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

I Use this for Apex Legends & Warzone. Once you understand Coefficiency and DPI, meaning the difference you'll have to calibrate for travel and speed with the thumb instead of your whole arm, this is an absolute game changer that literally puts you in such an advantage! I cannot touch a controller or regular keyboard and mouse anymore. The MOST Important part to consider and understand is that each game will have a complete different configuration/keybinds that you yourself will have to figure out, but once you figure it out & dial it in, DON'T Change it! Just memorize & get used to it Until you realize that you have the speed and precision of a mouse, Gyro With ANY Keybind you want, tons of different Touchpad & Gyro Speeds, all within basically a controller. For the first few hours that I held it, I thought that it felt terrible and I would never get used to it or it would Never get comfortable. After about 8 hours of use All together, it felt so bad to try & pick up a controller or a regular mouse and keyboard afterwards! I'm serious though, you'd have to give it that amount of time for muscle memory to Kick in and your hands to get comfortable holding something so lightweight and small! The wired version without gyro is fine but it is on a complete different level with the wireless pro version. And the gyros still works fine even while using it plugged in. I noticed no latency on console or PC wired or using the wireless dongle! And I'm hypersensitive to Latency so I'm not just saying that to say it. Sure this machine could use some improvements or alterations, but it's still a straight up gift as it is in my opinion! It just takes time to get used to it that's It. Trust me, it's Gonna Feel FOREIGN FEELING FOR A WHILE UNTIL YOU REALLY GET DIALED IN.BLESSINGS.

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.

This thing is incredibly confusing to try and use. It would take a significant amount of effort practicing with this in order for it to be remotely useful. It doesn't have nearly enough buttons to be a full keyboards worth of letters, and the letters they chose don't necessarily map to the best shortcuts depending on what you're using it for. I also could not for the life of me figure out how to change the mapping, and I'm not sure if you can change the mapping for all of them because there are printed letters/keys for certain buttons, only some of the buttons would be remapable anyway. It's supposed to be for gaming, but I also couldn't find any games that supported it on PS5 and the rest of the functionality isn't supported on PS5. On a computer it's real rough not having an actual keyboard. I really wanted to like this thing, I was hopeful it would be the future of gaming controllers, but sadly it is just not there yet.

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.--Great job on this product team. I'm thinking on buying a 2nd one as a backup. I can play my AOE on the treadmill, and that's what I bought it for. The touchpad is not like a touchscreen that can detect and ignore drips of sweat so keep it clear of the drip zone.

Very flimsy, but connected good and working.