EasySMX X10 PC Controller for Black Myth: Wukong - Enhanced Wireless Bluetooth Controller with a Swappable Faceplate/Hall Joysticks and Triggers for PC/Switch/Steam/Android TV/Android and iOS Mobile

I purchased this controller for a mini-PC, living room TV setup, with its primary usage on a Windows 11 OS for Steam and emulation gaming. This device connected very easily using the BT mode, and Windows 11 recognized the gamepad without any issues. The controller itself is very sturdy, weighty and has a solid grip to the hands. It feels quality. The button push has a quality feel you get with premium controllers and matches my XBOne controller. I like the swappable faceplate idea, but have found the default purple was attractive enough not to mess with changing those. What I love most about this controller is the compatibility with mulit systems. I've tried it with my Win11 PC using BT, Wired and Wireless 2.4GHz. I've connected it with my Switch, and it even works flawlessly with my iPad. CON: Wireless 2.4G is very spotty. My only warning is that if your intent is to only use it with the wireless 2.4GHz mode, the range is poor. I was 12-15ft away from the PC on the couch, and if I put the controller in my lap and blocked the line of sight to the PC with my knees, I lost the signal. You can easily lose signal at that distance by just pointing the controller upright towards the ceiling. The wireless mode required me to point the controller directly at the USB dongle without anything in the way. BUT! Bluetooth is the way to go. I have no reason to keep it in Wireless 2.4G mode, When I'm connected with Bluetooth, the responsiveness is an A+ at the 15 feet, regardless of how I sit or position the controller.

PRO'S - (1) Pricing. (2) It's a solid controller that feels premium when holding it or pressing buttons. I almost purchased an expensive scuf controller that would have cost $200. I am glad I saved my money and purchased this instead. (3) I have tested multiple devices such as Lenovo Legion Go, PC, and Samsung Galaxy S23, all worked. CON'S - (1) The controller has it's issues. For example, it comes with an app that allows you to configure the deadzones, triggers, etc... but I believe it's only available for android users. The application is called "EASYSMX" and it's not available to download in the app store. You'll need to google it. The app itself has questionable permissions, download it, configure controller, and uninstall it. (2) If you're planning to use the controller with Steam, make sure you connect the wireless adapter before opening up the Steam application, otherwise, the controller won't adapt to your steam controller settings. Even worse, you may have to restart your entire computer and once again open up Steam. (3) When switching between bluetooth and adapter dongle mode, you can accidently disconnect the controller from the adapter and both the controller and adapter will begin flashing. To fix this, simply look for the small button on your USB dongle adapter and press or hold it until the controller is once again connected. Overall, I have enjoyed the controller, it's both accurate in 3rd person & 1st person games and feels like any expensive premium controller. No need to look else where and purchase an over priced controller. IMO buy one now while it's $50 or on sale. It was initially released at $30 and because it received so much praise, they increased their pricing to $50. It's possible the price could go up again. I highly recommend it, Goodluck!

The controller itself is fine. Analog sticks feel good and the mechanical face buttons and D Pad have a satisfying click. Analog sticks have a good tension and are accurate, however...The only app for this deivce is Android, so no Windows or IOS app, which is currently broken and unusable. The app won't connect to the controller at all. After you go through the steps to connect it, it won't see the controller. This make paddle buttons on the bottom unusable, as they can only be programmed though the app. After a lot of back and forth on their official Discord channel, I initially exchanged the gamepad at their suggestion, which of course didn't solve anything. After some more back and forth with myself and several others with the same issue, the EasySMX representative admitted that application support for this gamepad is currently broken, with an unknown eta on a fix. Now I have to decide whether to keep it and hope that they eventually fix the app, or send it back and get one of the competitors with a functional app to program the gamepad. EDIT They fixed the app. Adjusting my review. The controller gets an easy 4 stats now with a functioning app.

Es un excelente control pero, la paquetería Imile fallando como siempre, dijo que mi paquete ya habia sido entregado cuando no fue asi. Lo bueno es que el vendedor amable y atento me hizo el reembolso.

Best gamepad in this budget...

I consider this X10 for PC (but also Mac!) by EasySMX, or for other devices like the Nintendo Switch for example, to be as premium as any official offering by more "brand" name companies. There is so much offered here I don't even know where to begin. Let's just start with the exterior of the device. I have an XBOX S also that comes with a white controller. As a 2nd controller, I bought a "space titanium grey" version that I use primarily, and save the white ones for when friends play with me. This unit is unique in that it offers those same two colour varieties... in one controller! There are custom plates that can be seamlessly added or removed, by simply switched them around and they click on easily and (I believe) magnetically. Such a cool feature just to begin with. But then there are a substantial amount of extra, programmable buttons across the entire unit, and fantastic vibration features. What I like the most about it, is that it's a proper Bluetooth device, and can connect to my modern laptops both PC or Mac, without the need for a dongle, which happens to be included in case you're using this controller with some kind of non-bluetooth capable device. Some say that IR controlling is a faster wireless connection. That might have been true once but bluetooth is so fast now, and this is clearly up to that standard, I have no latency issues using the bluetooth only connection. Whatever the case, the IR dongle is there as well. The unit can be charged via USB-C and the included cord is braided fabric, which is very nice and comfortable to move around with if you're keeping it attached to play. Again, there is no latency I can determine while using bluetooth, but in case you're picky about it, you certainly can play with the cord attached. There is nothing I don't like about this gamepad, it's everything I would expect from a premium game pad three times the price, but you can get it for an amazing value in this package without having to pay the extra. For gamers, this kind of value is priceless. 5 stars.

Controller connected without issue. Seems to play fine without any problems. What I really like though is how solid this is. Some may prefer a lighter weight controller, but there's something solid about this one that makes it feel more real when you're playing, the way a mouse with more weight feels vs a light plastic one. I like it!

Don’t buy it if you have Xbox