Mobile Game Controller, PowerLead PG9021 Mobile Gaming Wireless Controller Gamepad Joystick Supports Android 3.2 Above System/PC

I wanted this controller because it looked like an Xbox One controller and also works via Bluetooth and via RF adapter. It has the added ability to put my phone on it to play games but I'm not really into that. It's nice to have the option but I love using it for my computer.This was pretty easy to pair to my computer but I prefer using the RF dongle. It feels faster usually and for some reason, every single Bluetooth item I connect to my Computer is a bit finicky. This one has not been but I figured I'd take that option out of the equation and just use RF. I've done so and love it.This has worked nicely with my computer games and I've not noticed lag or anything that impacts my play negatively. It's got a great feel to it (good design) and the buttons as well as sticks and bumpers are responsive. This is a nice controller with a pretty good rechargeable battery.This does have the added benefit of hooking up to and holding your phone to let you play games but overall, I love it for my computer.Good for a computer or HTPC for sure! I'll update my review if I get a wild hair and try it with my phone.

Well I totally take back what I said and if I could rate this pos controller a zero, I would!! The controller worked well for about a day, now it lags so horribly that I literally just throw my phone across the room playing Minecraft, because the lag took control and walk me off a ledge into lava... AGAIN!! I have never been so frustrated with lag in my life, and it's the connection of the controller, has nothing to do with the phone because my other controller works perfect, but one of the bumper buttons broke so I've been looking for a new one. I will definitely be returning this piece of crap. DO NOT BUY ANYTHING FROM IPEGA!!!!!

So far this has been an excellent controller for my MAME cabinet (running Windows 7; this is a program that allows you to run old arcade games). Instructions, a USB charging cable, a USB wireless adapter (very tiny), and the controller are included. I charged the controller, plugged in the USB wireless adapter, turned on my computer, and turned on the power to the controller (which you have to hold down a button on the front for 3 seconds - that was the hardest part of setting it up and I actually had to read the manual), and fired up MAME. The device was immediately recognized as a joystick and within seconds I mapped controls to it, and I was off and running.So aside from the SUPER easy installation, the controller feels solid and is very responsive. It has buttons for Mac and Android which I have not tested, but again for use in Windows you literally just have to turn the thing on. Battery life has been very good as well (no recharge necessary after playing with it several hours).For the money this is a great controller - includes everything you need!

ProsNice and lightweight.Works in most games I tried.Battery lastsConsRT & LT get stuck on not physically but in games even when you unpress it still kept shooting. Happened quite a bit.Goes to sleep very quickly if put down for a few minutes and then needs to be resynced every time and in middle of a game it would cause to glitch and revert to touch.Only holds my phone if I take it out of the case the holder is not very wide.Good if you're on a budget but comes with the few hickups. Not worth returning over IMO still a nice controller for the $ and since the Xbox One is my primary console of choice it is nice having a controller in that shape.

Fortnite not so much. Yes it links up to android and the buttons work with fortnite. But the right stick is not a solid feeling and accurate stick like a Play Station remote. It's not the physical stick but its whatever electronic or otherwise mechanism makes turns happen. It doesn't allow for easy and nice turns. It whips it far to far or nowhere. Even using the in game setting to try to make the speed and accuracy better it doesn't work because it's the remote. Bummer.