Ymir Controller for PS4 Controller, Luna Controller Wireless Compatible with Amazon Luna Game/Steam/PC Work for Fire TV/Apple TV/Mac/IOS/Windows with 2 Back Paddles (Red)

Works great, a wonderful product.

Wireless the response time is 72hrz which is super slow yet it doesn't have much delay in game. Stick resolution isn't all that great but the ergonomics in hand are fantastic with it being almost 1 for 1 with a DualSense. Stick accuracy is terrible with it locking in on cardinal directions making precise circles impossible a common trait on many cheap controllers. Wireless connection dropped after about 2hrs of play and rear paddles can't be set to non rapid fire modes. It technically works and the feel in hand is great so smack in the middle is where this lands as not the worst controller our there but definitely 2 steps down from a stock controller and it has connection issues.

I bought the remotes thinking it would work with my TV and it does not.

Came on time, might work great for PlayStation, didn't for fire-stick/Luna. It worked, but not nearly as responsive on buttons & the sticks weren't great. I have a MUCH more expensive Luna controller that works excellently, it might just be that it's made for PS. On the positive - It's well-made, charges quickly & had good battery life, and is much less expensive.

I honestly don't have any complaints about this controller, it feels great in the hands, but you can definitely tell it's not a first party controller, but it's not necessarily a bad thing here. One thing I really like is the charging port being USB C, I've had several PS4 controllers become effectively useless because the micro USB port on them had become damaged over normal wear and tear fairly quickly.The little thumbstick caps are a nice addition, but they don't match the rest of the controller at all.The button recording function is cool, but it's basically impossible to navigate without closely following instructions (which there are)

If you aren't using it on a PS4, there is an extra hoop to pair it. While it'll work with PS4 games on a PS5, it only works with PS4 games, there.It also doesn't claim a USB wired mode (which I would prefer).You do pair it using the USB port and then go wireless to use the controller.Since it is a Bluetooth controller, you need Bluetooth hosts or it's not going to work. Lots of things suppoort Bluetooth these days, though, so you can use this on a phone or Raspberry Pi 5 or so on.Generally, if it's not a PS4, you set the host to pairing and activate the controller by pressing the main button and then hold that one and the little one at the top & left of center for 10sec.. The light will shift to let you know it's ready. Pair to the generic controller and you should be golden.The more verbose name told me that it would require another app to function on my phone and didn't get recognized so you need to be sure to pair the generic one.Once paired it works like you'd expect. The buttons are fine. They could be quieter. The joysticks feel pretty good. They are on the softer side of good. The buttons are similarly light but pretty good.The thumb sticks come with two optional silicone caps if you want them. They were easy to install.The box includes a USB A to C cable for charging and for pairing to a PS4 so you don't have to go hunting for one.The lights are a bit brighter than I prefer & don't seem to be adjustable. That's probably the most irritating thing about the thing.Overall, this is a nice little game pad. I tried it out on some phone games and they played tremendously better. (Even one that I didn't think even had controller support: Sonic CD) The controller response time feels pretty good.I recommend it.

This is probably one of the better controllers I've bought for PC. This controller has a premium look and feel. I don't own a PS5 but I've used their controllers and I do see a slight difference in the sticks but it's just a tension thing or the way the sticks feel as opposed to OEM PS controllers.Cosmetics?The item does look exactly the the images, so you're not going to get cat-fished into buying a different looking device so feel safe in that. The device also comes with a built in rechargeable battery but it isn't removable. SO, you're going to have to make sure this controller is fully charged before you start gaming and have a back up controller incase the battery becomes depleted of energy.Comparing it to the original?When comparing this controller to the original PS5 controller visually this is pretty much an exact replica except for the buttons. The buttons aren't labeled with the ps icons, I think this is because the PC identifies this controller as a generic plug and play controller. When you link this controller to say STEAM it doesn't identify it as a PS controller and it warns you that the button mapping may be wrong.This aftermarket controller successfully emulated the original look of the PS5 controller down to everything except the buttons which are opaque black instead of transparent. Even the blue light behind the touch pad on the face of the controller was thought about and reproduced.FunctionalityI have had the issue with the button mapping before and there isn't really a work around for it unless you buy a genuine PS controller or a genuine XBox controller. If there are work arounds, I haven't found them.This controller quickly connected via Bluetooth and stayed connected without any issues despite there being several other Bluetooth devices connected to the PC.The manufacturers added two small buttons on the back of the controller for added customization. I wish these buttons were larger. I feel like I'm searching for the buttons, but since the original design didn't have extra buttons on the back I feel like its ok... Just wish they were bigger or more like triggers.Battery?The device charged quickly, and It does have a 2000mah battery installed. You should get quite a few hours of continuous play using this device.Overall, I think this is probably one of the best aftermarket controllers I've tested. Not necessarily in the PS5 market but just in general. I have compared this item to my other controllers, xbox, switch etc... I think I like this one majorly because of the ergonomic design. The materials of this controller are really nice and I feel like I've got a premium controller when I'm using it, not a knockoff cheapo controller.I do suggest this item

Instructions are vague, not well written.