Tech Specs

Hardware

Weight	0.58 pounds
Color	White, Black
Form factor	Gamepad
Rumble	Yes

Input

Controls	D-Pad, Shoulder buttons
Analog stick(s)	2

Connectivity

Connection type	Wireless
Wireless connectivity	Other

Battery

Removable	Yes
Battery type	Disposable
Disposable type	AA
Quoted use time	40 hr

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• 8.0

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  Reviewed by jetpuff51 (Currently owns)

  March 22, 2012 02:33 pm

  Love this thing light weight, good design, the battery life I would like to see improved. I have and the same controller for 5 years it has never let me down I have played on my friends and it did not seem right so I can only use mine. You can get attached to it if you have ever had one that you have gone through epic battles, wars, firefights etc... with you know what I mean.

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• 3.0

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  Reviewed by DillonLarson (Currently owns)

  December 20, 2011 06:55 pm

  I'm really not a fan of the Xbox 360 controller. It is bulky and uncomfortable to hold in the hand. I've cannot play for long before my hands begin to ache. The asymmetric analog sticks are annoying. This controller is absolutely nothing like the--in my opinion--beautifully made DualShock 3.

  Good Stuff
  - Nice texture on body

  Bad Stuff
  - Uncomfortable, not ergonomic
  - Bulky and heavy
  - Concave analog sticks
  - Asymmetric design
  - AA battery pack (seriously, Microsoft?)

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  • Compatibility 6
  • Battery life 7

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