Yinjie 2 Pack Wireless Controller Compatible with PS3, Built in 800mAh Large Capacity Battery, with 2 USB Cables, Graffiti Style

They work like they should and feel pretty good too. Obviously its not an exact replica for a dualshock 3 but its the closest thing I have found for the price. Ill buy more soon.

Controllers work great for playing sports games such as NBA 2K. Controller responds to direction and buttons well. Shapes are on the buttons which helps a lot.

Works good. After my oem controllers decided not to work anymore, I bought these. These work great and are lighter (in my opinion) than the oem, only minor thing is that the buttons are not exactly like the original. Overall 4.5

I heard that there was a recall on them not sure they work but act up sometimes.

Really good for PS3.

I just recently got my old PS3 to start working again after gutting it up and cleaning all of the dust out of it, making it run like-new. My old controllers were all worn out and not working properly, so I decided to go with these. $20 for 2 controllers is a good deal.Overall, the quality of these controllers are amazing. The material is definitely different compared to a traditional PS3 controller, but they function very well and I have no functionality/calibration issues.The only problem with these controllers is that the charge does not last very long playing them wirelessly. I had these fully charged when I unboxed them to insure a good charged hold for some play throughs of my old classic PS3 games.By experimenting with how long the charge holds, on average, you get a good solid hour and a half on a full charge with these. They charge pretty fast which is a plus, but the overall wireless charge experience does not last long at all. But I guess that’s what I get for each controller being $10 a piece, realistically. I know for a fact the Sony DualShock3 PS3 controllers would definitely last longer on a charge.If you game heavily like I do, I’d invest in a 10ft-15ft USB 2.0 - USB-A to USB-B cable.

I ordered two sets for some little RC projects I am working on. I couldn't get them to connect to my sketch using the PS3 library and the controller MAC address. I had done this before with a different pair of controllers I had bought. I tried various other things to evaluate them but then I discovered they were showing up as Dual Shock 4 controllers when I tried scanning them with my phone Bluetooth. So that seems to indicate they are programmed as PS4 type controllers. That's fine as I can use a different library to connect to them.I know they say they need to be physically connected to a PlayStation to be activated, so maybe that does something to the firmware on the controller to alter the connecting process? I'll have to have a friend try that as I don't own a PlayStation 3.Otherwise, they seem to work fine to play games on my phone.

It works great! Paid about $20 for two controllers. Happy I can still play my PS3. Hoping for many more years with this classic.