FLYDIGI DuneFox Wireless Controller, Hall Effect Joysticks & Triggers, Grip Vibration, 3 Connection Modes, Multi-Platform Controller for PC/NS/Android/Laptop

Quality where it counts
Almost rated 4 stars because it’s not quite perfect, but then I remembered I paid $15 for and it’s well beyond expectations at that price.This is an Xbox style controller for PC, there are many like it, but none have this quality for this cheap. Yes, it is cheap, it has the same cheap plastic feel as every other cheap controller out there. This is where the similarities end, as the function is fantastic. Quality joysticks, quality buttons, no weird trigger lock switches in a place I’ll accidentally hit them all the time. Also three options: usb-c, Bluetooth, or wireless dongle. All three worked perfectly on my PC, more than I can say for my $75 Dualsense, which almost never works on Bluetooth, or the Stadia controller that has to be removed and paired every time I turn it on.I like this controller so much I’m actually considering getting that ridiculously overpriced Asuka version for my wife.

Incredible Value Controller
This thing is incredible for the money. Out of the box support for Windows, Linux, MacOS, iOS, Android and more. Great battery life. Turbo functionality. Bluetooth AND 2.4G Wireless. I actually prefer the hand fit of this over and above my 8bitdo Ultimate 2C. It’s also well built and buttons are responsive and snappy. I’m incredibly happy for the price. Better high end options are certainly out there but as far as a good value that gives you everything you need, look no further. I’m very happy with the purchase and this has quicky become my go to controller.

Great over-all, waiting to see how long it holds up.
This controller surprised me. It feels a little light and initially i thought this was a bad sign. It was definitely not. Much more comfortable to hold for long periods of time. All the buttons feel good. The controller body is a little on the smooth side and at first, i thought it would be difficult to grip during long game sessions but it wasn’t. The D-Pad is a little spongey but i can live with it. I paid 13 dollars for this and if it holds up, it is a fantastic deal. After my 3rd Xbox elite controller developed stick drift at $150+, this is a game changer (pun intended) if it stands the test of time.

It works but it could be better.
Overall, it feels like Flydigi put all of their budget into the buttons and triggers, because they are the best things about this controller. The rest of the device is not impressive. The color is very bland, it’s reminiscent of oatmeal. It has pure slippery plastic with no texture, which makes it feel a bit like a toy. It’s very light (at 213 grams), which some people might like but it’s not for me. Frustratingly, the wireless dongle doesn’t work for any of my devices, although with bluetooth and USB C it works just fine. I tried using their software to update the dongle and controller but it didn’t help. The sticks work great, I’m not sure what the delay is via bluetooth but it feels very good. The stick caps feel nasty though, so I’d recommend some third party caps. If you want a basic controller that has bluetooth and won’t break in a few months, buy it. I think Flydigi should make a Dunefox 2 for around $10 more while keeping the design simple, here’s a list of what I’d like to see changed:*tweak the colors, move them around and add more contrast.*add slight texture on the handles, bumpers, and triggers for grip.*make the caps more like an Xbox, keep the concave but change the grip pattern.*add anti-friction rings to the sticks.*Give the D-pad a softer press.*improve software support.*make sure the weight is around 280 grams like an Xbox or Dualsense controller.You can leave out extra programmable buttons and RGB lights. Just improve what’s here and I’ll buy it.