GameSir T4 Nova Lite Multi-Plalform Gaming Controller - Ash Grey

A responsive and easy to set up PC or Xbox controller at a great price, would recommend. A responsive and easy to set up PC or Xbox controller at a great price, would recommend.

I was sceptical about this controller being so cheap, but it actually feels very nice to use. It comes with a plastic case which holds the USB adapter as well which is very handy. It worked straight away with my PC. I was sceptical about this controller being so cheap, but it actually feels very nice to use. It comes with a plastic case which holds the USB adapter as well which is very handy. It worked straight away with my PC.

A decently built controller with hall effect sticks. Haven't tried the software for it yet, but you can plug and play on windows with little to no problem.
If you're looking for an affordable PC controller this is a great choice. At the time of purchase, this might even be the cheapest hall effect sticks controller you can buy here.

It only comes with a wireless dongle in the package, so you need your own cable to charge your controller. You also get a plastic case for the controller. A decently built controller with hall effect sticks. Haven't tried the software for it yet, but you can plug and play on windows with little to no problem.
If you're looking for an affordable PC controller this is a great choice. At the time of purchase, this might even be the cheapest hall effect sticks controller you can buy here.

It only comes with a wireless dongle in the package, so you need your own cable to charge your controller. You also get a plastic case for the controller.

Used this on a Windows pc, which recognises it as an Xbox controller and as such functionality works as an Xbox controller would do out of the box. Steam games and big picture mode no problem and was able to configure an emulator to detect inputs. Sticks and d pad both seem decent so far. Note that I bought 2 and couldn't get one dongle to pair with both, but worked with plugging in second dongle or one over Bluetooth. Haven't tried it with Android. Used this on a Windows pc, which recognises it as an Xbox controller and as such functionality works as an Xbox controller would do out of the box. Steam games and big picture mode no problem and was able to configure an emulator to detect inputs. Sticks and d pad both seem decent so far. Note that I bought 2 and couldn't get one dongle to pair with both, but worked with plugging in second dongle or one over Bluetooth. Haven't tried it with Android.