Brook Wingman XE 2 Converter - Two in One Wireless Controller Adapter for PS, Switch Consoles, and PC, Supports Remap and Adjustable Turbo

So a bit of nostalgia came calling and I dusted off my PS3 in order to play a few of my favorite games. The Dualshock 3 I have is pretty worn out, so some of the buttons don't work. Linking a Dualsense via Bluetooth is easy enough. However, it won't work on certain games and the Six Axis is non-existent.After hearing about the Wingman Converters, I jumped at buying one immediately. Plugged it in, pressed the sides to sync with the Dualsense, and tried it on the dreaded, game stopping 'valve' from the 1st level of Killzone 2. Thanks to the Wingman XE2, the Dualsense works as if it was made for the system.

if you still have a ps3 and you can find a controller this will do it.this converts modern controllers into ps3 ones even allowing motion controlls

works great with ps3 to use dualsense ps5 controller, even in ps2 games, and as a bonus it shows the dualsense battery level too!!!

was able to use a nintendo switch pro controller in safeboot and that alone is worth 4 stars. Too many fake ps3 controllers out in the market, wasn't worth risking $20 for when I could just buy this (at the time of purchase it was $36) and use any controller as a ps3 one. The only issue i had was that the xbox 1 controller wired did not work in the ps3 safeboot which is why this does not get a perfect 5 star from me.

Had it for almost 9 months now, works excellently It's unfrequently disconnected on its own, but it's rare this will happen. Using it on my PS3 after its controllers developed bad stick drift, as well as my Switch (I play Smash better this way).

Works exactly as advertised with a PS3. No issues with a third-party Xbox controller after months (maybe a year?) of use. The only thing I dislike is the form factor - it’s pretty easy to bend if you, say, plug a controller into the device while it’s plugged into the console. But, as long as you plug in the controller before plugging the device into the console’s USB port, you’re good. Other than that, you just plug it in and go - worth the money for the ease of use alone, in my opinion.

If you are trying to play PlayStation 3 but you don't have a original controller, or SIXAXIS one. This is the tool you need. I got this one to get the platinum trophy in Godfather 2. You need to use SIXAXIS and the fake or 3rd party controllers don't have it and they suck. This tool blew me away with how well it can convert PS4 and PS5 controllers to work just like a original ps3 controller for the ps3. For me this means I can play ps3 with a actual nice controller (i choose a DualSense) SIXAXIS, PS button, and pressure triggers all work with this. there is no lag added (the ps3 already had input lag on some games) I haven't tried the headset port but it wasn't a feature on the ps3 so that's fine. I recommend this tool over any knock off controller.

I bought one of these so I could use my PS4 controller with my PS3 console.Pros - Item was packaged well. I was able to pair my PS4 controller easily with it and use it on my PS3 console and the "PS" button works as well as the rumble function in the PS4 controller.Cons - When I plugged it into the USB port on the front of my PS3 console it feels very loose and can be moved from side to side very easily...but as I stated, it works just fine.So I decided to buy a second one so I can use 2 PS4 controllers with my PS3 console when my wife and I want to play co-op. Again, the second device fit very loosely in the USB port, but the PS4 controller paired with it easily. HOWEVER, after only about 5 minutes of playing co-op, one of the PS4 controllers lost connection with this device. I was able to connect again and we continued playing but again after about 5 minutes one of the PS4 controllers lost connection with the device.So in conclusion, the device works really well if you only use one, but fits very loosely in the USB port. If you use 2 of these at once you will lose connection about every 5 minutes.