Cosmic Byte Stellaris Controller, 3 Modes Wifi + Bluetooth + Wired for PC, iOS, Android, Hall Effect Magnetic Trigger and Joystick, Macros, 1000mAh Battery, RGB LED (Black)

A perfect purchase!
Once in a blue moon, when all stars are all aligned, a customer gets a perfect product with an amazing value for money and most importantly when it is exactly as advertised and more than that. Cosmic byte Stellaris is exactly that product in my opinion.For just Rs 3000- we get a more than decent , premium built Xbox controller with accurate magnetic hall effect sticks (which by itself is a huge deal at this price!) and cross connectivity across any platform that can run a game, macro/extra buttons on the back, trigger stops for competitive gaming, a solid battery life, non-chapri RGB, replaceable keycaps!! The list just goes on…The pros are just everything, so there’s no point to write about them. Every feature works exceptionally well.I will briefly touch over the cons , which are-1. The analog stick press action is to hard and stiff. This makes hold to sprint in games a bit difficult.2. Placing the gamepad back in its box makes it turn on automatically every 5 seconds which seems weird.3. To turn off analog RGB, you have to press both the triggers for 6 seconds which in hindsight could have been corrected as it may seem distracting if you are shooting for than 6 seconds. Still, not a deal breaker.4. Charging cable is a bit too short.With that said , Cosmic byte Stellaris is absolutely worth it and highly recommended for anyone getting into controllers to take a step back from a tight and stiff keyboard mouse setup.This controller presents a huge middle finger to the monopoly of overpriced and unreliable Xbox controllers in the market.Trust me, I’m writting this review after a month of constant usage and the value proposition and experience has been outstanding. I’ve done competitive gaming as well with this in Battlefield, CS2 and other games, the accuracy hype is true! Though it cannot replace keyboard mouse in these games but still does a decent job with flicks and tracking, even without aim assist.Lastly, here’s some information not all of us know. Stellaris has a no deadzone and a sweet 0.1% error rate in both sticks. Even with that goodness, each game has a different deadzone inbuilt within each game’s engine for example, a fast paced fps game will have a short deadzone and slow paced story based game might have a bigger deadzone. So the experience might vary with each game and we cannot really take consistent advantage of the high accuracy and zero deadzone of this controller (and steam input is also no help at all) but anyways, the sticks are super smooth and deadzone or not , my experience with Stellaris is significantly better other cheap controllers I’ve bought in the past.Go for it..!!!

A Better value for money product
It checked all essential boxes which a controller should have.- Quality build, feels premium to touch- triggers, Tsticks and buttons are smooth and doesn’t feel sticky.- hall effect triggers and Tsticks ,with trigger lock and replaceable thumb sticks.- back lit abxy buttons.- smooth vibration motors- even included an 3.5mm jack port.- 3 way connection ie wired ,2.5 dongle and BT.- a massive 1000mah batt with reasonable charging time.- compatible with windows mac Android and switch. Has a quick toggle switch in the backside.Though some things are missing which would make it the perfect product if present.- abxy colour scheme is missing. It’s bland as white.- gyroscope is only available in wired connection and nintendo mode which is not ideal as the wire gets in your way. At the very least it should be available at BT connection.Overall very good controller to pickup and start playing.