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PS2 Wireless Controller

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Features

Smart Play Technology
Vibration Feedback
Auto Shutoff
50 ft. Operating Range

Description

The Pelican wireless controller for the PS2 is the perfect replacement controller for a reasonable price. It’s Smart Play Technology and Vibration Feedback makes it great to play. Designed to fit comfortably in your hands, it includes an auto shutoff function when it goes idle and has a 50 ft Operating Range.

Product Details

Product Weight:	0.62 pounds
Package Length:	7.8 inches
Package Width:	6.7 inches
Package Height:	2.7 inches
Package Weight:	0.6 pounds
Release Date:	February 24, 2010
Average Customer Rating:	based on 28 reviews

Game Information

Platform:	PlayStation2
Media:	Accessory
Item Quantity:	1

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review: 3.0

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15 of 15 found the following review helpful:

Great Controller Oct 23, 2010 By TJ
I used this controller a few years ago with my PS2. I sold the PS2 a while back and ended up getting a new one in a trade with a friend.

He had 3 controllers, but all of them were terrible in comparison. Whether it was sticky buttons or bad design (the normal PS2 controller).

I've never had any problems with the buttons or the analog sticks, I personally like how responsive they are, where other controller's 4 main buttons barely give any pop-back or you have to push hard for it to recognize.

Even the triggers are good for a PS2, which are usually the Playstation's weakness.

Glad I found it again and will be buying a new one right now.

9 of 10 found the following review helpful:

Good Wireless Controller Jul 21, 2010 By Will
Product works as described. Have had no problems using from approximately 10 ft away from console. Recommended for anyone looking for a wireless solution for their ps2.

6 of 6 found the following review helpful:

Best Controller I Own Nov 22, 2010 By Jason
I've own this controller as long as I have owned by PS2, which is a couple of years, and I believe that it is the best controller out of all of my game system controllers. First, it's Wireless to a full room of distance. No wires or stings to hold you down.
Some of the reviews that I've seen here are able the battery life, and I have to object to those comments. So far, the batteries on this controller has died on me twice, and I just replaced them again. Now, maybe it's because I'm not using the Vibration Function. Maybe it's because I've used only rechargable batteries. Whatever the reason, this controller lasts a good, long time.

So far, the only shortcoming that it has is the robber coverings on the thumbsticks. It took about a year, but the rubber is wearing through faster than even on the Logitech Dual Action that I bought for my PC almost 5 years ago and use just as much. Either it's a weaker rubber or the edge of the thumbsticks are sharper, but either way, I'll have to replace them significantly more often than a regular controller.

Despite its one shortcoming, this is the best controller that I own and I recommend it to any PS2 owner.

10 of 12 found the following review helpful:

The worst twenty bucks I ever spent. Aug 29, 2010 By Mr.RealityMusic
This controller was cool for about the first two weeks, but after that I started having major problems. The analog sticks started acting glitchy, and buttons would "magically" press themselves. If the question is buy or pass, this is a definite pass.

8 of 10 found the following review helpful:

Does not last long. Aug 14, 2010 By Joe Joe
I bought one of these from Gamestop when they still had them. In about 1 week the product began to break. The buttons began to stick. The battery wouldn't last that long and they were brand new batteries. The Vibrate function is to weak. The distance is shorter than it really states. This product sucks. I will never buy PDP controllers again.

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