CHEREEKI Wireless PS4 Controller compatible with PS4 Pro / Slim / and PS-4 – with vibration, turbo and 3.5mm audio jack (White)
Product description
The essentials
If you want a wireless pad for your PS4-style sessions, the CHEREEKI compatible controller is built around the features most people expect day to day: dual vibration, motion sensing (6-axis), responsive controls and a 3.5mm audio jack. It’s also the type of controller you’d buy as a backup or a straightforward replacement, rather than something aimed at hardcore precision esports play.
That said, it comes with an important compatibility limitation. Based on the information provided, it can only be used to play PS4 games on a PS5 console, and it is not compatible with PS5 games. So if your plan is mostly PS5 titles, this controller looks like the wrong fit.
Key points
The standout idea here is that it tries to cover the usual PS4 pad “must-haves” while adding practical extras like a turbo function and integrated lights. The inclusion of a touch panel and a 3.5mm headset connection can be handy if you like to game with audio without disturbing others.
On paper, the controller also targets smoother input feel, mentioning improved analogue sticks and trigger buttons with almost no input lag and no drift. Even so, performance claims are always best taken with a pinch of realism—your experience will still depend on how you play and how sensitive you are to controller feel.
There’s also a clear usability detail: it’s wireless, but it needs USB power for the first connection (“activate device with USB cable” for the initial pairing).
What to know before buying
Before you commit, double-check your console use case. The compatibility note is the biggest “make or break” point:
- Works for playing PS4 games on a PS5 (but not PS5 games)
- Listed compatibility includes PS-4, PS-4 Slim and PS-4 Pro
You should also consider what you’re expecting from a budget-to-mid range controller. This one is positioned as “compatible with PS4 controllers” rather than a flagship pad, and the feature set (touchpad, turbo, audio jack, motion sensing) is more about convenience and immersion than about premium build materials or advanced competitive features.
A quick micro-scenario: if you’re playing late in the evening and don’t want full TV volume, the 3.5mm audio jack means you can plug in a stereo headset while using the controller wirelessly. It’s a small feature, but it’s exactly the sort of detail that gets used a lot.
Where it shines (and where it may fall short)
This controller is at its best when you want a wireless PS4-compatible experience with extra convenience features.
What stands out: - Dual vibration plus 6-axis motion sensing for feedback and motion features - Turbo function for rapid firing without repeatedly pressing the button - Touch panel support, plus integrated lights - 3.5mm audio jack for headset use
Where it may not be ideal: - If your main library is PS5 games, the stated incompatibility with PS5 titles is a deal-breaker - If you’re sensitive to controller feel, the “almost no input lag and drift” claim doesn’t replace personal testing—this is still a compatible controller, not a first-party PS4 pad - You’ll need to charge it regularly, and the battery runtime is stated as up to 10 hours (which may vary with use)
Tech specs
- Type: Wireless game controller (compatible with PS4 / PS4 Slim / PS4 Pro)
- Vibration: Dual vibration motors
- Motion sensing: 6-axis gyroscope
- Audio: 3.5mm stereo headset jack
- Charging/battery: 800mAh rechargeable battery
- Charging time: 3 hours (stated)
- Playtime: up to 10 hours (stated)
- Functions mentioned: touch panel, turbo function, integrated lights
- In the box: Wireless Controller (1), Charging Cable (1), Product Manual (1)
Who it’s for (and who should skip it)
You’ll likely be happy with this CHEREEKI controller if you:
- Need a wireless PS4-style controller for PS4, PS4 Slim or PS4 Pro
- Want vibration + motion sensing and appreciate the extra features like turbo and a touch panel
- Prefer using a wired headset via the 3.5mm audio jack
- Are buying a second controller for multiplayer, sharing, or as a convenient replacement
You may want to skip it if:
- You mainly play PS5 games (it’s not compatible with PS5 games, per the info given)
- You’re expecting first-party-level input refinement without compromise and would rather buy a controller designed specifically for your console ecosystem
When it makes sense?
It makes sense if your goal is a wireless PS4 controller feel with added convenience features, and you’re playing PS4 titles (including PS4 games on a PS5). It’s also the sort of purchase that can be good value if you want the basic functions plus turbo and audio jack support, without paying for the most premium alternatives.
If, however, your setup is centred on PS5 games, this controller is likely to disappoint due to the stated compatibility restriction. In that case, it’s better to look for a controller designed for PS5 titles rather than hoping it will “work anyway”.
FAQs
Is it wireless, or do you need to plug it in?
It’s described as a wireless controller, but the first match connection requires USB cable activation. After that, it’s meant to be used wirelessly.
Does it work with PS5?
The information provided says it can only be used to play PS4 games on a PS5 console, and it is not compatible with PS5 games.
What audio options does it include?
It includes a 3.5mm stereo headset jack, which allows you to plug in headphones directly for audio.
How long does the battery last?
The battery is stated as 800mAh, with a charging time of about 3 hours and up to 10 hours of playtime (the exact runtime can vary with use).
What’s the turbo function for?
Turbo is designed to allow you to fire continuously without needing to keep pressing the button all the time—useful in games where rapid repeated input matters.