Dual-Shock USB 2.0 Joypad Controller Gamepad for PC (Black + White)

Pros: Comfortable in the hand. Was surprised at the right and left vibration. The buttons are pressed clearly. The fingers do not slip on the ps2 for large fingers. Convenient solution of the arrows.

Cons: The levers under the big fingers only understand the vertical, horizontal and diagonal movement.

Other: A good model for this price.

Pros: Very comfortable gamepad, good grip. Works on Linux, OSX and Windows 7 without installing a driver from the company. The analog buttons are mention-worthy, because they nearly have no dead zone (because the cheaper, PSX-like dual analog pads have a really big one which causes a lot of games to be unplayable). The buttons work very good and it is solid. Turbo-Mode for buttons, also a clear button et cetera. Great for shooters.

Cons: None so far. Maybe the digital cross, it's a bit awkward but also has its advantages, because you can easily go up-right, up-left et cetera, the 45° angles to play.

Other: I can recommend this gamepad after testing several bad ones. It has the best value for its price. It's cheap (financially) but of very high quality in the architectur of it. Great grip, awesome compatibility. Love it. :)

Pros: - Feels good in hand, if a bit light - Buttons are nice and springy - Small deadzone on sticks - Active from plugging in

Cons: - The sticks are actually just stick replicas of the four buttons (D-pad for left stick, "ABXY" for the right stick. This means that this controller is realistically only usable for games where you only need one stick. - By default the buttons are wrong - through testing in a software, "A" is where B would be on a 360 controller, and "B" is where A would be. The same holds true for "X" and "Y". This can be remedied with software but is very frustrating if you try to use it as-is.

Other: This is a nice product if you only play 2D platformers and are willing to retrain yourself for where buttons are. Avoid if you wanted the functionality of a real console controller - this is NOT that.