VOYEE PC & Xbox 360 Controller

Decent controller, but me, without thinking, got into a button masher game with friends, and only after about 2 weeks of playing every other day or so for 1-2 hours each night, it’s already got the “A” button stuck inside the controller. The buttons were very firm and made satisfactory “click” noise when mashed, like they “stick” for a second like normal controllers, but now the “A” button gets “stuck” in the down position, and hard to get it out (luckily gently tapping the butt of the controller seems to fix it now, pops it back out).

Get what you pay for. The A button can still be used, but is unreliable and often stops registering presses in the “depressed/stuck” state. Not to mention is uncomfortable in the heat of a battle in game and in games where every button push counts, it’s just not doing the job anymore after 2 weeks.

But other than that, is an excellent controller. I haven’t taken it apart yet to see if this is something I can reasonably fix yet. The vibration; definitely good. I was honestly surprised to feel it in such a “cheap” controller. Knowing what I know now, I’d probably buy another one in the future for lighter gaming, games with less button mashing. But if you need a reliable controller for long term, I’d have to say look elsewhere. I’ll have to buy a more reliable one now, but it did the job for a while, got my money’s worth (got me from level 1 to 200 in Maple Story, but the button went out at around 180).

Felt nice and works well

For the cost, I think this is a great controller, and for most people, it’ll be fine. For me, the D-pad on the lefthand side is a little “squishy” in that it misdetects directions sometimes (it detects “right” as “down”) which is personally irritating, and sometimes the buttons don’t detect me pressing them. 95-98% of the time they do, but sometimes they don’t.

To be fair, the manufacturers are pretty up front about “hey, if you want something with low latency and high precision you should probably look at something else” so I can’t say I wasn’t warned about it, so realistically I can’t fault them for what they delivered.

This is a perfectly adequate controller at an absolutely great price, and for most people, I think it’s sufficient for everything you’d need. But if you’re a high-tier player who wants perfect responsiveness and control for that 1-2% of the time when a missed step can end your game, I don’t recommend it.

As bad as that sounds, that’s really not most people. If you’re playing in tournaments at a high level for prizes, you should know better. If you’re just moving the cursor around for a party game or open world game like Minecraft, you’ll be fine. If your game has a save/autosave functionality at any point, you’ll be fine. As I said, most people will be fine with this, and honestly it’s not bad enough for me to throw it away and buy a “premier, official Microsoft controller” or whatever. I just play an open world game to help with my RSI, so even the misfires on this controller don’t bother me too much. They’re just little irritants from time to time. It’s fine for what it is.

This thing is sturdy… it has fallen several times due the fact that I have too many things on my desk, but it has taken the strikes well, and I don’t have a carpet. The buttons have never failed me, they are as firm as they need to be, none of the flimsy buttons that you feel wont take the emotions and not the hard to move buttons either… firm and proper. The cable is a bit long for my set up, but I my puter is just two feet away.
I have become close to my reliable companion, we have shared adventures, my trusted friend and I, the on who has witnessed my deepest anger, joy, pride, passion. If I had a wife and had to choose between my controller and my wife I would take a good week to think it through… maybe that’s why I don’t have a wife.

Best for its price very. Easy to work with and optimal for my handgrip

Like the built quality. Works pretty well.