PC Controller, BIGBIG WON Wireless Controller Motion Control, Hall Trigger, ALPS Joystick, 3.5mm Audio, Gaming Controller for PC Windows/Android/iOS/Switch Pro Controller (Rainbow 2 Pro&Charging Dock)

Love the LED lights and how I can see all the components. The light settings are great and can easily be changed without an app! (Although, the Rainbow S has app compatibility, the lite does not.)The controllers features work as advertised, and it feels great in my hand. BIGBIGWON really did a great job. It feels like a slightly more high-quality Xbox controller.Overall, its a great purchase! I'll be buying more from BIGBIGWON in the future!Yes, I know the name sounds funny, but its possibly due to a English translation. Learn Chinese, it helps you impress people lol.*READ THIS IF YOU PLAN ON BUYING THIS FOR PC!!!You need to reset both steam and the controllers configurations BEFORE you play to ensure everything goes smoothly. I had constant trigger and joystick input issues before I did this. Settings on the controller itself did not fix this issue. This issue is not exclusive to this controller.1. Go to stream > settings > controllers2. Make sure Xbox Configurations is selected3. Go into the controller settings and click "reset configurations" on Steam.4. Hold down the home button on the controller for 10 sec, it will reset the controllers own configurations.5. Test the inputs. Your triggers should have a increasing/decreasing value when pushed or released, and your stick movement should be registered correctly.This possibly occurs when stream either overrides your controllers settings or both are trying to override each other.

First off, I only learned it was compatible with Xbox thanks to a couple YouTube videos reviewing the controller. You have to plug an official standard Xbox controller into the USB slot on the Rainbow 2's dongle in order to "trick" the Xbox into registering the Rainbow 2's inputs as the standard controller that's wired in.Once the standard controller is plugged into the dongle and the dongle is plugged into the Xbox, you turn on the Rainbow 2 and it'll connect wirelessly. It was a bit finicky the first time I set it up, so once I got it working, I just leave one controller plugged into it all the time and don't have any issues connecting whenever I turn on the Rainbow 2.Thankfully for PC it's less complicated, just plug the receiver in and the Rainbow 2 controller will wirelessly connect to it and work without an additional controller needed.I still mainly use the Rainbow 2 for Xbox, I've owned multiple Xbox Elite Series 2's and the quality on those is terrible, I finally gave up on those and wanted a decent alternative. I also hate being wired in when I play, so this Rainbow 2 was a good compromise. For $50 (or $60 if you get the kit with the charging dock) I can play with a "pro" controller wirelessly, the main catch is I just have to keep a standard controller next to my Xbox and keep it plugged in to use the Rainbow 2 on there.I've had it for 2 months and it's still holding up well for me, I haven't really noticed any issues other than sometimes the hair trigger feature won't register, but it depends on the game and how sensitive the in-game trigger settings are. For the price and features it offers, it's great!Hopefully for a future "Rainbow 3" they won't require an extra controller for Xbox use since Microsoft is starting to officially allow third party controllers to work wirelessly.

Comfortable controller that has a good weight to it. The analog adjustment seems sturdy but may wear out over time. Overall great controller.

It's freaking awesome. I've used a bunch of different controllers and this is prob the comfiest in my hands. It's mostly because of the controller design but having different height yousticks deff helps.Love the cradle for charging, looks great on my desk but more importantly it's functional. The part of the cradle is it turns off automatically when you place it in & when you remove it, it automagically turns on and connects. Connection is super quick as well!Awesome controller!!

I will admit, this controller feels really good. I like the feel of the analog sticks, the bumpers, the triggers, the whole thing. But it has a flaw (keep in mind, I've only had this controller for 2 months):The "Turbo" function will pulse the turbo-ed button on & off as you hold it down; you can select between Fast & Slow. Neat in theory & useful for some games, but ONCE ACTIVATED FOR A SPECIFIC BUTTON, YOU CAN'T TURN IT OFF.I followed the instructions in the manual, but it will NOT turn off; I can make it fast or slow, I can turn it on for other buttons, but I can't turn it off. This is EXTREMELY frustrating for games where I need the button input to hold.I accidentally turned on "Turbo" mode for the B button. Then couldn't turn it off, no matter what I did. I was able to use the same function to turn on "Turbo" mode for the X button, but again, I couldn't turn it off once activated.I've been able to skirt around this problem by programming the 2 bottom buttons to be X & B, respectively, but I'm finding that these buttons are no longer consistently working.I tried to reach out to the manufacturer via email, but no response at all.Feels great, but won't last, & poorly-designed by way of electronics.