IFYOO GTP01 2.4G Wireless Gaming Touchpad with Gyro, Keyboard and Mouse with Trackpad Function Game Controller Gamepad Shape for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PS5, PS4, Steam, PC Windows 11 10 - Black2

This controller is not for everyone.Pros:[Great for old games]It works really well with older games that do not have X-input support like Splinter Cell (the first one) and Elder Scrolls: Oblivion.It has a GYROSCOPE for perfect aim in FPS games!It's plug and play and requires no driver downloads.It can comfortably be held in one hand while you hold a mouse in the other, if your play style requires it.Cons:Since it's plug and play, like any keyboard, you cannot remap the D-Pad to W,S,A,D when the game doesn't allow you to map number keys to anything. (Like Warcraft 3: Reforged).There's no Bluetooth support, which probably would have introduced input-lag if it were included anyway.Since it's emulating a keyboard, the joystick doesn't have an analog output. If you're playing Splinter Cell, you can still control your speed with the mouse wheel.Verdict:It's great for certain kinds of games (older ones especially) , you just have to make sure you're able to map things to the keys you want.It would be nice if there were version that supports remapping certain buttons and such. Touchpad gestures would be nice too.If you want the perfect controller, you're going to have to wait for Steam Controller 2.0 or something else.

Got hooked on using track pads with the steam controller and the steam deck. This is a good alternative, the gyro is actually quite nice as well. The only real gripe i have with is the choice of buttons. I'm sure they were chosen for some games default layout, but I think a more complete choice of command keys and numbers would have been better. You have numbers from 1-8 but no 0 or 9, which would have been really useful for Windows Pin logins. Having a ctrl or alt key would have been nice as well as a delete key, Ctrl-alt-delete is still necessary with windows. You also cannot click with a touch on the TouchPad, having a more laptop like logic on the pad would have been nice, also multi touch gestures would have made this a proper productivity (at least for surfing) tool. Lastly, it would have been nice to have inertial with the trackpad, I know that's probably gonna be more a limitation of software and not hardware, and I can still use this without it, but just poi ting it out to anyone that thinks this is a 1-to-1 replacement for Steam Deck or Controller.In any case, I still think its a 5/5 product since its such a rarity. But only if you want a thumb trackpad controller device with plenty of inputs! It will not replace a controller for someone that really loves consolw style controllers, but it will scratch the itch of a steam deck like interface, for other devices. Its nice that people are still trying new things. I hope this holds me out until Steam Controller 2 comes out, and even then, you might still like this more then that, the large track pad surface might be a big plus for you.

Very initial impression: GREAT.I had read the reviews before taking the chance, and 10 minutes in, I'm excited about the possibilities.The touchpad does not have tap or pinch/zoom, but at least there won't be unintended actions (one of the reasons I generally hate touchpads). Awesome little scroll wheel!Quality seems really good to me so far -- lightweight, but that's good -- I don't want the designers adding weight to something that will be in my hands for long periods of time.I have buyer's buzz, so I'll go 4-star for now (feeling 5). I'll circle back and adjust that as I've spent more time on it.

The controller had to be reset several times before it was detected using BT. Once I had it going the lag and latency was horrible.The built quality is questionable and I doubt it will last a week before breaking. It's just not worth the price is being sold so it was returned immediately.I do not recommend this controller!!

So far so good. I am using it on a newer gaming laptop sometimes connected to my TV. Connected immediately, easy to adjust sensitivity on track pad. No lag so far on input. Like the button placement. Playing Guild Wars 2 and Star Wars the old republic so far, but working great. Feels comfortable in hands to me. GW2 I haven't had to change any mapping yet. May customize a few skill buttons next time but love it so far.

Very flimsy, but connected good and working.

This controller is incredibly AWESOME!I bought this controller knowing fully well what I was getting and I never regretted my purchase!It works right out of the box! You simply plug it in and fire up your game, it works pretty flawlessly.It takes a bit of time getting used to button placement but after a month, it'll be just like your typical console controller.I'm a casual gamer who just got into steam recently and I'm not so used to using a keyboard\mouse for character movement and action, when I watched a review of this controller, I said to myself "THATS THE ONE!"If anything, i solely bought this because most of the games in my steam library DON'T have native gamepad support i.e. PS\XB\SWITCH controller support, and that's what I'm used to. It basically transforms most of your keyboard and translates into a small form factor format that just feels natural and easy to use!I will be real and say the only shortcomings is that one game I tried to play had MORE keys like LKPand I wished the controller had just enough room, which I'm assuming why it couldn't cover all buttons, which I understand the reasoning why. If you ever made a spiritual successor to this, I'd buy it on the spot and I hope they do!I recommend the wireless controller, charging time is only 30 minutes -1 hour and will last the whole week through (depends on your playtime), it's a great controller and I'm simply glad I have it!