The controller itself feels nice to hold and I especially enjoy the clicking sound of the buttons.It's clearly a high quality controller and the grip feels nice, so do the analog sticks.It's a little expensive however if you get it on sale it's a good purchase.Their are a couple of downsides however, the controller not being wireless is a major drawback especially in 2022 when almost everything is wireless. Another issue is the fact the cord itself isn't braided it's just a normal plastic covering which is weird considering all my other Razer products have a braided cable so I don't understand why they failed to add one to the controller. It seems like a way to cut corners and costs and just looks bad when compared to their other wired products.The last thing is the white light on the controller is extremely bright, like a high lumen flashlight bright and honestly it's annoying. The product doesn't sync with synapse for some reason when every other razer product does. You also can't turn that power indicator light off unless you unplug the controller or go into device manager and disable the controller. It would be nice to have synapse support and the ability to turn off the power indicator or at the very least adjust the brightness like you can with other razer products.The product is good and if your used to Xbox controllers it will feel natural to use, however the controller not being wireless is a major downside and was the sole factor in me almost not purchasing this product.The only reason I bought this controller is because the competitors wireless version is $100 more. Had they been the same price I would've purchased the competitors controller but to me wireless isn't worth double the cost.