Cosmic Byte ARES Wireless Controller for PC, Hall Effect Joystick & Triggers, Dual Vibration, Backit ABXY Buttons, Turbo, Auto Turbo (White)

Really good product, value for money, nice vibration, zero latency, Button are good for the money,

Ares Wireless Controller for PC Gaming: Quick Review I recently purchased this Ares Wireless Controller for PC gaming, and it is a fantastic budget-friendly option. Here is my quick review based on the usage: * Design & Color: The white and black color combination looks premium and very stylish on the desk. * Build Quality: The build quality is surprisingly good and sturdy for this price range. It feels comfortable to hold during long gaming sessions. * RGB Lighting: The subtle RGB lighting element on the front looks awesome and adds a great gaming vibe. * In the Box: It comes with all the essentials—a USB wireless dongle, a charging/connectivity cable, and a clear user manual. * Pricing: It is highly affordable and offers great value for money compared to other expensive options. If you are looking for a feature-packed, good-looking wireless controller for PC gaming without breaking the bank, this is a perfect choice. Highly recommended!

absolute damm product best budget controller with premium feel and very good build quality i ever see in this budget

The design is absolutely sleek — aesthetics are top-notch. Many controllers have LED lights that reflect harshly into glasses, but this one gets it right: the lights are soft, and you even have the option to turn them off, which is a great touch. Vibration is decent — not extremely strong, but satisfying and enough to feel immersive. The weight is perfectly balanced, and even during long play sessions, it doesn't give that sweaty or sticky feel, which surprised me — especially since my hands usually sweat fast. Triggers are semi pressure-sensitive, not the cheap on/off kind. They work more like analog triggers: in GTA, for example, pressing less than 50% didn’t move the vehicle — but after that, the response kicks in. It’s not perfect for ultra-precise control (like 51–52%), but for general use, it feels smooth and responsive. Haven’t drained the battery yet or fully charged it once, so can’t comment on how long it lasts. According to the manual, vibration will stop when battery is low — hasn’t happened yet, even during my usual night sessions (10 PM to 2 AM). One con: you can’t use it while charging — worth noting. In terms of overall experience, I’ve had zero issues — smooth gameplay, no connection problems, and it just works. For this price? I’m honestly very satisfied. Solid performance, great comfort, and a design that feels more premium than expected. Definitely recommended.

Product is great as per the price

No problems. I love it. Looks and feels sturdy for tough gameplays. It fell a couple times, no damage. Functionally it has good response time and connects immediately. Charging while playing is no problem either. Confort wise its okay. The plastic body is a bit slippery but it alright. At this price range is great!

Build Quality & Design: The controller feels solid and premium in the hands. The matte white finish gives it a clean, modern look, and the LED lights around the buttons and the center logo give it that cool gaming vibe, especially during night sessions. The buttons and analog sticks are smooth and responsive, with no noticeable lag or dead zones. Comfort: Ergonomically, it fits very well in hand. The placement of the buttons and analog sticks is intuitive, and the textured grip on the back ensures it doesn’t slip even during intense gaming sessions. Performance: I’ve used it on PC (as seen in the setup above), and it connects seamlessly. The Auto and Turbo buttons are a huge plus for gamers who like that extra edge in shooters or arcade games. It’s responsive, there’s no input delay, and it works well with most modern games out of the box. Compatibility It’s a great option for PC gamers, and it also supports Android (for mobile gaming), and some models might even work with Nintendo Switch or PS3—depending on your version. Definitely check the box or manual for compatibility. Price-to-Performance; For the price, this controller punches above its weight. You’re getting great build quality, responsive controls, LED aesthetics, and bonus features like Turbo mode, all for a budget-friendly rate. It competes well with big-name brands without burning a hole in your wallet. If you’re looking for a stylish, comfortable, and reliable controller for PC or mobile gaming, this one is a fantastic pick—especially if you’re budget-conscious but still want that premium feel.

**BEWARE OF CLICKTECH RETAIL, THEY'RE THE 3RD PARTY SELLER ON AMAZON WHO SELLS THIS CONTROLLER AND THEY'RE INFAMOUS FOR SHIPPING DEFECTIVE PRODUCTS** Before going to the actual review, here's why I wrote the warning up there- Clicktech retail - they're probably one of the biggest 3rd party tech product seller on Amazon, but they're known to ship defective products to customers. When I first recieved my controller the d-pad wasn't working properly. But props to Amazon customer care. After having a quick chat they gave me a free replacement without any issues. They didn't asked for any unboxing videos or anything like that too. Still I'll suggest you to get this controller from somewhere else, or on Amazon some other 3rd party seller other than clicktech retail if you decide to get this, just to be safe. 3 days later, I got a new controller delivered to me & the delivery person took old defective controller. Now coming to actual review - Functionality & glitches - till now I've faced 2 glitches. First was without any reason the left stick showed terribly high stick drift to the bottom. Which well was resolved after I turned the controller off and turned it on again. Another thing while playing, I tried using the "turbo" button it worked at first but then suddenly it just didn't worked properly, the "auto turbo" button did worked perfectly fine. But they're not exactly highly important buttons so I can ignore these glitches/bugs. Ergonomics & build quality- overall build quality is nice, the triggers especially probably could've been better but other parts, especially the plastic build is really good for the price. It has a good weight to it that feels premium. It's my first experience with a controller so I have nothing to compare to but I think it's still on the heavier side, which according to personal preference can be both good & bad. It fits well in my hands & is comfortable for moderate to long term use without fatigue. For reference I have medium sized hands that neither too big or too small. But yes a place for fitting the dongle inside would've been really good I think, but it's fine too considering it's price & also that space might've reduced the battery a bit so I'm not really complaining. Haptic feedback - I know controllers have haptic feedback, but still when it first hit me while gaming it was unexpecting & it did shock me. It has a very good deep rumble to it. I have used the controller properly only today, so I can't say for sure how much it affects the battery life. Though yes I'm keeping it turned off in action games where it is going on for too long and will definitely affect the battery life a lot. I only use it in racing games. Packaging & box contains - packaging could've been better. It's a basic box thats's taped with two circle tapes on both ends, it doesn't have that full body tight plastic wrapping that most tech products have, that's not very good thing that I'd say. The controller is kept in a cheap plastic mold that comes with those cheap toys, which is okay but it doesn't fit the dongle well unless you push it in well, so that's one thing. I would've definitely preferred that. It comes a usb extender along the usual stuff, which is a great thing considering it's primarily made for pc gaming. But, I think I would've preferred a otg or something to connect it to the phone by wire, as it doesn't come with Bluetooth. But that might've hindered with features of upper variants so I think that's the reason they didn't gave it. For the price honestly I'm not complaining. Considering it has hall effect thumbsticks & triggers which is the primary reason I went for it. Connectivity - so far, I didn't had any problems with connectivity or latency, accuracy is fine too for casual gameplay. It doesn't have 1000Hz polling rate so for playing competively it won't be the best. But honestly if you're so serious about competive gameplay, then just use keyboard & mouse with your pc instead of a controller. Battery life - I got it in Wednesday couple of weeks ago, it ran till a whole week plus another 3-4 days with daily about an hour or so of playing. Granted I didn't used vibrations much and kept them turned off. I'll say it has great battery life. (Yes I'm updating the review after quite some time). It connects instantly to the dongle, but the controller can't be used without the dongle, even if you plug it to your pc using the cable, so that's a bummer cause if the dongle breaks or gets lost you'll have no way to use the controller unless you buy a new dongle, which I think the brand sells but if that gets discontinued, you'll have no way to use the controller ever again. I'll update the review if anything different happens or if something goes wrong.