GameSir G4 Pro Wireless Gamepad, Bluetooth 2.4Ghz Game Controller with Phone Bracket for Android/iOS/PC/Nintendo Switch

Was a little on the expensive side but needless to say, amazing quality product, Came in perfect condition next day delivery pre charged upon unboxing. In terms of physical use, its relatively light as the full body is plastic, It feels really comfortable in the hand, with the rubber grip and ergonomic xbox one controller shape, the buttons are really easy to press and triggers are really smooth and comfortable, in terms of visually, it just looks amazing in person, the nicest looking controller I've ever seen for anything, featuring a fantastic range of colours that work really well including a matt black body, shiny silver accents and a nice grey rubberised grip. The different colours of the ABXY LEDs that appear to fade deeper into the controller gives a really nice touch and really does make it look premuim. There is also a light on the power button that flashes to indicate different things or just remains on or off and finally LEDs towards the top of the controller to show the battery life. Had it for a few days now and still not a single bit of doubt for buying it, it holds up really well, the controller acts really fast in gaming, almost real time speed with no delay, it feels really comfortable even with long use, the battery life is just incredible and the charging is super fast. However the only negatives I would have on the controller are that I find the USB in the bottom quite hard to pull out, even with force, I often have to find something to leverage it out with, it could just be mine that is just wedged in but I'm not sure, luckily I don't use the USB feature anyway as I use it for android only so it doesn't bother me that much. The only performance issue I faced is that occasionally there would be a burst of lag from the controller to the phone, I know it's not the performance of the phone as I'm currently running the s7 edge so I guess it's just the Bluetooth signal in general, can't fault the controller for that though as it's a flaw in bluetooth in general but luckily it's a very rare occasion and I'm not sure if anyone else has the same issues. But hopefully this didn't warn you away from the product because I truly do recommend it, the only 2 negatives I have don't affect me enough to even loose any stars, what you're getting is an amazing build, an amazing feel, amazing features, and overall an amazing product.

Bought this controller so I could link my phone and play classic games. Was very easy to connect through bluetooth and easy to map the controls.When linking to my computer it's just as easy! Either use Bluetooth, connect with the provided micro USB cable or use the handy USB receiver. I had no issues when using all of these mentioned methods.When I first thought of buying this controller, I thought its primary use would be with my phone but it quickly became my main controller for using Steam and playing RPGs.The controller shares a similar layout to the Xbox style of controllers and is very comfortable. It has a good weight to it and doesn't feel cheap. Only area I'd like to see some improvement with is the d-pad. I'd prefer a more tactile response when I press down. The triggers work well and feel okay to me and the ABXY buttons work perfectly and feel good when in use.Haven't had any issues with battery life and overall the controller is a joy to use for classic platforming and modern shooters.Overall, I'd recommend this controller for anyone who needs a reliable controller to play games on their phone/tablet and PC.

(1) Generally a good controller with premium construction and feel.(2) Nice Xbox One layout and when switched on the buttons are illuminated and coloured.(3) It works well with native Android games and VR as well with native Windows games (with Windows 10 at least that I used it).(4) Pairing is very easy for Android devices. For Windows is slightly more difficult but still easy enough. Also note that for Windows you have to use the little receiver that comes with the controller even if your PC/laptop has its own internal Bluetooth receiver. Good thing that this Bluetooth receiver can be stored inside the controller when not used.(5) Good rechargeable battery. It certainly takes a lot of gaming to get it discharged. It can take a week to get it discharged. If you game lightly it can take over a month. Also nice 4 level indicator of the remaining battery.(6) The smartphone holder is good enough. With slim phones like Samsung galaxy S6 and S7 you can even place your phone while being inside a silicone gel case. With a thicker phone like Samsung Galaxy S5 you have to remove the case though (not that the holder won't hold the phone at all - it will but it won't be the secure grip that you need for safe handling).(7) It comes in a nice premium box.(8) In the instructions you get a link to a free Android App called Happy Chick. That app seems to have been specifically customised for this controller (although I assume it can be used by other controllers too). Anyway one of the purposes of the app is pairing (it is not necessary to use that app in order to pair by the way) but most importantly the app comes loaded with pretty much all console emulators that can run on smartphones. ROMs of thousands of games are downloadable within the app.(9) In some older games like Hercules Disney (one of my favourites when I was a little kid) there is a problem with the use of the analog stick. For some reason whenever the analog stick is used for more than 20-30 seconds the whole controller completely ceases communication with the smartphone/android device and you have to pair them again. That happened with three different phones. The game is fine when you use the D-pad. that being said the analog stick does work well with newer games (as well as all the native games I tested). So it is definitely not a problem with the analog stick itself.(10) In wireless mode, there is some noticeable input lag on emulated games like Sonic on the genesis emulator on Android and with Super Mario World on the SNES emulator on Windows. When I play with my wireless keyboard or with my laptop keyboard there is no input lag at all, so definitely it is this controller that is at fault.Overall I think it is a v. good controller albeit a little bit overpriced. I bought it for £43 and I certainly don't think it's twice as good as similar controllers priced £21.50. Still it's usable on both Windows and Android operating systems, it has that nice foldable smartphone holder, it has a premium construction and it is more precise than the cheaper models. All in all I do recommend buying it GameSir G4s but if you are on a budget and you also don't care about PC games then better buy something like the PG-9053 for just £20-25.