For the money, a very good and stylish controller. I got it for use on a computer and I can say that it took me a while to connect it correctly via Bluetooth.

For the PC, the instructions are completely useless as it does not mention the correct button combination to pair correctly (it paired but the vibration did not work). I tried all the pair modes mentioned in the manual and only the Pair mode of the switch worked with vibration but the buttons were all over the place.

Finally, after about 20 minutes of experimentation, I managed to find the right "hidden" button combination to pair correctly and make the vibration work.

Instructions for connecting to a PC via Bluetooth:
1. The controller is turned off
2. Press R1 + Home button simultaneously (when the lights start flashing, it is in pair mode)
3. Find the device named Xbox wireless controller on Bluetooth and pair it.
4. Ready (I hope I helped)

Another minor negative is that the L2 and R2 are not triggers but just buttons (like L1 and R1) so it is not suitable for games like racing games. Personally, it didn't bother me as I play games like Tekken 8, GoW, and Detroit.

Overall, for the price, it is very fair!

Purchased for my computer, I used it with Cyperpunk, no problem from the start. It has worked for 6-7 hours so far and has not needed charging. Make sure to connect it before starting any game on the pc, otherwise it won't recognize it.

Unfortunately, things were not good from the beginning. Initially, I was concerned because on the first charge, the light was flashing completely out of sync, even though the manual clearly stated that it should have a steady rate until it is fully charged and then remain permanently on. I left it to see if anything would change, about 8 hours passed and nothing changed! It never charged and I couldn't manage to turn it on. This was the second time I tried to get an iPega and I guess I am unlucky. I hope I will be luckier next time...