Baigeda Baigeda Plug and Play Game Controller with USB 2.0 Wired Dual Shock D Input Joypad, 4.9-Feet (1.5 Meters) USB Cable, Black

Great attachment for the PC. Good material used. Value for money. Surprisingly durable at the price point too.

This one has the quality in the Dpad that the others seem to be missing and its not slow like a wireless version. If you go wireless none of them are 2.4ghz signal so you get input lag or unregistered clicks in intense situations for specifically this type of controller. Tried 4 different clone controllers and this one is the only one that didn't land in the garbage.

the controller doesn't look like the one in the image it has a weird shape and has 6 buttons instead x o square and triangle

I saw a lot of negative reviews about this controller, but I had no issues with it. I'm using it with retropie and I mapped out all the buttons without issue, but I don't think I even needed to. I'm pretty sure it's plug and play and the emulator automatically picked up the controls correctly. My guess is that the people who had issues with it, are not technically proficient with computers or gaming consoles. I've also seen people say it's cheap and made poorly. I couldn't disagree more. It's no cheaper than an original Playstation controller or any aftermarket controllers made by reputable companies. The plastic is solid, the joysticks feel stiff, but not too stiff. I've been using it for a few hours a night these past 3 or 4 nights and I love the thing. Especially for the price.

Used the product for 20 days and its stopped working, had to buy a new controller from physical store, worst product I have ever seen, please do not buy from this seller, The product stops working after 15-20 days and you can't even replace or return at that time, the seller also knows that fact.