Works but could be a little bigger, the 360 controller is clearly much nicer to play with

The controller is based on an old concept, and has been upgraded with time. PS3 would not have been as good if the controller reminded more about xbox variants. Usually good battery life even if controls are used. Enjoyed a couple different. My second hand controls that I now have a crack in the plastic, then they probably drämt it to the floor but still works. What I can disturb me on the L and R buttons that can be experienced little sneaky. Thumb buttons may feel a bit unattractive in the long run. But otherwise I think most good if the controller.

Lies well in the hand and easy to access all the controls. Plenty of custom settings that fit most.

Really nice control, good joysticks and buttons. Only problem is R2 and L1 buttons. They really are not comfortable at all! The control also has very long battery life! Really good control!

Light a cruel control, is founded in the hand. Run with the triggers.

Agree with the below .. nice control, but the quality is downright rubbish! Are on the 4th control only in terms of gameplay of NHL14 ... unbelievable.

One must FAN! CHANGE LEVERS every day and there are not words for how bad the build quality is. IS ONLY ONE WORD FOR THIS CONTROL LITTER! I CAN NOT AFFORD TO BUY A NEW EVERY DAY. Edit: It's not good enough for nhl anyway

Nothing strange with that. Delivers it shall! Stick to the original parts - then it works!

The quality of my two have been beneath contempt. The control feels plasticky, and significantly thinner in construction than both DS1 and 2. The buttons on one of the controls feels dumb and weird, on the other lever stuck sometimes. Both errors occurred one month after the purchase, then without that much use. But in addition to quality shortcomings, it is a well-designed control, with superb battery life, which stands up well even in 2013!

A rather mediocre control with worthless R2/L2-triggers and somewhat lax and imprecise analogue sticks. The control has barely changed since the late 90s, it's time for new ideas!