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 - good, but not greatThe controller is a good one,but it is a little tight at first. Its bigger than the ps3 controller, but still not big enough. When i hold it i seem to be keepping my wrist in a wierd position. After awhile it just isn't that comfortable. If your used to a XBOX controller its better but not the same. overall i think its a good controller, but not great Rating:  - Great at first, now it's terrible.UPS missed me at 2:30 PM on a Friday, so I went to pick it up at 7:30 PM. I was very excited to play Metal Gear Online with vibration, and I did play. A few hours of gameplay time later, I went to bed. The next morning, while I was cooking up some breakfast, I was playing Burnout Paradise and I noticed my R1 was very sensitive and apparently putting just a feather on it triggered it to read it as a button press, it was frustration. Soon after that, my controller began to get out of sync a lot, it was unbearable. I threw this controller out, waste of 20 dollars that could've went towards LittleBigPlanet. I'll just buy an official DualShock 3 from here now, I thought Nyko could've done better. Rating: - Good but not greatI recently bought this product, and overall I am pleased. It was a low price second controller which contained rumble. I will start off by saying rumble currently does not work with playstation 2 games with this controller. It works 100% perfectly with PS1 and PS3 games. I do not know why that is, but that's my main disappointment. The only other minor negative features about this controller is the analog sometimes doesn't feel 100% as good as it should (It's close though) and the D-pad is pretty bad like other reviewers specified (haven't had to many problems with it) It's a good controller, if makes a great secondary controller. Let's just hope that rumble for PS2 games is added in the future. Rating: - AwfulDo not buy this controller, period. It simply does not work. Although the controller is built well and is sturdy, the problem is the USB dongle. It constantly loses its connection with the controller, and you can't play for more than about 30 seconds without having to reset the entire apparatus. Obviously, this makes it completely useless for playing games. In addition, the battery on my controller never worked right from the outset. It states up to 27 hours of uninterrupted power, but on my unit the charge would run out after 10-20 minutes. I had to use the controller with a USB cord connected to my ps3 at all times, and even then I could only use it for about 30 seconds before the connection would get interrupted. By the way, there is no customer support and no way to get a refund. Buy a sony controller and do not waste money on this, or you will regret it! Rating:  - The best PS3 controller to dateI don't understand why everyone hates this controller. It's probably the most ergonomically correct controller on the ps3. It contorts to the shape of your hands and it meant to be held first, unlike the Sony controller. It has concave analog sticks, which get the job done and your fingers aren't prone to slipping off like on the dualshock3. It also has concave triggers as well and rumble as well as sixaxis support. I haven't noticed a lag in terms of the wireless dongle, except sometimes the start button won't press at various times, but it could be me. The only negatives about the controller would be that, well to me, the triggers seem a little to small and short, i wish they were longer like the xbox 360 controllers. The analog sticks are a littler tighter and the resistance to them is pretty high, but it gets the job done once you get used to the feel. The dpad is fine, but i wouldn't recommend them for fighting games. I received the black one with rumble and now i can play any FPS game on the ps3 thanks to this controller. I highly recommend this controller to those out there who prefer the xbox 360 controller that own a ps3 console because i believe it adds to the ps3's gaming value
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