OKHAHA Controller 2 Pack for PS3 Wireless Controller for Sony Playstation 3, Double Shock 3, Bluetooth, Rechargeable, Motion Sensor, Remote for PS3 (No Stripes(Black + Black))

Perfect addition to my gaming system. I've had my system now for over 10 years and I won't get another one I enjoy this one this is probably my third or fourth set of controllers I bought. They work better than my previous ones. Hopefully this will be the last thing I have to buy.

I had given up on aftermarket ps3 controllers a long time ago, because they just didn't last, or the connection was terrible, or whatever other reasons, and I kept buying used/refurbished PS3 controllers, and they weren't never usually perfect. Always a little something wrong with them, but worked well enough.Not anymore. I LOVE these controllers! It's the first time in a VERY long time that I'm playing my PS3 with a sturdy, well made controller, and it's amazing. They also connect to my PC and work perfectly with my emulators too!Also, you can not beat the price. Especially for TWO controllers that work perfectly.I would 1000% recommend these controllers

I use them on my computer (Windows 10) via the included USB and an extension cable that I already had.So far they've worked with:- GTA V (steam)- Don't Starve Together (steam)- PlateUp! (steam)- Clone Hero- Jamepad (a java development library)- gamepad-tester.comI have no experience with their battery life because I'm using them on PC. My computer can see them as a bluetooth device if I don't use the USB, but I receive a driver error which prevents me from using them wirelessly.Their joysticks and triggers are fairly awful, but they do get the job done. If you need precision, these ain't it.The triggers reach their maximum value long before they're fully pressed, and must be pressed a fair bit before it starts doing anything. It's finicky, and you're likely to get an all-or-nothing response in fast-paced situations.The thumbstick potentiometers are slightly better at giving half-way responses, but overall they're still bad. They will NOT give you a full 360 degrees of rotation during normal use. When observing their rotation on gamepad-tester.com, you will see that they often snap to the 8 main directions (up/down/left/right and the 45 degree diagonals in between). If you keep spinning it you'll eventually fill in the circle, and if you slowly rotate it while playing a game you can somewhat baby it to the angle you want. These controllers will continuously hinder you if you use them for aiming in a FPS.Windows 10 identifies them as Xbox 360 controllers, Clone Hero identifies them as XInput controllers, and gamepad-tester.com identifies them as Xbox 360 controllers (XInput STANDARD GAMEPAD).While connected to Windows 10 they always have the player #1 and player #4 lights lit. You cannot differentiate them based on their light. Maybe it works on PS3 since that's what they're advertised for? I can't test it because I don't have a PS3. My old Xbox 360 Afterglow controller does show its player number, so I know it's possible on PC... but these ones just don't for some reason.I haven't opened either of them up, but I'm fairly sure the L1 and R1 buttons are membrane switches. I like this because tactile switches go bad way too easily. The L3 and R3 buttons (pressing the thumbsticks) are still using tactile switches, but that's to be expected.Overall I'm pleased with the value of these controllers.

Works great with my PS3. Syncs without a problem, has good charge time, no problems with the buttons. I've returned several before finding these and keeping them.

So far these controllers have been working beautifully. They respond well, and feel just right, for being 3rd party controllers. The only “negative” I would say is that I’d like the cords to be a little longer, but not a dealbreaker.

Stick deadzone is huge. Its not very good for playing shooting games with or anything where you have to aim. But other than that it does function.

We've been using ancient, really crappy OEM controllers until it became impossible to keep using them. Since people are trying to sell OEM controllers like they're gold bricks, we found this set and decided to take a chance.Buyer/user experience may vary, but ours operates like OEMs. We've had no issues with sticky buttons or analog sticks. There hasn't been any lagging. They charge fairly quickly and hold charge decently.Ours don't have full button markings, e.g., it has a half-triangle shape where the full triangle typically is on the top arrow button. We don't need the markings, so we think it's cool aesthetically.

I recently got a PS3 but the OEM controller has a bad battery. Instead of ordering a a new OEM controller I got these because it was cheaper. They are an okay temporary replacement and work great with the console. The only issue I've run into are unresponsive joysticks which only register movement when they're pushed fully inward.