The vibration motor works fine, but it’s not as strong as Sony’s or Microsoft’s. Compared with the official Microsoft controller, Amazon’s controller feels lighter, and the quilted texture on the back also doesn’t feel as smooth. Most of the Amazon controller’s shortcomings are the same as what you’ll find on any cheap controller.
Good wireless controllers should also be able to communicate over USB when you’re playing games where split-second response time is important, while you’re charging the battery, or if you just don’t have Bluetooth.
Wireless controllers should also work when wired: Controllers that use 2.4 GHz wireless or Bluetooth offer convenience and prevent cable clutter, but they can also introduce latency, and their batteries eventually run out.A good price: A good wireless controller usually costs somewhere between $40 and $60, and a decent wired controller should cost around half that.It should be relatively easy to get controllers working with Windows and macOS, and they should also play nice with Steam, the biggest platform for PC games. Compatibility with Windows, macOS, and Steam: Controllers can be difficult to set up, they aren’t guaranteed to work with every game even if you get yours working on your OS, and remapping can be a pain.All the controls should be easy to reach, and the buttons should have enough space between them that you can find them by touch without accidentally pressing multiple buttons. Responsive buttons and triggers: Every button, trigger, and joystick on the controller should do what you want when you want.
The controller should also be heavy enough to feel substantial but not so much that it causes arm and wrist fatigue.
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