains on after the system has been turned off, requiring you to remove the battery pack to turn it off. If you're looking for a new controller, this isn't a big deal!.

Nala Aguirre

| Apr 01, 2021

In the year 2020, there was a white one, and more recently, there was a black one. White controller: br>br>Black controller: br>br>Red controller: br>br> The buttons made a lot of noise. After less than a year of ownership, the left joystick began to stick, making gameplay difficult. The only thing this one had going for it was that it came with a computer adapter. So I plugged it in, the PC recognized it, and I was able to start playing my games right away. br>br>Controller in black: br>br> In early March of this year, I received it. The Y button is already slow to respond, and the vibration will become stuck and vibrate for a few minutes. To get this to stop, you must remove the battery pack and replace it. I'm not sure if I received a defective one, but I'm not pleased. I had expected the controller to include a PC adapter, but it does not. I tried using the PC adapter that came with the white controller, but it didn't work. So, I used my old Microsoft one, and it was able to connect. The good news is that it was able to connect. The buttons are a lot quieter than they used to be. br>br>They are, to be honest, inexpensive. They both work, but the black one is already giving me problems. I'm not sure if I'll do it again. Purchase a replacement to see if the one I have is defective. However, it is still functional at this time.

Tyson Martin

| Jan 07, 2021

When connected, the controller works fine, but every 5 minutes it disconnects. That is not a hyperbole. Occasionally, it occurs earlier. This purchase did not meet my expectations. I tried switching the controller's line of sight to the dongle. br>Update No. 1 I received a quick response from the vendor. They were quick to respond and offered me a refund or a replacement controller. I can't promise that something in this room is interfering with your work. I appreciate how quickly they responded.

Erik Weaver

| Dec 03, 2021

The controller is fine; the only issue I have with it is that it cannot be used on a computer. I've been using two official Microsoft controllers connected by a single wireless adapter for a long time. That does not appear to be the case with these. Each adapter can only have one controller connected to it. As a result, I'll have to use two USB ports with white dongles dangling from them. This also means that each controller is labeled with the name of the first player. I'm not sure if this problem could have been avoided if I had instead purchased the black controllers and connected them using the official Microsoft adapter. Aside from that, the controllers appear to be in good working order, and I've had no problems using them on Steam.

Darius Potts

| Dec 24, 2020