The Xbox 360 Controller for PC, how good is it? A Review

Microsoft XBOX 360, as we all know was released in 2006 and was one of the best consoles available during that time. Xbox 360 had a huge collection of games supported, and even now most of the popular games like Fifa 17, Fifa 18 are released for Microsoft’s legendary Xbox 360. Microsoft released xbox 360 controllers for pc in 2006 and are one of the popular and mostly sought-after game controllers available.

The controllers look premium and most of the games released from then had Xbox 360 game controller support. The controller works across Microsoft's gaming platforms. Xbox 360 Controller for Windows works with most Windows 8 PCs and Xbox 360, delivering a consistent and universal gaming experience. The controller has Vibration feedback which ensures riveting game play every time. The Xbox 360 Controller offers precision, comfort and control that will set the standard for next-generation game controllers. The controller has Precise thumb sticks, two pressure-point triggers and eight-way directional pad for enhanced PC gaming. The controller has a thin, flexible cord that was designed to provide the sensation of wireless with all the performance of a wire.

I have been using a a pair of these controllers for gaming on pc for over 2 years. I have tried several controllers but these ones are the best with the precision it offers and the comfort it gives. The keys are smooth and clicky giving a precise gaming experience. The controllers also have a 2.5mm jack for plugging in earphones.I would surely recommend getting these controllers as these can be bought for less than 50$ and with 90-day warranty from Microsoft.

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