YAEYE Wired Controller for Xbox 360, Game Controller for 360 with Dual-Vibration Turbo Compatible with Xbox 360/360 Slim and PC Windows 7,8,10,11

Works great. Great response, no lag. Great value. Would purchase again

The YAEYE Wired Controller for Xbox 360 worked perfectly for my home arcade cabinet build, especially for the games that needed an Xbox-style controller. Setup was truly plug-and-play—Windows recognized it right away, and I was able to jump straight into gaming without any hassle. The controller feels solid in the hands, with responsive buttons and smooth analog sticks that make gameplay precise and comfortable. The D-pad and triggers are also very accurate, which is important for both retro titles and modern-style games. The cord is long enough to give flexibility in placement, which was ideal for my arcade setup. For the price, the quality is excellent. It performs just like the original 360 controller and adds reliability to my cabinet where wireless controllers just wouldn’t be practical. If you’re building an arcade setup or just need a dependable wired controller, the YAEYE Xbox 360 Controller is a fantastic choice.

Decent aftermarket quality. A very tiny amount of deadzone but works great. Even if I find a good rebuilt OEM controller or adapter, I’ll definitely keep this one as a backup.

The controller was delivered quickly and works perfectly and the length of the wire is great, would definitely consider buying another one if needed

A very great and cheap 3rd party 360 controller. It has good cable length and lasted me for 5 years before the silicone rubber pad inside failed for the A button, most likely due to spamming and overuse. I'd say for consistent use, expect around 3 years before any issues occur. This isn't a knock on the brand as I'm sure the same problem would have been the case if it was a Microsoft controller instead since they use the same materials and molds. For the price and comfort the 360 controller has for me, it's very much worth it for as long as it lasted.

Ive been using generic xbox controllers since the OG xbox. I have used the official ones though and i know they feel better overall. Ive used these 360 controllers mostly for pc gaming these last few years. My last one was a $15 wired controller. It recently broke after 3 years. It wasnt great, was a very lightweight controller and buttons were very clicky. But it did the job. Lately since that broke I have been using my ps4 controller on PC because i really like the feel of it. But it has issues with bluetooth, for instance the wifi wont work with the controller connected to PC, and the bluetooth for the controlller keeps getting disconnected if i move too far from the pc. Plus i have to use additional apps like DS4 to get the ps4 controller to work with any pc game outside of Steam. And the button promts were always wrong as they were for Xbox not PS4. It became a big pain! Finally i ordered a new xbox 360 wired controller for pc. This model is very nice, feels almost like the name brand model as other reviews have stated. It has a bit of weight to it, not a lot. Feels pretty good in hand though. And It is plug and play for steam, origin, xbox games pass, uplay and more. No additional setup or configurations. No disconnects if i move too far back and my internet works with it plugged in. This controller feels good and is comfortable. And pc gaming is enjoyable again. The deadzone is really good with this controller. The controller responds as soon as you move the sticks even slightly.

I have used mostly a keyboard and mouse for PC games and not a console player, except when using sticks/wheels for flight/driving sims. I purchased this for use with the Outer Wilds, and for that game it worked fairly well as the right stick did not have to be very precise, and when I needed precise pointing I would just switch briefly to the mouse. The buttons worked great, and the triggers were smooth at first, but then developed a little squeaking sound (as others reported). The sound did not bother me as it was drowned out by in game sounds, but it might bother some, and leads me to question durability of the product. I enjoyed the rumble feature as well, as it added immersion when applying rocket thrust. I then tried to play a first person shooter game and found the right analog stick to be unusable. The dead zone is quite large and then transitions too quickly to larger/faster outputs. This made aiming next to impossible I as was hunting left and right recklessly. I tried experimenting with the stick by holding it between the index finger and thumb (like a radio controlled aircraft radio), which is not practical for gaming, but even so I could not get the stick to output slow/precise commands. I also found the D-pad worked well for 4 direction NSEW output, but was difficult to reliably trigger the diagonal ones. I have since purchase a Microsoft X-Box Wireless controller (Shock Blue). The analog stick is so much smoother and more precise. I do not find it difficult at all to use, and while not quite as precise as a good mouse, I find it pleasing and good enough for my style of game play. The D-pad also works much better. I do not regret this purchase as the price was right and was a good first time purchase to determine if I would like using a game controller. I will keep it as a backup unit.

So far it is working well and my computer recognized it immediately. It's a fit for my hands and very convenient with the gaming that I do.