Dinosoo RGB Wireless Controller for PS4/Slim/Pro/PC, Colorful RGB lights - Blue Red Green Pink Orange Cyan Purple, with Dual Vibration/6-Axis Motion Sensor/Turbo/1000mAh Battery/Headphone Audio

The media could not be loaded.  i literally just unboxed it and i’m already obsessed . it changes color and works like any other controller , i bought this one cuz my controller is janky at times but i’m really happy with this purchase.

I recently got my hands on the Dinosoo RGB Wireless Controller for my PS4, and I've been pleasantly surprised by its unique features and performance. The standout feature for me has to be the adjustable RGB lights. It's not every day that you come across a gaming controller that lets you switch between seven different colors to match your style. I've been having a blast experimenting with different color combinations, and the breathing light mode adds a cool touch to my gaming setup.Aside from its eye-catching aesthetics, this controller packs a punch when it comes to functionality. The built-in dual vibration motors provide immersive feedback, making my gaming sessions more engaging. The integrated light bar, speakers, and headphone jack offer versatile audio options, and the share button makes capturing and sharing gameplay moments a breeze.The six-axis sensors and Turbo function are real game-changers. The sensors provide stability and quick reactions during intense gameplay, while the Turbo feature has given me an edge in fast-paced games. The controller's compatibility with various platforms is a huge plus. I've used it seamlessly with my PS4 Slim, and the USB wired connection works like a charm on my Windows PC.Battery life is crucial, and the Dinosoo controller doesn't disappoint. With around 8 to 10 hours of gameplay on a full charge, I don't have to worry about frequent recharging during extended gaming sessions. The controller's ergonomic design fits comfortably in my hands, allowing me to enjoy hours of gameplay without discomfort.As for any concerns, I'll admit that the RGB lighting might be more of a novelty for some gamers. However, I find it adds a unique touch to my gaming setup. In terms of durability, I've only had the controller for a short while, so I can't speak to its long-term performance just yet.Overall, the Dinosoo RGB Wireless Controller has been a delightful addition to my gaming setup. It strikes a balance between style and functionality, making my gaming experiences more enjoyable. If you're looking for a controller that lets you personalize your setup and offers solid performance, this one's definitely worth considering.

Ok, the only thing that I dislike about these are the fact you can't turn off the RGB lights (and they are bright). Other than that fact, these are awesome controllers. I got these to pair with Android devices and I had no issues. They are recognized in my emulators as PS4 controllers. They are sturdy, the buttons are great and the touch pad is responsive. I wouldn't recommend them simply for the fact that you can't turn off the lights, but if you're into that then these are absolutely fine!

My nieces and nephew love these controllers. They are very active PS4 players and they were always fighting over the 1 controller. Now, they have enough controllers but they fight over these new ones. Lol. They like the lights but their 1 complaint is the controller battery does not last as long as they feel the OEM one does. Battery life is subjective and also may depend upon what games you're playing. These controllers setup quickly. My nephew is 9 years old and he had them connected in no time at all.

Ok, first thing I have to mention is that the Bluetooth isn't super intuitive. It tells you how to do it in the instructions, but if you just assume you can figure it out, you'll struggle. The controller has to be off, then you have to hold share, then add the home button, and press them both for 3 seconds to enter Bluetooth Pairing mode.Ok, now onto the good stuff. I just most controllers by their analog sticks, and the easiest way to tell is to play Rocket League. These ones not only had a really nice texture to the touch, but also felt crisp and responsive while doing aerials in Rocket League.I used this on my PC, and it paired easily over Bluetooth and worked first time, with no problems. It also properly reported as a PlayStation controller, so all the prompts in Rocket League showed PS Buttons (rather than defaulting to Xbox buttons, which happens with some controllers).The buttons all feel like nice hard plastic, and while it feels like it's just rubber membranes underneath of then, it feels like they have enough spring to push back up quickly and well.The texture of the plastic on the handles is also very nice. It's a mixed texture, as the patterning is a rough texture where as the rest is more smooth with a slightly tacky feel (which is what you want, because then you don't feel like the controller is going to slip out of your hands).Now, for the mediocre:- L/R Bumpers are just ok- Battery is fine (what you'd expect)- L/R Triggers are a little squishy (feels like they need stronger springs)- the symbols on the Triangle/Square/Circle/X buttons is almost invisible (not a problem if you are already familiar with the buttons)- the RGB lighting is brighter than I'd like, and the same color across all buttonsThose mediocre things could bump the review down to 4 stars, but only if it was a more expensive controller. For this price range, this is definitely worthy of 5 stars.Lastly, I just want to mention that the packaging is secure, even if it feels really minimalist. It has a foam insert to protect the analog sticks, but the back of the controller is just up against the carboard. This could worry me for some controllers, but the back of this controller feels really robust, so it didn't worry me.

The light display is a little disorienting and we will see how long it lasts, but no buyer's remorse thus far.

I love the lights and how they change color. What I don't love is that there doesn't seem to be a way to shut off the lights when you are done playing. Also, the battery runs out quickly.

It was hard adjusting to the different buttons because I'm used to xbox controllers and the Bluetooth was a bit finicky and the instructions are vague on how to use it conversation connected. Once I figured it out it worked really well.