Dinosoo 2-Pack Wireless Controller for PS4/Pro/Slim/PC
Product description
What it is and what it solves
The Dinosoo 2-Pack brings wireless versatility to PS4 family consoles and Windows PC, with two controllers included in a Black and Red pairing. Designed to support couch gaming and desktop setups, these pads aim to reduce tethering and keep you in the action without being tied to a console.
How it feels in use
The controllers prioritise an ergonomic grip with an asymmetric layout and a sweat- and non-slip surface, which helps minimise fatigue during long sessions. The redesigned joysticks are meant to reduce drift and lag, thanks to a built‑in high‑performance chip. A 6-axis sensor, dual vibration motors, and a touch panel contribute to more responsive feedback and motion tracking. The 3.5 mm audio jack lets you connect headphones directly for voice chat and richer sound without extra adapters.
Battery and charging
With a built‑in 1000 mAh battery, a full charge via Type‑C takes about 2.5 hours and delivers up to 15 hours of playtime. The auto-stop feature helps conserve power when idle. You can charge via a PS4 console, PC, or a mobile device using a micro USB cable.
What to expect in daily use
If you prioritise wireless freedom and a familiar control layout, these controllers can slot into your setup without fuss. The USB pairing step is straightforward but required on first use, which is worth noting if you’re pairing on a new host. The 10‑metre range is generally usable for living room setups, though walls and interference can affect performance.
Strengths and caveats
On the plus side, you get two controllers with a robust feature set at a practical price point, plus wireless connectivity and a comfortable grip for extended sessions. The built‑in 3.5 mm jack adds convenience for voice chat without extra dongles. On the flip side, there’s no mention of Sony‑official licensing or bespoke PS4 features, so it’s sensible to temper expectations about flawless compatibility with every PS4 title or feature. If you need guaranteed official support, this may not be the best choice.
Who it’s for
This two‑pack is well suited to casual multiplayer on PS4 family consoles or PC, where value and flexibility trump having a premium, officially licensed controller. It’s useful for households with shared gaming spaces, or for setups where spare controllers are handy so you’re not hunting for peripherals mid‑session.
Who it’s not for
If you’re chasing the most polished, official-feel controller with guaranteed PS4‑specific features, this option may not meet those expectations. It might also disappoint if you require rock‑solid connectivity in environments with high wireless interference or need fast, edge‑to‑edge latency for competitive gaming.
Before you buy: quick checks
- Ensure your host device supports wireless controllers via Bluetooth and can pair with a USB initial setup.
- Consider the playtime you typically expect, 15 hours is solid for normal use, but heavy sessions could demand a recharge sooner.
- Think about where you’ll use them: living rooms with walls or multiple devices can affect the 10 m range.
Practical usage example
Imagine a laid‑back weekend with a friend: you both grab a pad, connect via USB once, then switch to wireless as you settle onto the sofa. You’ll notice the textured grip and the responsive sticks during a co‑op shooter or a racing game, with the headphones plugged into the 3.5 mm jack for clear in‑game chat.
What to look at in the box
Two controllers (Black and Red), a user manual, and two cables are included, so you’re not scrambling for extra gear to get started.
FAQ (quick answers)
- Do I need to pair via USB every time? No, just the initial pairing, subsequent uses can connect wirelessly within range.
- Is the controller compatible with PC without extra software? Yes, it supports Windows PCs, though some titles may behave differently depending on drivers and game support.
- Can I use the mic through the controller’s 3.5 mm jack? The jack supports direct headphone connection for voice chat, performance depends on your headset and game.
Is it worth it?
Worth considering if you want a practical, multi‑device wireless option that includes two controllers and keeps your living room tidy without high cost. It may not be the best fit if you require official licensing or absolute, edge‑of‑the‑seat latency for competitive play.