ASTARRY Wireless PC Controller for Gaming - Compatible with Windows 10/11, Steam, Android - Ergonomic Design for Long Play Sessions - Perfect for FPS, RPG, and Racing Games

So here's what you need to know: This is essentially a near-perfect copy of the old official Xbox 360 controller. The dimensions are the same. The buttons feel the same. The sticks feel the same. The battery compartment is identical and it works with rechargeable packs meant for the first-party controller. It connects to the PC wireless Xbox 360 controller receiver (but does NOT have Bluetooth; You need the receiver to use this with PC) and it is mapped as an Xinput device so it works perfectly with all your recent PC games right out of the box.I even weighed the two controllers. They weigh exactly the same (7.4 ounces) so it's a pretty good bet they have the same or nearly identical parts inside.Control feels good. Buttons are responsive. There are only a couple minor differences between this and the official controller. First, obviously the Astarry doesn't have the Xbox branding on it (no X on the Home button, and no Xbox 360 logo on top. There is a space for the holograph, too, but of course there isn't a holograph on the Astarry). Second, the Home button light blinks in a pattern instead of staying on steadily when paired. That's it.I love the controller. It's everything I hoped it would be, which is to say I wanted an Xbox 360 controller that was like the official one, but for the lowest price possible, and this is as close as you're going to get with that goal. It's fantastic.I was a bit sad that the blue one is more expensive than the black one. I would have liked blue, but I can't see paying more money for a different color.It should be noted that this doesn't come with the PC receiver for Xbox 360 controllers. That's sold separately. I have two of them myself; One's an official one, and the other is a cheap knock-off, and both of them work with this controller. I do not have an Xbox 360 anymore, so I can't test this on the console, but I assume that since it connects wirelessly with the receiver that it will also connect to the Xbox 360 without a problem.Unfortunately, these are such perfect replicas of the original Xbox 360 controllers that they also inherited two of the Xbox 360 controller's well-known issues: First, the analog sticks are super-sensitive, which makes delicate movements in some games hard, requiring you to set up low sensitivity in game or widen dead-zones with third-party software. Second, the D-pad is an 8-way disc-style pad instead of an inlaid cross. This means that occasionally you might find yourself pressing left or right when you mean to be pressing down or up. This requires getting used to the controller's design, but it's not a "flaw"-- It's just how Microsoft designed the original, and it's what's replicated here.If you're looking for a low-cost alternative to the official controller, this is your best choice. I'm not just saying that, either. This really is an excellent third-party controller. Five stars, as long as you understand what you're getting.