Gamrombo RGB Wireless Controller for PS5/Pro/Slim & PC with Bluetooth, back buttons, turbo and dual vibration
Product description
The essentials
If you’re after a wireless controller that’s meant to work across your PS5 setup and your gaming PC, the Gamrombo RGB Wireless Controller is built around that “one pad, multiple places” idea. It connects initially via a USB-C cable (included), then switches to wireless Bluetooth for everyday play, and it’s positioned as a practical add-on for multi-device gamers.
It’s not perfect on paper—there are some important limitations, especially around PS4 compatibility and microphone support. But if your main priority is getting a full feature set (back buttons, turbo, macros, motion sensing, and extra audio output options) without going down the rabbit hole of configuration, it can make sense.
Where it shines in real use
The controller’s standout day-to-day features are the back buttons, turbo, and macro programming. In games where you repeatedly hit the same action—think rapid-fire sequences in shooters or repeated combo steps in fighting-style gameplay—turbo can reduce the effort of manual spamming. The spec given is up to 10 taps per second, and it’s paired with 16 programmable buttons so you can simplify more complex input patterns.
There’s also a touchpad and a 6-axis sensor (gyroscope) aimed at motion detection. Over a typical session, that kind of motion input support can be useful in games that make use of tilt and motion controls rather than relying purely on sticks.
And on the “feedback and sound” side, it uses dual vibration motors for immersive rumble. It also includes built-in speakers so that, in supported games, you can hear game sound directly from the controller rather than only through your headset or TV.
What to know about compatibility and limitations
This one is clearly designed for PlayStation 5 consoles (PS5 series, including PS5 Pro and Slim variants are mentioned) and PC. It’s described as compatible with Steam, iOS and Android as well. The big caveat is that it’s not compatible with PS4.
Also keep expectations grounded around audio and voice. The controller has a 3.5mm audio jack, but it specifically notes that microphone functionality can be achieved by connecting headphones via a 3.5mm TRRS connector. It also states that it’s not compatible with Apple 3.5mm headphones. So if you rely on a particular set of earbuds/headsets for chat, it’s worth double-checking your plug type before committing.
Key features you’ll actually notice
The joysticks are described as “upgraded” with reduced dead zones, plus hall sensor technology to prevent drift, even after 100,000+ movements. That last detail is exactly the kind of claim you’d want when you’re trying to avoid the common drift problems that show up over time.
There’s a comfort angle too: an ergonomic shape for longer gaming sessions is mentioned, which matters more than people think if you’re playing regularly.
For visual feedback, there’s a 7-colour RGB LED with three modes: a single colour always on, off, or 7-colour breathing. It also has colour memory, so your chosen colour can carry over between uses—small thing, but it stops the “every time it looks different” annoyance.
Tech specs
- Type: Wireless game controller (Bluetooth after initial USB-C connection)
- Compatibility: PlayStation 5 series (not compatible with PS4), PC, Steam, iOS, Android
- Vibration: Dual vibration motors
- Motion sensing: 6-axis gyroscope
- Audio: Built-in speaker, 3.5mm audio jack, microphone via 3.5mm TRRS headphones (not compatible with Apple 3.5mm headphones)
- Buttons: 16 programmable buttons
- Turbo: Up to 10 taps per second
- Back buttons: Included (back buttons mentioned in the product name)
- Sensors: Hall sensor technology to help prevent drift
- RGB: 7-colour LED with 3 modes and colour memory
Who it suits (and who should look elsewhere)
It’s a solid pick if you want a wireless controller for PS5 and PC, you like having back buttons, and you’re interested in turbo/macro shortcuts without needing complicated setups. If you play a lot of action games and want faster access to repeated actions, this is the kind of feature set that can genuinely feel useful.
It may not suit you if your setup depends on PS4 compatibility (it’s not supported), or if you need reliable microphone support through your current Apple 3.5mm headphones (the controller notes it’s not compatible). It also might feel like overkill if you only need something very basic and don’t care about turbo, macros, motion sensing, or RGB.
Final verdict
It makes sense to buy it if you’re playing across PS5 and PC and you value back buttons plus turbo/macro convenience, along with dual vibration and a 6-axis sensor.
You may want to skip it if PS4 is part of your plans, or if you can’t use the required 3.5mm TRRS arrangement for voice/chat.
If you’re aiming for something more “feature-rich on paper” rather than a minimalist controller, this one has a clear identity—just check the audio/voice compatibility and keep the PS4 limitation in mind.
Mini FAQ
Can it connect wirelessly to the PS5?
It’s described as connecting initially via a USB-C cable (included) and then wirelessly via Bluetooth, with the HOME button used to activate for PS5.
Does it work with PS4?
No, it’s specifically stated as not compatible with PS4.
Does it have voice chat support?
The controller includes a 3.5mm audio jack. Microphone functionality is described as possible when using headphones with a 3.5mm TRRS connector, and it notes it’s not compatible with Apple 3.5mm headphones.
Is there turbo and macros?
Yes. Turbo is described as up to 10 taps per second, and there are 16 programmable buttons for macro-style convenience.
Does it have speakers?
Yes, it includes built-in speakers for higher fidelity game sound in supported games. It also doesn’t contain a microphone.