C-Zone 2.4GHz USB Twins Wireless game Controller Gamepad Joystick With WIN98/2000/X/2003VISTA/WIN7 SYSTEM TV Box

These work great on windows 10 and 11 with no issues on multiple emulators

These are practically identical to the controllers that came with my Super Console X. The trick - it would seem - is to map the controller then immediatly shutdown the system. That's what I did after 3 tries of mapping then playing....to have nothing happen. But after the map/shutdown and restart: perfect.

These are not strong as I thought, I had bought these some time back from ebay and they were very good. Month in and some buttons stopped working, also the control isn't very good. I haven't even tried two players yet, I doubt if it will work. This is junk.

Anyone having issues on pcsx2 with joystick inputs click mapping settings and disable inversion your welcome

Read the description. It is not compatible with any computer other than those manufactured before the invention of sliced bread... what is even the point of wasting the materials and wages manufacturing something that ONLY works with computers that NOBODY has???

They work well. Took a couple hours to figure out exactly what was going on. I'd like to explain in this review as it is not explained in the Chinese packaging and lack of instructions. What is quite confusing is the way they are added to the OS and how you cannot tell if you are using controller #1 or #2. When you plug in the dongle it automatically adds both controllers with are listed both under the same exact name, and there is no indication on the controller themselves. It adds them both no matter if they are plugged in, on or off. Which one are you holding in your hand? Well you'll have to figure it out through trial and error and switching, and you can go deep into the device ID's, one ends with an 01 and other ends with an 02, but it's not shown unless you go deep into "properties" and device ID's. Luckily for me there was a defect on my controller #1 so I can now recognise it, they had put the LED strip on backwards, LOL, and the analog light is green, while the power light is red, ROFL, it is supposed to be the opposite, and is on the other controller (#2). I guess you could write on them #1 with a silver permanent marker or something, but that is not my favorite thing to do on a new item. These really do eat batteries, reviewers were not lying. Don't expect it to function properly or even turn on with a battery under 50% power, and the use of AAA batteries is vastly inferior to my AA xbox360 wireless controllers. These also use directInput which is going out of style and can take a lot of configuration in games, I'm okay with that, but some people might not like the hassle. Many modern games don't support directInput at all any more as well.

works really well, like many controllers takes a little getting used to the new buttons but i've played a lot on the same batteries and havent had to replace yet, no noticable lag or issues playing retro games on emulators. also somewhat surprisingly the second controller works very well on the same USB. very cool!

Update Review: This controller glitches 10% of the time or more. Out of nowhere the controller starts taking on a life of its own. Usually a little reset by shutting the controller off and on fixes this momentarily, but it has become annoying. Item is still one of the cheaper options, but will not buy again. Old Review: Is it a perfect controller, no. But at the price point I paid, and it's ability to plug and play, I couldn't ask for a better deal. (As a reference, one official PS controller would cost me double the price of these two).