TTX Tech Controller - Nintendo Wii - White

When I bought this controller it was priced at about $3. Of course the shipping was unreasonable, but it looks like that's been evened out now.If there had been any reviews at the time of buying this, I would not have bought it. I bought it for use with the Wii, and have never had a Gamecube before. When I received the controller, I was very happy with it. It seemed to be exactly the same as a Gamecube brand controller (as far as I could tell) and worked great.Fast forward to about a year later. The controller has gotten little use, maybe 40 hours max (which is not a lot for video games by any means, and I'm being very generous with my estimation). Today the left analogue stick broke for no reason (I was not using it heavily). I opened up the controller and saw that a piece of plastic actually wore and broke causing the analogue stick to not function properly.I thought this was a stroke of bad luck but after reading the reviews that are now available, I do have to find it odd that a controller die after such light use. I have original Nintendo and Sega Genesis controllers (the first versions) that still work, for goodness sake.Bottom line: it was good while it lasted, but it didn't last long.

Ordered this controller for my Wii and it works fine. Sure it does feel cheap but it works fine. The Z button and the R trigger do make a noise when you press on them but I can deal with that. If you are looking for an extra controller for your Wii or Gamecube and don't want to spend $20-$30+ then this is the way to go. I think the people who complain about the controller not working after a month or so must have slammed or dropped their controller. I'd say if you want it to keep working take care of it because it is cheaply made so I'm pretty sure it's not that durable.

This definitely is not the worst controller I've ever owned. Yes, it does not feel as heavy or strong as the official Nintendo controller, but it is decent. I tested it on the computer (I have an adapter) and the L and R buttons are analog, like they are supposed to be. The C stick and analog stick have not given me any problems so far. The only two complaints I have are the shorter cord and the Z button is stiff and does not function like the Nintendo version. If you wont use it excessively, this is definitely worth the money.

Well i was very very happy with the product while it lasted. Although after taking it to a friends it died out of nowhere. After doing research i found that wrapping the cord around these controller can be fatal for them so i suggest to anyone who buys this to just fold the cord instead of wrapping it around the controller and try not to pull on the cord too much. Other than that it was a very nice controller and also very responsive.

This controller definitely feels cheaper-made than an actual Nintendo controller. I would not use this as my primary controller, but it's the perfect alternative for my #3 and 4 controllers. Real Nintendo controllers are like $30 used and this was like $8 new. It's cheap enough to buy at least one to try it out.

Ok the buttons are a little clunky at first you got to press them pretty hard to get them to loosen up. But once they are loosened up they are prefect. Its cheaper to buy this one so I expected as much. Honestly worth it to save a little money.

was not the one in pic didnt return it because i need it not even sure if it works an cant find out until sphinx game i oredered with this comes in which has been almost 2 weeks an i ordered these an the same time on minutes apart

Obviously this is a 3rd party controller and not official Nintendo product. Works great with the Gamecube and the Wii without a problem. Buttons are responsive and the controller is durable.

The buttons do not feel like the original.

After market controller. Not as good playing quality as that made by Nintendo. Had problem with one controllers vibration. Price is right

You have to press the buttons hard for it to work. It feels like it will break already and I just got it too