Customer Ratings & Reviews

Very small controller but easy and very cool I like.

I normally take bad reviews with a grain of salt, but this controller has no headset port and when I played Destiny with it, it was constantly aiming down sight without me pressing the buttons to do so. It was a complete waste of money.

I love gaming, but I'm a woman with small hands and controllers tend to make them ache after a while. This controller is so comfortable to me! Buttons are solid, too. Be warned: it is wired and there's no jack for a headset.

My girlfriend INSISTED that I buy this for her instead of the regular one. So I did. She loved it and it's been working great so far!

Both my son and wife prefer this controller to the regular sized one. It's not wireless, but the cable is long

my son needed another X-Box One controller, so we bought this item and he is now a happy camper

Works well and fits the hands nicely. Triggers feel good and right for shooters.

Good controller for minimal use especially considering the cheap price.

So I originally purchased my first one at WalMart just off the shelf for a cheaper controller for the kids. I ended up using it more than them, so I purchased another. The quality is okay for the price. The first one got sticky bumpers to the point where I could not really use them at all. I am not sure if that is more due to the kids getting it sticky or dropping/throwing/whatever-else-they-do-when-not-around. It still works graet for the kids who don't do games where they need them much. The second one does not touch children hands. I have had no issues with any triggers, bumper, or buttons for almost a year now of on-and-off heavy use. I came to love this controller for two reasons; size and thumbstick response. I have large hands (not huge, but larger than average). I happen to love the small size. It makes the feel much better and quicker to hit buttons because they are in a closer range with thumbsitcks. If you like to hug your controller, you will not like this. I do not hug it with my entire hand, and I am just fine with that. Next, the thumbstick response. It is perfect. There is not much of a deadzone. Even after modifying the orgiginal Xbox One controllers, they do not have the feel and response that this one does. I started using this to play games on my PC and COD, and literally cannot play with the original controllers again. Playing something like Dragon Age or Fallout 4 is fine, but for other games where I need to move and react with more haste, I cannot play without this mini controller. I am also not one who is up for dropping $80-150 bucks on a custom controller or the Elite, so this guy works great. Only con I have is not having a port for a headset. I will use a regular controller with someone else signed in and in the party so I can chat when playing online with my bro, nephews, and in-laws lol.

Thought my wife would like this controller more because it is small. It's too small for her and she if tiny.

Controller is small but for my kids anyhow. Would like if it was a little but larger.

Broke within a month! Was not used that much before it broke.

Perfect for smaller hands, or big hands too. Loved that the cord was nice and long so it reached all over the room. Fun brigtpht green color, well made good solid construction.

https://youtu.be/VUCc0x2MeRI The PowerA Mini Series Xbox One Controller Features Nano Sized Ergonomics, Impulse Triggers, Dual Rumble Motors and “No Spawn Camping.” (SMH) The controller is wired only featuring a 10ft usb cable with a quick disconnect similar to those on wired Xbox 360 controllers. While the exact dimensions elude google search. The Analog sticks are ¼ in closer together; the triggers are about a ½ in closer, along with smaller buttons and grip radius to accompany them. Overall feel of the pad is small, but that’s a good thing. This is meant for “toddler play” in my house and fits a 4yr olds hands great. The buttons have a great tactile feel to them as well; with anti-slip coating on triggers and analogs. The same anti-slip coating can be found on the much improved D-Pad. If only you could take the D-pad off and put it on the full-sized controller. One major con is lack of inputs for microphone and headphones. While this seriously hinders the overall usability the price point comes in at a cool twenty dollars less than the official microsoft controller.

When i originally got this item, I thought it was awesome except for the fact that it did not have a headset port, and now I have found another issue. Pros: *Good for people with small hands Cons: *No Headset port *No Firmware support So this controller does not have any firmware support. This means it can not be updated like the other Xbox controllers. The Xbox one just came out with an update that lets you map any button on your controller to do whatever. My wife likes her 'Y-Axis' inverted, and some games do not let you change the controllers. So this feature is awesome for her, except that she can't do it on her controller since her controller doesn't support it either now. So to use this new feature she is back to using my controller (getting it all dirty and stuff.

Great little controller. It's licensed, and even works on my PC and laptop.

This controller works just like the regular one. It is wired, and in my opinion feels small but that's kind of the point.

When you buy the xbox one system it only comes with one controller. This is a good additional controller for the price to add to the system.

I purchased this to replace a Power A 360 mini controller whose trigger just stopped working mid-game. I made sure that Xbox One controllers can be used on Windows 7. Its supposedly supported via windows update but apparently this controller is the exception despite it being a licensed Xbox One product. No drivers to be found anywhere and no support on Power A website. So I went out and bought a brand new controller which is apparently useless for the games I bought it to use with. The size is perfect for my small hands, and it does feel sturdier w/joysticks not sticking like on my old Power A mini controller. However, this product is apparently useless to anyone looking to use it on a PC at this point in time.

This controller was great!!.... For about a week. After the first week the right trigger began jamming, at first it was ok until interfered with the gameplay, Then about two months later the controller literally went out on me..Stopped lighting up and everything. More than anything I was disappointed because I knew that it wasn't going to last, but if you told me it was going to last only two months and you're going have to pay close to forty bucks no thank you.