– GameSir Kaleid Wired Controller for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One,Windows 10/11 & Steam, Plug and Play Gaming Gamepad, Transparent Video Game Controller with Hall Effect Joysticks/Hall Trigger

I was recommended this controller by an American i play Division 2 with on the PC, and i assumed it was a 'Turbo Fire' type of controller, as in, you just hold the button down and semi-automatics like pistols and rifles would fire like fully automatics do. Sadly, it's not that type of 'full auto'. Forget about the LED lighting. It's nice, but it's not what you're using to play your games. It's just a nice touch. I have mine set to 'solid white' which of course as with any other LED lighting, gives off a very light blue tint, which is fine. My only issue is with the software. The controller still works as it should without the software, but if you want control lighting and set trigger options, and just see what is actually going on, you need the software. Not everyone has a Microsoft store account, and not everyone can get around downloading the files from their own site and cobbling it together. I downloaded it from their site first, and it didn't work. The program wouldn't start at all. Then i tried it from the Microsoft store, and again, it didn't work. Then for some strange reason, i booted up my computer, and all of a sudden, it works. I don't even know LOL With everything up and running, i have to say, depending on how long it lasts of course, if it meets expectations, then i'd buy another one of these controllers instead of an Xbox controller. Also i have to say, for a "Made In China" product, to not be put off by this at all. It's very well made, and i have to also give credit to the sticks, triggers and buttons. Compared to an Xbox controller for PC, this beats the Xbox controller easily. The lentgh of the cable is great too, i actually can just sit back in my chair, which is around 7ft away from the big screen TV, and not worry about the cable one bit. This whole idea of people being wary of products "Made In China" has always been silly. It has nothing at all to do with China or the Chinese folks. Instead, it has everything to do with the Western companies who order things to be built in China to whatever specifications they desire. The complaints everyone has about products made in China, only exist because companies are the ones cutting corners, ordering products to be built with lower quality parts and materials. and that's that.

Had this for a couple of days now, I usually buy the cheaper Xbox controllers but they are nowhere near as good as the original official Xbox 360 controllers, so I decided to take a more expensive chance on this one and gotta say it’s so close to the original Xbox controllers that you won’t be sorry to get one. Did have a slight problem with the length of the wire even though it’s around 10ft long, so I bought a few different usb a male to female extension cables but none would run the controller, so I got this active one and it works a treat. Cable Matters Active USB Extension Cable (Active USB Extender Cable, USB Cable Male to Female) for Webcam, Oculus Sensor, HTC Vive Link Box, Xbox Kinect, PlayStation Camera and More - 5m, just thought I would share this info for anyone else who’s had trouble extending this controller, overall I would recommend everyone to give this controller a shot if like me you loved the original Xbox 360 controllers.

This controller is significantly better value for money than the licensed controllers you can find at more stores. It’s a nice weight in the hands, the buttons feel good, the lights have a lot of customisation and can even be dimmed or brightened depending on preference. The key feature I bought it for is the sensitive triggers, which is something you can turn on and off on the fly. It isn’t as good as the physical notches on more expensive controllers, as you can still press all the way down and can sometimes end up inputting longer than you’d like; but for fast paced games, or games where the first shot really matters, this gives a noticeable edge with no input lag. My only problem is that the build quality of my right trigger was somewhat flawed. After a few months of use, it began sticking, and a couple months later, something snapped inside. Luckily, GameSir customer support is AMAZING!!! They managed to figure out a replacement for me, and when Amazon had no stock left, they instead got me a full refund. You literally have nothing to lose! The controller is also transparent, so it’s really easy to get picture/video evidence of any faults you might need to report.

It’s one of the comfiest and best looking controllers I’ve ever owned. The LEDs in the controller aren’t too bright, which is a problem I’ve had with other similar controllers, but they are bright enough to not be too dark. All the buttons are silent which is perfect for me and the back buttons are easy to map. Overall it’s a high quality, durable and great performing controller that’s great value for money

I bought this after getting stick drift on 2 xbox elite controllers and I instantly fell in love with it. Not only does it look great with the customisable led light it plays amazing. Super smooth sticks and buttons, I prefer paddles on the back instead of buttons like this has but I got used to it very quickly anyway. Great value for money also.

Decent enough controller but durability isn't good. Stopped working after a year.

Love GameSir controllers, replaced by Xbox ones as I must be very unlucky as all of them kept disconnecting. Very comfortable and high quality, works great

So crazy I didnot know that It will be so good like this

So far so good! I just got this in the mail. It arrived super fast. The lights are vibrant. It's practically the same size as my old controller (maybe like a centimetre smaller), as shown. Fits well in my hand. The cord it comes with is super long (maybe like 10 ft). The sticks feel good. The buttons are satisfying to click. I haven't tried it in game, so I'm not sure how well it works for that but it's a major update to my last controller (as it had controller drift).

I've had the GameSir Kaleid since December 2024. I love it. I love the micro-switch face buttons and the Hall Effect sticks. I mostly use it to play third-person shooters and action RPGs. I set my dead zones on the sticks to 0.0 and I have no drift. It's a wired-only controller but I'd rather have a wired controller than deal with batteries and the cord is a nice length. Because I wore the pads off of the thumbsticks on my previous Microsoft Xbox One controller that I used on PC (and my Xbox 360 controllers on Xbox360 before that), I also picked up some GameSir thumbstick caps when I bought this controller so I don't wear out my thumbstick pads. I've never actually used it without the thumbstick caps so I can't speak to how well the thumbstick pads wear. I find the controller very comfortable for long play sessions and so far it has held-up well to the stress I put on it. (I play a lot.) I've been thinking about ordering a second one for awhile--I buy things I like as though they're going out of style--so when I saw yesterday that Amazon had it for a lower price than I paid before, I placed my order for another one. There's nothing wrong with the first one, I just want a spare for the future. Aside from connecting it to a family member's Windows 11 laptop once to update the firmware on the controller when I got it, I've been using the controller on Linux Mint. The below information relates to my experience using the controller on Linux Mint. I'm using it via Steam Input on Linux Mint 22.2 to play Steam games. On Linux I currently have no control of the RGB, but it's fine; I just forget about it most of the time. I didn't buy it for the RGB, I bought it for the Hall Effect sticks and triggers, and the micro-switch buttons and D-pad. After booting my Linux Mint system, the Xbox logo button is not lit-up and the analog sticks on the controller are not detected until I disconnect it and reconnect it. Then the Xbox logo button lights up and the analog sticks are detected until the next reboot. (The other buttons, oddly, continue to work fine whether I re-plug it or not, it's just the analog sticks.) Linux Mint doesn't see the controller inputs outside of Steam (I might be able to fix that but haven't bothered since I don't play any games outside of Steam) but Mint does see the headphone/microphone jack on the controller as a sound device when the controller is plugged in. I often use it as my preferred headphone jack since the controller has a long cord. (Holding the M button while pressing the D-pad up or down adjust volume.) Anyway, it's a great controller so I'm buying a second one.

Los joystick magnéticos y los gatillos se sienten de buena calidad, responden bien así como los botones de tipo switch, las luces led brillan bastante bien y en general, el material se siente de buena calidad, el cable incluido es de buena calidad además de estar asegurado con malla, también incluye un paño de microfibra para limpiar las manchas del control y un mes de Xbox Game pass ultimate. 10/10