As an XBOX type controller, it is good and lightweight, which interested me more. Wireless, it has small disconnections at half a meter; with a cable, it works perfectly (with the wireless adapter disconnected). It needs more investigation because I saw in another review that it does the same, but there is a chance that the 2.4GHz Wi-Fi channel of the router causes interference (it has happened to me before). I will follow up on this with tests. It has various input modes (for Android, PS3, etc.), I use it on PC with x-input (default), and that's how the vibration works. Also, the Turbo button can be programmed with a combination. The buttons and sticks are OK, except for the L & R triggers, which seem somewhat fragile to me; I suppose time will tell how durable they are. Keep in mind I do light gaming 1-2 times a week.

As wireless it easily makes small disconnections at a distance of over a meter, with a cable it works from what I have understood only if you remove the wireless stick, there it has not caused me any problems