Ps4 Controller Unknown Usb Device

This is the best gimbal around for the price. It works great with a PS4 controller for wireless control.

The device works well via USB. I have not successfully run it via eSATA. The system hangs on boot in a A2 state, unable to communicate with the drive but I suspect that's more of a controller card issue than the device itself, since it is not the recommended controller but something left over from another project that I tossed in. I can't blame Oyen for that.

Needed to go from headphones with separate mic and speaker inputs to PS4 controller. This adapter looks sturdy and works so far.

I purchased the Edelkrone Controller v2 for use with their HeadPlus panning camera mount. I like have a remote camera in a balcony or at the rear of an auditorium for events, where it is impractical to run cables. The original controller (V1?) was ineffective at the usual distance (50+ ft), forcing me to use an iPad or iPhone instead. The v2 maintains control easily at these distances, without raising the device to maintain a direct line-of-sight contact. While it turns off as a power saving measure, it does not require re-pairing when started up again. The v2 can also be used as a wired controller, with extensions up to 50', and for more than one device with and Edelkrone Link Hub.

This device is quite nifty for the ps5 I can store so many ps5 and ps4 games now I hated having to delete games just to play new ones but now it's no longer a problem

I bought this primarily to improve my PS4’s online connection/stability (due to the lack of any Ethernet ports in my room) and it has exceeded every expectation in this regard. It’s the perfect product for anyone wanting to improve the connection of any Ethernet-supporting device because, let’s be honest, a wired connection will always trump even the highest-speed WiFi. The triple-pronged plugin it comes equipped with only adds to the convenience; I connected a power strip to my PowerLINE and now I have a plugin for every device in my room.

I've been using these headphones por a couple of months now and they're great. Haven't actually used them for exercising though, mainly for working on my laptop and playing videogames on the PS4. When I bought them I had to take a leap of faith that they would work on the PS4 since I couldn't find anybody else that was using them with the PS4. To get them to work on the PS4 you'll need a PS4 USB Adapter, make sure it includes a microphone adapter though (You can find one on Amazon). And if you're like me and you're playing on the PS4 with a mouse and keyboard, you'll need a USB splitter to connect a third usb. The sound quality isn't out of this world, but they get the job done. And you have to get used to them at first since your bones might hurt a little from the vibrations, but it goes away.

I bought the MFDs to use while playing War Thunder on the PS4. They work great and plug right into the PS4 usb ports and are immediately recognized and ready to use. Think about getting a multi-USB attachment since the PS4 only has 2 USB ports and hooking up both MFD panels requires two USB orts. The Hotas 4 joystick, TFRP rudder pedals and Cougar MFDs makes War Thunder much more immersive than just using a Dual Shock 4 controller or a mouse and keyboard (even though you can use a keyboard instead of the MFDs). I also bought the Thrustmaster Hotas 4 and the Thrustmaster TFRP to complete my flight sim rig. The MFDs let me assign flaps, landing gear, bomber/gunner view, etc. and it works just like a button box. Works great with the PS4 and War Thunder (but Air Conflicts: Secret Wars, while fun, is very arcade and doesn't recognize/utilize the TFRP or MFDs). It's nice to have the MFD when flying sim battles in War Thunder and help to make it much more realistic because there are a lot of controls that need (or should be) assigned if you want to fly in full sim mode.

I can't believe how fast this USB Adapter is from Asus it's compatible with all my Android devices and my PS4 controllerI'm . really happy with my choice great USB Adapter.

A great little USB controller that works very well for controlling an Autocue teleprompter.