The tragic thing is that it doesn't charge but... it works with batteries! At least they give you the first two. It can also work wired with type c but what's the point. It also has a jack for headphones. Attention, first make sure that your motherboard supports Bluetooth, otherwise you will also need an adapter, preferably 5.0 or above. TP-Link has one for around 10 euros.

Amazing color, the only negative(?) might be that because it also has white color it will get dirty easily but that's of minor importance. Purchased at €55, if you can't find it at a similar price, that is, as much as a regular Xbox Series controller costs, then it might be worth ordering a controller through the Xbox Lab which also gives you the option to paint it however you want.

Not the best possible value for money (other 3rd party controllers are either more affordable or higher quality) but unbeatable "It Just Works™" compatibility (for Xbox and PC).

Recommended for PC when you just want to play instead of struggling with drivers and compatibility layer software.

NOT recommended as a multi-platform controller that also works with the Nintendo Switch.
(CAN be used with Switch BUT only by purchasing a compatible bluetooth USB adapter/dongle.)

Honestly, have these controllers sounded like this all these years? Only the analog sticks and the back buttons are quiet, did they pass them off as quality? I try to play a bit at night and they make a CLICK CLICK sound like I'm using a 90s keyboard, I'm not talking about size, they're wider but taller, nothing like the PS5 controller (I have both). As for the battery, I remember from the Xbox One S still using batteries like we have some Walkman again from the 90s, no way, that's why this company doesn't even have any decent games, it's stuck in the 90s.

Excellent despite its high price. The only slightly disadvantageous thing is that it doesn't recharge but takes standard batteries. Other than that, mine has turned out excellent both in terms of build quality and connectivity.

I've been using it for 2 months, it hasn't given me any problems, and it's perfect for the PC where I play some casual games that don't require a keyboard

Only negatives 1) it doesn't charge with a cable (although it works wired) and 2) heavier than other controllers (I personally prefer it that way). Aside from that, very good quality. I have gone through DualShock 3 and 4 in the past and now I don't see myself going back to them. Also, the color is very nice!

Very beautiful and the feeling of it is very nice.
I never held the PS5 to know.
For the Xbox controller, it is top

Solid construction, gives a feeling of quality. Connected not only to the console, but also to PC, iPhone, and Android TV without any issues.

All Microsoft gamepads are amazing. Very good in use, I generally play Assassin's Creed, Elden Ring, no issues, I have connected it to the motherboard's Bluetooth. If you put eneloop AA 2000 Mah batteries, it lasts incredibly long, I have two in the gamepad and two fully charged for backup that I recharge.

At the Price I hit it about 47 Euros, it is a Case the aforementioned, the color and textures as well as the connectivity options (like all XBOX Controllers) with IOS, Android, Windows, XBOX.