Steel Series 3G

They were dirt cheap so about as good as expected. Don't use them too often so didn't want invest too much

Tinny feeling, keys stick and are unresponsive sometimes. Some difficulties in software and configurations. For the price though, can't really go wrong if you don't use them extreme amounts or for complex gaming. I bought them for use with old school...

Great versatility ; Price ; Sturdy

No analog sticks ; Very light ; No braided cable

Nice small size means it's portable for laptops ; Nice grip for a smaller controller

D-pad

It's a decent little controller. I would have preferred it be a little larger, but it is solidly built, the buttons seem to be able to take some abuse from button mashing with no trouble at all

I would have liked it to be a bit larger as I'm an adult. It's a hair smaller than a PS3 controller which is as small as I like to go

I needed some SNES / PSX style controllers that could plug into my entertainment machine for those fun times when friends or family come over and we play the oldies but goldies ; Programmable turbo (hold a button and hit the turbo key to set, hold...

Only downside is the fact that they lack vibration settings and sticks/targetting hats like the newer controllers ; Some people may find them unwieldy due to the less than 8 foot cable length. Then again, for 7 bucks, in this economy

Inexpensive, good response. Enough buttons for emulators etc

Cheap quality. Doesn't work with alot of modern games

Looks Good

Would not work. Could not find a driver On-line or from the Maufacturer Website

Had this thing forever and all of the buttons still function like it was brand new. That's all I wanted so

None

Sturdy and price is super low. In windows 7 I plugged this in and in 30 secs was good to go! No cruddy software or taking time to config

Its smaller then I expected but for 10 bucks and free shipping I can get over that. Wish it came in diff color then red but all these gripes not enough to deduct an egg