Controller for Xbox 360 PC, USB Gaming PC Controller for Xbox 360, Upgraded Design Ergonomic Cable Controller for Xbox 360 Slim and PC with Windows XP/Vista/7/8/8.1/10 Controller for Xbox 360 PC

I recently purchased the Diswoe controller for my Xbox 360 and PC, and I’m quite impressed with its performance, especially given the affordable price point of £13.99. It was an excellent deal with a 13% discount, making it even more enticing.**Design & Build Quality:**The controller has an ergonomic design that fits comfortably in my hands, allowing for extended gaming sessions without discomfort. The buttons and analog sticks are responsive, and the overall build quality feels solid. It’s clear that this controller is built to last, with a design that mirrors the official Xbox 360 controller closely.**Compatibility:**One of the key features of this controller is its compatibility. I’ve used it with both my Xbox 360 and PC (running Windows 10), and it worked seamlessly with both. The plug-and-play setup meant that I didn’t need to install any additional drivers on my PC, which was a huge plus.**Performance:**The controller performs well during gaming. The buttons have a nice tactile feel, and the analog sticks offer precise control, which is crucial for fast-paced games. The D-pad is decent, though it could be a bit more responsive. However, for the price, it’s hard to complain.**Value for Money:**Given that over 400 people have bought this in the past month and it’s a best-seller in the “Game Boy Advance Games” category (though it’s not directly related to GBA games), it’s clearly a popular choice. For gamers looking for an affordable alternative to the official Xbox controller, this is a fantastic option.**Conclusion:**Overall, the Diswoe controller is a great budget-friendly choice for anyone looking to enhance their gaming experience on Xbox 360 or PC. While it might not have the premium feel of more expensive controllers, it certainly delivers where it counts. If you’re in the market for a reliable and affordable gaming controller, I’d definitely recommend giving this one a try.

Comfortable in the hand, all the buttons work nicely. Win 10 computer recognised it and auto set it up with no problems, works well with my games on Steam. Good value. Impressed.

My poor ailing Xbox 360 needed a new joypad as I have literally worn the thumbsticks out on the old one. This cheap and cheerful controller is wired which suits my gaming setup and saves faffing around with charging or batteries.Controls-wise, the thumbsticks are nice and large, with short distance of travel for precise control. I play a lot of Skate 3 which requires some pretty precise control, and this controller works really well for that game. Thumbsticks are fairly grippy and dished, but I put cover caps on mine for a bit of extra thumb grip (and the tops of the sticks being slightly larger means that most thumbstick cap kits fit perfectly snug).The face buttons are fine. The crosspad feels a bit cheap and not that great but I don't really use it that much anyway, so it wasn't a big deal for me.Analogue triggers are OK, maybe not as slick as the official controllers, but still pretty serviceable for most driving games or shooters.It's quite an attractive looking controller with a nice green glow around the home button. Works great on Steam Deck doc, PC, Raspberry Pi, PC and Mac (the things I've tested it on so far) but above all it's a nicely priced pad if you need something for your 360 that works just fine at a good price.

I had to purchace a new XBox controller as my last one had wire issue and became faulty. However you apparently cannot get a authentic product but as a next best thing, this operates pretty well! there are some slight deviations from an authentic product but minor in functionality.If wired controller is needed this is the way to go!

TLDR: I hated it and returned for a refund.I bought this to replace a £15 official Microsoft Xbox360 controller for PC I bought over 10 years ago. It was still going strong but the sticks creaked like old doors and the drift was horrible - still a better experience than the Diswoe version.Positives:Easy installation - My PC detected it immediately without any need to manually download drivers.Negatives:Poorly packaged - arrived in a box barely the size of the controller with some bubble wrap. It clearly had too much weight on it as the right bumper was wedged in the 'pressed' position. No permanent damage, but the controller outer casing had to be loosened to get the button seated in the correct position.No 'dual shock' - Despite the store page mentioning this, the controller has no vibration feedback. I suspect the store page is inaccurate as Diswoe appear to have a dearer model, which is likely the one with vibration built in. The controller was so light that it was obvious vibration motors were never added rather than faulty.Terrible thumbsticks - had significantly larger dead zones compared to my old controller. There was barely any fine control either, they felt closer to digital inputs than analogue ones.Useless D pad - the buttons felt 'mushy'. To register the input on the up and right buttons you had to press harder than necessary. Even when it felt like the buttons had reached their end of travel it was missing my inputs.Annoying to use in a dark room - I understand they had to get rid of the Xbox logo, but they also removed the light diffusion over the Power LED in favour of completely clear plastic. Now the green light just reflects directly into your eyes.As Microsoft doesn't seem to make official versions of the 360 controller, I ended up getting a Series X one and a Bluetooth adaptor for £50. I don't recommend this either - wish I just got a usb-c cable with it.

On plugging it in to my windows 11 pc it instantly picked it up as a controller with a message to press the Xbox button to launch the game menu. Went into the rally game I brought it for and it was good to go. Worked well in the game. Good value for money I would say. Only had it day so cannot comment on long term use.