DualShock 4 Wireless Controller for PlayStation 4 - Glacier White

The controllers we bought arrived hastily, the one my nephew is using works great, we bought two, one for backup. He is happy with it. He has had a disability since birth and loves to play his racing games. GREAT PRODUCT!

I’ve had my DualShock 4 controller for a few years now, and I still think it holds up incredibly well. The design just feels right in my hands—comfortable, lightweight, and responsive. The layout is intuitive, and everything is within easy reach, whether I’m playing something casual or a fast-paced action game. The analog sticks have a nice amount of resistance, and the triggers feel smooth and responsive. I’ve never had issues with input lag or drifting, and even after heavy use, the buttons still have a satisfying click. The touchpad isn’t used by every game, but when it is, it adds a nice bit of versatility. I also really like the built-in speaker and light bar. It’s small details like those that make the experience feel more immersive. Battery life could be better, though. I usually get around 5 to 8 hours per charge depending on the game and whether the speaker and light bar are being used a lot. It’s not terrible, but I do wish it lasted longer without having to plug in so often. Charging is easy through a micro-USB cable, though I kind of wish it had moved to USB-C like newer controllers. I’ve also used the DualShock 4 on PC and it works great there too, especially with Steam recognizing it right away. Overall, it’s a reliable, well-built controller that still feels great to use, even with newer options out there. Whether on PS4 or PC, it’s one of my favorites.

I bought the Gold version and it's been excellent. Even though nothing lasts forever, this controller survived several accidental drops and kept working perfectly. It's very resistant and the quality is exactly what you expect from Sony. Highly recommended!

I bought the Gold DualShock 4 Wireless Controller for my son, and it’s been fantastic. The metallic gold finish looks sleek and stylish—definitely stands out next to the standard black controller. It feels solid and comfortable in the hands, with responsive buttons and smooth analog sticks that make gameplay effortless. The wireless connection is strong with no lag, and it paired instantly with his PlayStation 4. The built-in speaker, light bar, and touchpad all work perfectly. Battery life is solid, and charging through the USB port is quick and easy. Overall, this controller has the perfect mix of style and performance. It makes gaming more fun and adds a nice personal touch to his setup. Great quality, great look, and performs flawlessly. Highly recommend for any PS4 gamer!

This was the cheapest ps4 controller out of all of them and it is great! The buttons work amazing like they should, It fits in your hands and is comfortable to hold just like any other controller, but I do prefer the ps4 controller over any others. The accuracy of the joysticks are very good, the controller its self doesn't have a large delay when using it meaning it's an instant response to the touch. And, it's very easy to connect to anything via Bluetooth including my pc. That said, I do have a few issues with it. The first issue is that the came part of the controller has started peeling off as shown in the picture. I don't know why it has started doing this but if it keeps up my controller will look very weird. Secondly, when the controller is on, there is a faint clicking noise almost sounding like electricity. I don't believe it was my doing because ever since I've had it, it has been making this sound. Other than that though the controller is what you'd expect and it works amazing! :)

Like many people, I experienced a dead pack-in controller and needed a replacement. I suspect there's something to that - the console controller may skimp on quality in some of its versions. But these add-on controllers have been perfect so far. Overall I think this is the best DualShock in history, although I do think it makes some steps backward. Pros: -Unlike the Xbox equivalent, the Sony DualShock puts the D-Pad first. This is great for some genres, such as fighting games. It's potentially less good for others, such as shooters. Overall though, the Dual-Shock definitely has one of the better d-pads among its competitors. -Triggers are shaped correctly. Sony shaped its triggers backward on previous controllers, so when you pulled, the controller could squirt out of your hands. Now the triggers are shaped correctly, fixing this longstanding issue. -Battery life is good-but-not-great. I can easily get a day's play on one charge, but it does have to be recharged daily. Avid gamers might actually need some extra controllers charging all the time just to keep up. Cons: -Battery cannot be replaced under warranty. Sony hopes you'll throw the controller in the garbage and buy a new one. It's fairly simple to change the battery is you have basic tools (drivers and spadgers), but Sony would still prefer you to spend more with them than service yourself. -The touchscreen is a gimmick. It doesn't get used in almost any game I play, nor would I want it to be. -The on-controller speaker is a gimmick. Annoyingly, there is no universal way to switch this off. Many games, such as "Project CARS", play certain sounds on the controller at a constant volume no matter how your TV is set. That's really dumb. The only way to fix this is to use a headset with your controller, which I don't bother to do, so I just try to avoid games with this annoying feature. -The light on the front of the controller is mostly annoying to me. It lights up my room when I'm playing at night, which is just annoying in most games. I went into the menu and turned the light to its minimum setting, so now I never notice that it exists except for that moment when I look to see if the controller turned on. -The "Share" and "Option" buttons are very poorly placed. You need to wedge your thumb into the nook of the controller, and many games put an important menu on the Options button, so you have to access it all the time. That's really annoying. I'd rather have these buttons on the face of the controller, than have the buttons so hard to access. Overall: This controller has some serious flaws, but considering the pluses - like the correctly shaped triggers - I'd still say it's one of the better DualShock controllers ever made. Definitely worth an upgrade for anyone - even PC users - looking for a great controller.

Great Controller .👍

Product seems legit, and works great