EasySMX X05 2.4g Wireless Gaming Controller for PC/Steam/iPhone/Android/Switch - Bluetooth Controller Gamepad with Hall Effect, RGB Lights and Turbo, Anti-Drift Controller

EasySMX X05: Excellent and a decent price (under $25 each time I've bought it).I missed the disclaimer that it doesn't work with Xbox or Fire TV so I bought it to use with Fire TV 4K Max. It paired flawlessly under Bluetooth (switch position 2). I put the dongle into my PC and can switch it between systems by selecting that (switch position 3). The Xbox app on Fire TV wouldn't recognize it but supports Switch controllers so I put the controller into Switch mode (switch position 1) and it works perfectly.I've bought 3 more of these and am very happy with the performance and battery life. I also use them with a MiSTerFPGA (Bluetooth, position 2) with no issues pairing or playing with multiple controllers.As an added bonus, the colors are cool and even if you end up with a couple of the same color controllers, you can set their glows to be different to easily differentiate between them (e.g., if you set them down then want to continue with the one you were using).

I bought 3 of these controllers for my kids, these are by far the best cheap controllers I have ever bought. They have hall effect joysticks, can be used on Nintendo switch, pc and Android over Bluetooth. The sticks are smooth and accurate and the face buttons work well and feel good. The triggers are the only thing that could be a little better, the springs on them are weaker than I prefer. 1 of the controllers had a problem with the right bumper after about 30 days of use, I contacted EasySMX via email and they replied within 24 hours. They offered me a discount code to use on Amazon to buy a new controller which ended up only be .10 cents. There customer service is beyond what I expected.

Maybe I just got a lemon but I've had issues with this controller from the moment I first set it up. Firstly, wireless connection never worked properly. I tried all the different trouble shooting methods and could not get it to stay connected for more than a few minutes. A bit of a pain but whatever, I just used it wired. The main reason I'm only giving this product 1 star is because after only a few months of VERY light gaming, I'm a 40 year old father of 2 so I'm lucky to get to game for more than 3-5 hours a week, after using this product for this short amount of time the right trigger button broke. I was playing GTAV and something snapped inside and the right trigger went all the way into the body of the controller and wont spring back up. Very disappointed as this controller has good reviews. Like I said, maybe I got a lemon but I can only review the product I received. Hence the 1 star.

Bought this controller on sale due to increasing problems with an older Xbox One controller for PC I had. There are only a few games I play with a controller, so I didn’t want to spend too much.Right out of the box, this feels better in the hands than the Xbox controller ever did. The Hall effect thumbsticks and triggers are especially of note, as they do feel very smooth and accurate. The other buttons are not as impressive, but they still feel relatively light and clicky.Connectivity is a mixed bag. This works great using Bluetooth, wired, or connected to the Nintendo switch. It’s basically non-functional when connected via 2.4ghz USB dongle. The sticks will pick up, but none of the buttons will. This isn’t an issue for my situation but is still disappointing, and it might be a dealbreaker for your setup. Note that you will have increased input latency using Bluetooth vs. wired or USB dongle. Also, while this works fine for Switch, note that the A and B buttons and the X and Y buttons are swapped. Not a fault on EasyXMS’s part - this is a Nintendo button pattern going back to the Super NES. The buttons will still work where they would on a Switch controller (pressing B will register A in-game, etc.).I haven’t really tested battery life, as I keep it plugged up to the PC most of the time unless I’m playing something or connecting to Switch, so I can’t comment on that.I also hear a lot of complaints that buttons will just stop working over time. I have no comment as these are mostly my first impressions over several days of use. Everything feels solid at the moment; time will tell.Overall, the controller looks and feels great in the hands; much better than the price would suggest. Docking a star for the connectivity issues. Again, I can’t stress this enough - the 2.4 wireless connection is basically unusable. If you rely on this, steer clear. Otherwise, if you need a cheap Switch controller and don’t mind the swapped button letters, or you’re okay with a wired/bluetooth connection, this feels like a really solid budget option.

I bought and tested 3 different 'budget' wireless controllers. After my testing let me tell you this controller (the EasySMX X05) is the absolute king of multiple controller setups.I repeat .... the EasySMX X05 is the king of multi controller setups on PC.The other 2 INFERIOR controllers I tested were the 8BitDo Ultimate 2c and the Anbernic PG 01.INFERIOR controller #1, The 8BitDo Ultimate 2c. The 8BitDo Ultimate 2c is the worst out of all 3 controllers for a multi controller setup. Not even 2 8BitDo controllers will work at the same time. i think the receiver/transmitter dongle for all 8BitDo controllers use the exact same channel on the 2.4Ghz frequency because there's not even a sync button on the dongle.INFERIOR controller #2.... The Anbernic PG 01. The Anbernic PG 01 came close butthe huge negative is if you turn off the controller and turn it back on again you have to resync/pair it with the dongle. And You have to resync every time you turn on the controller. Hell no.Meanwhile the EasySMX performed flawlessly in a multi controller setup. I had 4 EasySMX controllers running at the same time playing Left 4 Dead 2 and Borderlands 2 (using the Nucleus Co-op software). It was amazing. And these controllers are amazing.