CLAW Shoot Wireless 2.4Ghz USB Gamepad Controller for PC Supports Windows XP/7/8/10 with Rubberized Textured Grip and Dual Vibration Motors (Does not have Bluetooth || Not for Mobile)

Very good 😊

Very poor connectivity. Doesn't work beyond feet at all. Keeps disconnecting amidst gaming. The dongle needs to be facing directly towards it without any obstacles. For this sole reason I think I might return this piece of crap. Tried Redgear's dongle as well. Build quality seems good but Redgear's buttons were more high quality and actuation doesn't feel as good as Redgear's. Redgear's button actuation was tighter and that controller felt overall good and girth in hands whereas this one compensates some points with it's modern Xbox one design language. I prefer the design of the LB and RB of CLAW over Redgear. The vibration motors feel good though. Ergonomics were better in Redgear I'd say. The worst part is that SELLER'S BEING TRICKY WITH OFFERING ONLY REPLACEMENT, NO RETURNS WHATSOEVER! I repeat, NO RETURNS AT ALL So spend your hard-earned 💰 and INRs wisely. Thank you for stopping by.

I am using the wireless controller by Claw for past 3 years. Got it for ₹1,379 in 2020 and looks like the price hasn't increased or decreased since then. Initially, they sent the controller without the USB dongle, but replaced the controller. Overall, I am very happy with this purchase because the inbuilt battery has kept up good for past 3 years. 1 charge used to get me 12-14 hours of gaming, but now it has decreased slightly to 10-12 hours. The build quality is excellent, the buttons are responsive and considering the controller size - it is a very good option for people with bigger palm like me. On the other hand, the controller is very light, however, the range is not so good. If you go few meters away, it will work but you will notice strange latency issues, or recurring disconnects. This is the only downside of this product.

Two star review because the receiver doesn't work that well. Now, I'm not sure whether that's just the nature of these 2.4 GHz dongle controllers, but if the controller is even slightly hidden it drops the connection. Example, I sit at my desk and play and I have to keep my arms at a 90 degree angle so that the controller isn't hidden under the keyboard tray and this is slightly unnaturally for me, but I'm getting used to it. But it at your own risk, if possible arrange your desk in a way that the receiver is clear of any obstructions. And if not, just return it. I threw away my package and bills and all and really regret it because I want to give this back as it's only playable in a very strict position and for me personally it's a big problem as my desk cannot be rearranged. Still, when it works it works, and responds well, has okayish vibration. Grip on the side and the heft of it feels good. Again, buy it at your risk, don't throw your box and bills, and if it's even a little on convenient, just go for the wired version of this controller or some other 2.4 GHz dongle controller. First picture is a slightly exaggerated way of me showing how I have to hold the controller to get an uninterrupted connection, but even then for some reason it just disconnects for a few seconds (which will surely get annoying now that I'm going to start my play through of nioh) Second pic is where I would naturally rest my hands and play if the controller connection wasn't so horrible. As you can see my PC is hidden behind the display but that's it, and even the distance isnt anywhere close to one meter let alone the advertised 10 meters. Now that I think about it I'm actually going to leave only a one star review cause this is just pathetic. Lol.

I've been playing on this controller for almost 2 weeks now and I purchased it because redgear and cosmic byte weren't available. But it's safe to say that it is as similar experience as a redgear pro. The build quality is good, once you hold it you'll notice that it's well built. ( Although not as good as dual shock or xbox controller ). The buttons are clicky except the D-pad feels a bit mushy. The triggers have adaptive sensing. There's no force feedback or anything but you can't expect that in a 1.5k product. The joysticks are Okay-ish. The vibrations don't work all the time but when they do it's great. The battery life is as expected, if you're a casual gamer it should last you a week or more. To sum it all up , it does what's expected at this price . It offers almost all features but isn't great or best at it. I'd recommend it for anyone who's on a budget.

I bought this controller during the Prime Day Sale for ₹1,379 when it had just 1 previous review. It was a gamble that has certainly paid off. I had been using a Redgear Pro controller that I bought all the way back in 2017. I still have it, but I was starting to face problems with its left joystick, and hence I purchased this. So after using this controller for about 10 days, I am writing this review: Pros: - The look and feel of the controller are pretty good (I would still say Redgear fares better in this department though). - Well built and sturdy. - The vibration motors work as expected. A good amount of feedback is observed. - A choice between X-Input and D-input mode is available (by default, it is in X-Input mode which is what most modern games support, so never really had the need to change it) - Compatible with almost every PC game that supports a gamepad. I have already played GTA 5, Mortal Kombat XL, F1 2018, Payday 2, Watch Dogs 2, Injustice 2, Trackmania among others. - Also works on some Android devices using an OTG adapter. (worked on Samsung Galaxy S10+ but not on Xiaomi POCO F1) Cons: - I observed a slight issue with the LB button wherein it doesn't respond if I hold my left index finger slightly closer to the top (which works properly in case of the RB button). I had to make a minor adjustment to my grip and it worked fine. - No LED lighting for the ABXY buttons which is present in Redgear (although it doesn't really make a difference, just mentioning for the sake of it) - Despite being a Mumbai based company, the controller is still Made in China. I anyway purchased this with the hope that the company manages to shift their manufacturing unit to India in the near future. Overall, I would say definitely go for it (or even Redgear, if at all it is in-stock). Especially a good investment for laptop gamers, because your delicate keyboard may not be able to handle you in your angry gamer mode, but a controller certainly can :).

Affordable price, quality is good . One issue I observed is that sometimes it gets disconnected in middle of games . Overall good enough for the price. For 1k it would be a good price to performance

So it's been more than 20 days since i bought this controller and i think it's a good product in this price First of all i have seen many reviews related to connection issues but i have not experienced it yet(it disconnects when the battery is low) I have played many games like GTA 5,Assassins Creed, Pes and many more and the vibration feedback is really good there are no latency delays the ergonomic of the controller is awesome it's battery life is the thing i liked the most i usually play for 1-2 hours and till now i have charged it 7-8 times it has really amazing battery backup the triggers are pressure sensitive and they are also good the rubberized grip is also a good thing in this controller Only thing i didn't like is that there is nothing to check the battery of the controller when it's low the lights starts blinking and after some time it disconnects it's the only drawback about it rest all is good If you are planning toh buy it go for it it's amazing