CLAW Shoot Wireless 2.4Ghz USB Gamepad Controller for PC Supports Windows XP/7/8/10 with Rubberized Textured Grip and Dual Vibration Motors (Does not have Bluetooth || Not for Mobile)

I bought this controller during the Prime Day Sale for ₹1,379 when it had just 1 previous review. It was a gamble that has certainly paid off.I had been using a Redgear Pro controller that I bought all the way back in 2017. I still have it, but I was starting to face problems with its left joystick, and hence I purchased this. So after using this controller for about 10 days, I am writing this review:Pros:- The look and feel of the controller are pretty good (I would still say Redgear fares better in this department though).- Well built and sturdy.- The vibration motors work as expected. A good amount of feedback is observed.- A choice between X-Input and D-input mode is available (by default, it is in X-Input mode which is what most modern games support, so never really had the need to change it)- Compatible with almost every PC game that supports a gamepad. I have already played GTA 5, Mortal Kombat XL, F1 2018, Payday 2, Watch Dogs 2, Injustice 2, Trackmania among others.- Also works on some Android devices using an OTG adapter. (worked on Samsung Galaxy S10+ but not on Xiaomi POCO F1)Cons:- I observed a slight issue with the LB button wherein it doesn't respond if I hold my left index finger slightly closer to the top (which works properly in case of the RB button). I had to make a minor adjustment to my grip and it worked fine.- No LED lighting for the ABXY buttons which is present in Redgear (although it doesn't really make a difference, just mentioning for the sake of it)- Despite being a Mumbai based company, the controller is still Made in China. I anyway purchased this with the hope that the company manages to shift their manufacturing unit to India in the near future.Overall, I would say definitely go for it (or even Redgear, if at all it is in-stock). Especially a good investment for laptop gamers, because your delicate keyboard may not be able to handle you in your angry gamer mode, but a controller certainly can :).

It has good range, the linear triggers feel very good,battery im yet to test, but charging seems fast and also has rubber texture on sides.Buttons are of good quality and overall its does well, and its worth your money

Built quality is really good. I loved the gaming experience.

I bought this controller expecting a decent budget alternative to an Xbox gamepad, but what I got was a frustrating mess disguised as a gaming accessory. It works fine for the first 5 minutes, and then all hell breaks loose—vibrations get stuck, the controller becomes completely unresponsive, and random phantom inputs start happening as if someone invisible is mashing buttons.Turning the controller off doesn't fix it. Restarting the game doesn't fix it. The only thing that temporarily works is removing and reinserting the USB dongle, but the issue comes back in minutes. I tested this controller in-depth using diagnostic tools like joy.cpl and XInput stress testing. While it pretends to work under low load, it consistently fails under real-world gameplay conditions. Massive polling spikes, unstable input response, and a complete breakdown whenever force feedback is triggered.This isn't a "quirky" bug—this is a hardware failure or garbage-tier firmware. And judging by other reviews I've seen now (wish I had earlier), I'm not the only one dealing with this.Unless you're buying this to play for five minutes at a time or use it as a paperweight, do yourself a favor and avoid this controller. Spend a little more and get something that doesn't give up mid-game like this thing does.

The buttons, general feel, all is good, the plastic mould quality isn't the best but it's decent, you can feel certain parts of the plastic shell popping out, the WORST PART about this is the constant disconnect issue, also, the dongle is very small, if you intend to use it on a console like a ps3, there's a 50% chance you will break the dongle. The cheap crappy dongle disconnects every 5 seconds, and there's no way to reset it, you have to pray for it to connect again, there is no bluetooth or wired capability, good feeling product but inherently flawed