Cosmic Byte Nexus Wireless Controller for PC | Dual Vibration, Sensitive Triggers, Fast Response | Powered by 2 AAA Batteries (Not Included) (White)

I’ve been using the Cosmic Byte Nexus Wireless Controller for about a month now, and I’m honestly impressed with what it offers for the price. The build quality feels sturdy and comfortable to hold, even during long gaming sessions. The buttons are responsive, and the analog sticks have a nice smooth motion — no dead zones so far. The dual vibration works really well and adds a nice touch to gameplay. I also appreciate how quick and easy it was to connect to my PC — it paired instantly without any hassle. The only small downside is that it runs on 2 AAA batteries (which aren’t included), so you’ll need to keep some spares around or use rechargeable ones. Overall, if you’re looking for a reliable and affordable wireless controller for PC gaming, this is definitely worth considering. It’s not a premium model, but it performs much better than I expected at this price point.

The quality of this controller is good. Plastic, rubber and other material on the controller feels good. The haptic feedback/vibrations could be more prominent, but considering it runs on 2 AAA batteries, its good. Buttons are tactile and feel good while clicking. Overall i would say it's good value for money.

Good product. Good battery life. Ease of use.

I purchased the Cosmic Byte Nexus Wireless Controller expecting a decent budget gaming controller, but my overall experience turned out to be extremely disappointing. From the very first days of use, I noticed serious issues with the R2 trigger. The R2 response was inconsistent compared to L2 and often required much harder pressure to register inputs properly. During gameplay in games like Pragmata and The Last of Us, many actions and shots would fail because the trigger did not respond correctly. Gameplay became frustrating instead of enjoyable. I also faced additional problems: Direct Input mode was not switching properly Calibration mode mentioned in the manual was not working Trigger response felt faulty and inconsistent during actual gameplay I contacted Cosmic Byte support immediately and shared detailed explanations, gameplay testing results, photos, and video proof. Initially they kept saying it might be calibration related and asked me to perform multiple troubleshooting steps. I spent a lot of time trying everything they suggested, but nothing fixed the issue. After several emails, follow-ups, ticket escalations, courier arrangements, pickup process, waiting period, and service center inspection, they finally returned the SAME controller to me claiming that “no manufacturing defect was found” and that the triggers are “pressure sensitive by design.” The worst part is that after receiving the controller back, the exact same issues still existed. Nothing was fixed. I also noticed that many other buyers have reported similar complaints regarding: hard triggers missed inputs inconsistent R2/L2 response poor trigger quality bad after-sales support So this clearly does not feel like an isolated issue. The entire warranty process wasted a huge amount of time and caused unnecessary frustration. Instead of getting a proper solution, I only received repeated emails, long delays, and finally the same faulty-feeling controller back. The controller may look attractive for the price, but the gameplay experience and support quality were extremely disappointing in my case. I will never purchase another Cosmic Byte product again.

This is the good budget controller in range of 799. If that increases just ignore. the responsive triggers is working but not smoothly you need to press harder sometimes. Rest the controller is peak 💪 battery life is not bad. The dual moters works fine with good stability and good grip.

I gave it a 3 star, but in reality it is closer to 3.5 or even 4. The controller is a great pickup for this price—the build quality, though made with cheap materials, is surprisingly sturdy, and it can take a few drops or bouts of gamer rage. The external battery is a good compromise; I'd rather have swappable AAA batteries than deal with a poor inbuilt one. The gaming performance is where this struggles. During extensive gaming sessions, the controller is unable to register multiple inputs at once. This leads to missed or repeated actions, which can make scenarios like combat or fast paced gameplay frustrating. If you're playing retro games or something slow-paced, it might be fine — but for anything more demanding, the experience isn’t smooth. So, do I recommend this controller? No. I do not think this a good controller for a the average gamer. I bought it to play my retro games on a retro feeling controller, but for anything modern, this is NOT a good pick up. Ideally, I'd recommend you either get a wired controller for this price range or save up more to get a better wireless controller.

Got this controller for ₹775, great controller at this price. Before buying note that: It is an Xbox 360 style controller so games that only support dualsense/xbox series controller, it should not work with them.

Triggers are very good it is a good controller if you want a great feeling during your gameplay I haven't get stick drift yet and I think it will take much more time from now.For the compatibility I have used it in my pc,tv and my smart phone and it is connected to all that so I think it is compatible with all the devices the vibration of the controller is very good for entry level controller like this it is cheap wireless compatible with every device stick drift is not a problem also buttons are pressure sensetive vibration is good quality is also good so overall it is a great deal