LuckyMoon Wireless Controller for PS4, Gamepad Joystick Controller Compatible with PS4/Pro/Slim with Dual Vibration/6-Axis Gyro Sensor/Turbo/Programmable Buttons(Black)

I’m really impressed with this Wireless Controller. It works perfectly with my PS4pro. The controller feels solid, the buttons are very responsive, and the vibration is a nice perk added to the experience.The features are great for motion-controlled games, and the turbo and programmable buttons are awesome for customizing. For the price, it’s a solid alternative to the official controller. Highly recommend!

I've had my PS4 for over a decade and ive gone through no less than 4 orginal Dualshock controllers, they all inevitably fail as the joysticks tends to drift after a few years of use. So this time around I just didn't want to fork out £50 on an original controller or £55 on a used one from CEX, not a chance. so scoured the marketplace and came across this gem. wasn't sure about it initially, but thought the PS5 look and the low price point of sub £30 makes it a low risk attempt and worst case I use it as a spare controller.Little did I know that this pretty piece of hardware would change the game for me. it fits perfectly in my hands and the controller just works as you want it to. It even has a turbo button that can be programmed against any of the other buttons on the controllers, so for those of you who want to turn their semi auto rifles into full auto, this is the troll youre after.It also has two quick trigger buttons on the back for the L3 and R3 buttons. ive found use in them as its made my melee slightly quicker in TitanFall2. all round great controller.My slight tick is sometimes the right joystick makes a squeaking noise, but no impact to gameplay, so it doesn't bother me.If you don't want to buy an original PS4 controller, this maybe your best option

Bluetooth does not stay connected to PC. Disconnects after a few seconds. Also back paddles not able to customize..back.pedals are.not a new button it's a front button duplicate

The controller is well built and all the buttons and the thumb sticks feel positive like those on the original controllers. It is slightly larger and has a more comfortable feel, you can use both top buttons (R1,2 and L1,2) with both fingers easily. The under side F1, F2 mappable triggers are a great addition, using the redundant third fingers and making those fast actions in battles easier, just map them to your tastes. Mapping is simple, hold the turbo button down until it flashes then press the button you want to map (X for example) then press the F1 or F2 whichever you want to map to. The mapping instructions that come with it didn't work so I used the above method like the PDP controllers. I have large hands and find this is comfortable, and slightly easier to use due to its longer body, it feels more substantial, it has a good weight to it and seems very well made, the surface is well textured as are the thumb sticks so no slips in the exciting battles. If it lasts the full warranty period I will be more than happy. Great product at great price.

Effective and well made 3rd party PS4 controller at a good price. The official Sony controllers are expensive since the launch of the console. I found for me when playing God of War that the actual directional thumbsticks were accurate when targeting so calibrated well for my controller. Console manufacturers generate a significant amount of revenue from controllers only.I find this controller to work exactly like the original it connects via Bluetooth and depending on your hand size is comfortable for the larger hand.If you are on a budget as the official Sony controllers are expensive then it will serve it's purpose.I have an official Sony controller and this Lucky moon model and it's a good addition.

I bought this as a controller to use with a Smart TV with cloud gaming apps and to pair with other devices like Windows laptops and Android phones. So far, it's working well with no complaints at all for the price, although only time will tell how the battery holds up over many charging cycles.I've experienced no issues with the amount of play I get from a single charge, but then I only game for a couple of hours at most in one session. The on-screen charge indicator on my TV controller settings says 70-ish percent after 2 hours of solid use; make of that what you will, but I reckon 6-8 hours of actual play from a single charge is entirely feasible.The Bluetooth connection appears to be as stable as claimed: to the extent I've inadvertently used it on the wrong device in a different room, 8 metres away with a wall in the way.The touchpad... works? I'm not sure how to evaluate the claim that it's 'highly sensitive' (compared to what?!) but it seems to track motion perfectly well without the pointer jumping all over the place, and with a nice solid click action that means you're unlikely to accidentally zig when you want to zag.I haven't tried the headphone jack functionality: I'm sure I have some wired headphones gathering dust somewhere, but everything I'm actually using is Bluetooth.USB-c charging is a point in its favour for me: your mileage of course may vary.The only slight niggles are:1) The black one is a bit boring from an aesthetic perspective: the white looks better in my view but wasn't available when I ordered.2) No EXT socket for use with a controller keypad, so if you're looking to use it with one of these I'm afraid you'll need to look at other options.3) Unlike a lot of other aftermarket controllers, there's no backlight. Is that a huge drawback? Not really if you're used to the button layout of a PS controller, but I definitely prefer it and I'm kicking myself slightly for not going slightly more expensive to get that feature.On the other hand, the kids are going to be using this a lot, so I don't hold out huge hope that a lack of backlight is going to be niggling at me for years to come!All in all, a solid purchase. As is always the case, if it lets me down outside of 'fair wear and tear' parameters I'll come back and amend the review to reflect this: for now, however, I'll give it a rating of "would recommend as a budget buy". :)