Thank you for the extra hassle of finding a cable now. Don't even clarify it, it's insignificant information. I bought a controller to play immediately, not to wait for the cable now, especially since it's not even recognized via Bluetooth.

I bought it for my daughter, but currently I couldn't find a way for it to be wireless. I asked the company I bought it from, if they give me a solution, I will get back to you.
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Well, the company responded very quickly, it is indeed wireless, everything is fine. It seems great. Now we'll see if it withstands the test of time.

The controller is comfortable in hand and its design is the same as a Dualshock 3. For the money I bought it, I believe it's worth it since I use it daily for about 1.5 years. Its construction is average, but you don't expect something more sturdy for the price it asks for.

It lasted two weeks in my hands. A little bit of force and the analog stick stopped working properly.
Also, even before this, in most games it wasn't a real 360 joystick, but 8 directions.

Before this controller, the minimum that had lasted for me was around one year.
Get it only if you want a cheap controller for light use that does the bare minimum.

Quite good for its price, not as good as the official one but it is a good solution for PC and PS3.