ManbaOne Interactive Screen Wireless Gaming Controller for PC/Switch/Switch 2/iOS/Android,Hall Effect Stick & Trigger,RGB Lighting,Remappable Buttons,1800mAh with Charging Dock (White)

The Manba One Controller delivers outstanding value for its price point. Right out of the box, it makes a strong impression with its sleek, modern design that not only looks great but also feels premium in hand. The build quality is solid, offering a comfortable grip for both casual and extended gaming sessions.One of its standout features is the ability to customize button configurations. This flexibility allows gamers to adapt the controller to their preferred playstyle, whether for competitive gaming or more relaxed setups. The re-mapping process is intuitive and makes it easy to fine-tune controls for different games without hassle.Performance-wise, the Manba One holds its own against higher-priced alternatives. The buttons are responsive, the joysticks feel precise, and the triggers provide a satisfying level of feedback. For its price, the combination of functionality, customization, and aesthetics makes it an excellent option for anyone looking for a reliable gaming controller without overspending.Pros:• Excellent value for the cost• Sleek and stylish design• Comfortable grip for long sessions• Customizable button configurations• Responsive and precise controlsOverall, the Manba One Controller proves that you don’t need to pay a premium to get a stylish, customizable, and well-performing controller. It’s a great choice for gamers who want affordability without sacrificing quality.

Got tired of joystick drift so did some digging and found out about hall sticks.My first choice was the Gulikit MKIII Max (I forget the exact name, the newest one). It had excellent build quality, but it was STUPIDLY difficult to get working right. Everything you ever learned about messing with finicky drivers, be prepared to put it to use. Sent an email to get help; it took them a week to respond, and they just asked questions I had already provided the answers to.Traded it in because heck no on all that. Got this and just bam, flawless out of the box. And it’s cheaper, go figure.As for the rest - the sticks are incredible. The triggers are good, love the different options they had but wish they clicked at the end like the latest DualShocks. The buttons were disappointing at first, they’re closer to MadCatz than Microsoft, but I like them more the more I use them. They aren’t super mushy or anything, I just prefer a harder type of clickiness.The screen is cool, and is a million times better than programming via dozens of different “hold home for four seconds while pressing back three and a half times and saying a prayer to the button you want to make turbo” kinda crap like the Gulikit.If the sticks hold up as well as it looks like they will then I’ll be more than happy with it. Not the perfect controller, but by far the best I’ve found in this price range.

This is hands down the best controller I've ever used. As someone that plays various types of games on different systems, having a controller that can not only connect to them all wirelessly but display that on a built in screen is still amazing to me and I've been using it for awhile. Buttons still hold up quite nice, I've not had a single problematic issue with the screen, the software or anything. There's even two different modes for the triggers in case you like ones with a shorter press or you like them to feel more trigger-like, something didn't even realize before buying. Not only can you connect to different types of systems but you can do so seemlessly. You can customize the mapping of each button including how it behaves, meaning you can make any button turbo, long press, rapid press, etc. and you can also save a few presets so you don't have to change them everytime you swap systems on the controller or on the system you are playing on, you can just swap the preset on the controller and you're good to go. The charging stand is a huge bonus, takes no effort to set the controller on it to charge and it charges pretty quickly, and it alone is also well made; rubber grips on the bottom and it has a compartment underneath for the optional/backup connecting dongle in case your system/device doesn't support Bluetooth I suppose, (I've not had to use it yet so I honestly almost forgot about it until writing this review lol), they even include a charging cable and if I recall correctly a boxplug to go with it, as well as a small screen protector! If you're like me and you like to multi-game or swap between systems, this is a phenomenal controller for you to have. Battery life on it is great, it will last an extensive gaming session before needing to charge, roughly 5-6 hours, but you can always also charge it while playing, turn it off when pausing etc.The only con for me personally is that when the controller is fully charged on the stand it doesn't turn off the screen, both the screen and the stand stay on and lit, so being energy conscious I have to either take the controller off the stand or better still unplug the stand.This next one isn't a con for me personally but I can see it potentially being an issue for others which is the controller is quite smooth, so if your hands tend to sweat during intense gaming sessions you may want to consider the optional grip tapes that you can apply to it. They're unfortunately not included but seems you can get them for just a few extra bucks, just figured I would note that.Moreover on a positive note, the controller DOES have a 'sleep' feature in which it saves the battery by turning itself off after it has not been used for about 5 minutes, and can easily be turned back on by simply hitting the home button. This feature is especially nice when used with the Nintendo Switch by the way, because when you turn the controller on while it is connected to it, it will automatically turn the Switch on and subsequently most smart TVs also, so there's less need for me to use the actual TV remote.Further Feedback: As seen on another review, I think there is a little bit of potentially missed opportunity, wherein they maybe could have added some other features to the software of the screen, for example allow you to change the color and/or behavior of the LED light features on the sides, or allow you to personalize more by adding your own custom background, or extended/mirrored display of the game itself, or showing Statics like cooling temperatures and such. But in all fairness I'm just a consumer; I don't know all the technical and logistical reasons for why they probably didn't go ahead and do that to begin with, maybe all that will be in an upgraded version in the future, if so I will be buying a couple.TLDR; 5/5 Controller, the price is a bargain when you consider all things included and the quality of it, extremely functional; However although it is still aesthetically pleasing, it could be a 6/5 if it had a little more personalizing/customization options. I plan on buying a second one soon.