EasySMX X10 Wireless PC Controller with Dual Hall Effect, Bluetooth Controller for PC/Switch/Steam/Android TV, Mobile – Include a White Swappable Faceplate, Compatible with Black Myth: Wukong

Best controller I’ve ever used
The controller feels just like an original Xbox Core Controller except it weights less and has a longer lasting battery rechargeable and extra buttons. I use it daily on Warzone, it performs really well using the 2.4ghz mode but wired has the least amount of input delay. I have used the Bluetooth on my phone but I do not play phone games too often and also my phone weights more than the controller making it hard to play on it. Best $40 dollars spent on a controller, ever.Pros-Build quality-Connectivity works great ( Wireless 2.4ghz and wired )-2 back buttons ( I use A & B for cooking in warzone )-No stick drift( I use 0 deadzone on the left stick and 2 deadzone on the right stick for warzone )-Comes with replaceable face plate for extra customization-Lightweight-Great Battery lifeConsD-Pad quality ( not a problem since the games do not require use of the D-Pad like a fighting game. )Turbo mode ( It’s only a con because it could *potentially get you ban in games like warzone, If you use it you get a message saying unsupported Device warning )I have owned dozens of controllers in the past, from the core xbox controller, to the elite, dualshock 4 and dualsense. The only controller that I consider as a better is the Dualshock 4, besides that this controller is great for those who want to play FPS shooters without worrying about stick drift.I’ve owned 3 dual sense controllers, 2 damaged from stick drift extremely fast. Imagine paying $200 USD to get a controller that is going to get stick drift in 2024, couldn’t be me.

Great controller but spotty Bluetooth input
Originally, I had bought this controller for gaming on Bluetooth, I ended up liking it on the wireless dongle more. Playing it on Bluetooth felt like the input lag was so high for me to do anything in any game. It would take 5-6 seconds for the controller to realize that I hit A or moved left. It was just unplayable. This is what takes 1 star away from the review.Switching to the wireless dongle. The input lag is gone and I can play without any problems.Moving over to comfort of the controller. It’s very comfortable for me as I have small hands. I like the front grips and back grips. Unlike the XBOX controllers, the analog sticks do not hurt my thumb after awhile. The DPAD has a tactile feeling and it has a slight soft feel as well.The battery itself will last you an entire day before you need to charge it up. It takes about 2-3 hours for a full charge. When you plug in the charger, it will glow orange. When it has finished charging, it will turn off the orange light.You can play xCloud games with this controller. Though, you may run into an issue in some games where the button gets unbounded in a game and you’ll have to restart the game in xCloud to fix it.

hall effect anti drift controller, mechanical buttons, feels good and solid
This controller is solid and has a good weight. The mechanical buttons have a premium quality feel and satisfying sound when pressed. The hall effect sticks feel great. I have gone through far to many controllers in the past decade and stick drift is common on the basic analog sticks. Included in the box is a wireless USB receiver, charging cable, and replaceable white magnetic faceplates. EasySMX is now my favorite brand of controller, I highly recommend the x10.

User Friendly
Has a solid feel in my hands. It’s easy to program whatever you want into the back programable buttons. A decent controller and programming for the price.

*New review*This is an excellent controller. As I stated in my previous review, the mechanical buttons are great! The triggers have a nice range to them and the back buttons are prominent enough without being overly easy to press. My initial issues w/ the sticks are gone with this replacement and the D-pad is working great! I was playing OG FFVII and FFIX yesterday primarily w/ the D-pad and I had no issues at all. The sticks also have a nice bit of tension to them, making more minute adjustments easier.One other thing to shout out is the customer support! I made my review of my (seemingly faulty) first controller, and they shortly after reached out to me and offered me a replacement. I said, “sure” and in the mail it came and I’ve not looked back. Highly recommended for the cost.*Old review below based on my first purchase*The mechanical buttons are very cool, however, the D-pad is terrible. I’d have it skip a line frequently (when it actually registered a button press). Also, the right stick had a sticking point.Perhaps the one I bought was broken, but regardless, the D-pad is terrible.

I’m really impressed by the build quality and technology of the EasySMX X10 controller. It looks like an upscale Xbox X/One controller with similar shape, ergonomics, and grip texture. Feels wonderfully solid in the hand. Magnetic interchangeable faceplates are cool. It supports multiple systems (Nintendo Switch, PC, Steam Deck and Phone) via multiple connection methods (2.4GHz, bluetooth and wired). Sadly due to the recent third party accessories ban by Microsoft, this won’t work with any Xbox system. Also, no 3.5mm audio port here if you use that often.Unlike the Xbox Series X Controller, the X10 has Hall Effect Sensors for both the joysticks and triggers! So ultra precise trigger input and no chance for stick drift! That said, the triggers don’t have as much resistance as the Xbox controller which affects control especially in racing games. That said, I’m glad that it isn’t so sensitive that it triggers accidentally if your finger touches it.Furthermore, they also aren’t impulse triggers. This means there’s no rumble effect on trigger actions. For instance, in Forza Horizon, the brake trigger vibrates when the tires lock and the gas trigger vibrates when the wheels slip. Missing these feedback essentially makes me less consistent as I can’t “feel” how much brake or gas I should apply but instead rely on good ol’ fashion visual cues.The joysticks, on the other hand, are perfect and provide a far smoother driving experience than potentiometer based controllers. I also found the thumbsticks to be slightly larger than the Xbox controller. This means that the KontrolFreek Xbox Thumbstick extenders don’t fit on them, at least not without alot of force and damage to the rubber surface. However like with Gamesir controllers, Playstation-style extenders work and fit perfectly!As for the buttons, the A,B,X,Y buttons and shoulder buttons are satisfyingly clicky and tactile and are similar to “blue switches” from mechanical keyboards. The D pad is also clicky, resembling the Series X controller more than the mushy Xbox One controller. Aside from the standard Home, share, view, and menu buttons, there’s also two programmable back buttons, a connection switch button, and two buttons at the bottom of the controller for changing vibration and turbo settings.Like some Gamesir controllers, the back buttons here provides a more convenient way to use buttons that your fingers can’t reach. I found the placement to be perfect here. There’s a also turbo function which allows you to configure “auto-fire” for a A button. This is helpful in scenarios where you need to continuously mash the A button or hold down that button. Lastly, the X10 has a built-in gyro for motion handling in Nintendo Switch games but I’m unable to test this since I don’t have one.Lastly, I tested this with the included 2.4G adapter plugged into a PC for hours and it has been flawless. No connection drops or erroneous inputs.Overall, I think the EasySMX X10 controller is an incredible controller. It’s well built, attractive and I like all the extras they give you compared to a regular Xbox controller: Hall Effect sensors, mechanical a,b,x,y buttons, and a built-in Gyro! The only improvements to make it the GOAT of controllers would be impulse triggers and Xbox licensing.