Glitfix Wireless Controller for PS-4 (PS-4, Slim, Pro) and PC — Dual Vibration, 6-Axis, RGB LED
Product description
The essentials
If you’re shopping for a wireless PS-4 controller that also works on a PC, the Glitfix Wireless Controller for PS-4 is built around the kind of extras people notice day-to-day: dual vibration, a 6-axis gyro sensor, and 7-colour RGB lighting. It’s the sort of controller that can add a bit of personality to your setup without turning the purchase into a “high-end only” decision.
On paper, it ticks a lot of practical boxes: wireless use (with an indicated range of up to 8–10m), a rechargeable 1000mAh battery, and an included USB cable for activation on first PS-4 connection. The RGB effects are also fairly configurable, though you can turn the lighting off by pressing a key combination 18 times in a row.
Key features that affect how it feels
The headline here is feedback and motion control. Dual vibration motors are intended to provide more immersive gameplay across genres like racing, shooting, and action-adventure. On top of that, the 6-axis gyro sensor is aimed at improving control and responsiveness when games support motion features.
There’s also a headphone jack, which is a genuinely useful inclusion if you like to play with audio without needing extra adapters. And the touchpad is there too, meaning this isn’t purely a basic button-pad experience.
That RGB LED setup isn’t just decoration either. The controller supports several lighting behaviours (flashing and breathing are mentioned), with 7 light colours and multiple flashing modes. If you don’t want visual distractions, you can disable the lights via the specified sequence.
Wireless setup and compatibility — what you need to know
This is where you should pay close attention, because the connection method differs depending on where you’re using it.
For PC use, the controller’s instructions involve holding the “Share + PS” button for 3 seconds, after which the indicator light flashes while the computer Bluetooth searches for matching. For first-time PS-4 console use, you’ll need to activate it using a USB data cable (and a USB-C charging cable is included).
There’s no mention of additional steps beyond those instructions, but it does mean the “plug-and-play” experience you might expect from some controllers may not be immediate—especially the first time on a console.
Battery life and day-to-day practicality
The included 1000mAh battery is positioned as better than standard controllers, even with RGB lighting on. You’re told it can fully charge in around 2–4 hours with the included charging cable, and once charged it can last up to 10 hours.
In real ownership terms, this sounds suitable for regular sessions without constantly chasing a charger. Just bear in mind the note about battery care: if you won’t use it for a long time, you should shut it down to enhance battery life.
One limitation to keep in mind: like most controllers in this category, the claimed “up to” battery figures depend on what you’re doing (especially if RGB is left on).
Where it shines, and where it may fall short
This controller makes most sense if you want wireless play with solid “feature basics” like dual vibration, motion via 6-axis gyro, and an onboard audio option (headphone jack). The RGB lighting also helps if you like visible customisation, and it’s not hard to switch modes or turn it off.
It’s not necessarily the best match if you’re the type of buyer who expects effortless pairing every time with minimal setup. The instructions suggest you may need to follow the pairing and activation steps (especially initial PS-4 activation), so if you’re easily put off by that, you might want to consider a more straightforward alternative.
Tech specs
- Name: Glitfix Wireless Controller for PS-4
- Type: Wireless game controller
- Format: Controller (with RGB LED lighting)
- Memory: Not specified
- Battery capacity: 1000mAh
- Connection/activation: USB data cable for first PS-4 activation, PC pairing via Bluetooth (Share + PS for 3 seconds)
- Vibration: Dual vibration motors
- Sensor: 6-axis gyro
- Lighting: 7-colour RGB LEDs with flashing/breathing modes
- Transmitting distance: up to 8–10m (as stated)
- Charging time: 2–4 hours (as stated)
- Battery life: up to 10 hours (as stated)
Included in the box
You get 2x wireless controllers for PS-4, 1x USB-C charging cable, and a user manual. If you’re buying for a friend or you’re building a small “spare controller” setup, the two-controller pack can be a straightforward value point.
Should you buy it?
It’s a good fit if you want a wireless PS-4 controller that also covers PC (Windows 7/8/8.1/10), and you care about features beyond basic buttons—especially dual vibration, 6-axis gyro, and the option to plug in headphones. If RGB lighting is your thing, the 7-colour modes add a bit of flair, and there’s an option to switch it off.
It’s not for you if you’re looking for the simplest pairing experience with zero setup steps, or if you don’t plan to use motion controls/touch features and would rather spend on something more minimal.
Mini FAQ
Will it work on PS-4 and PS-4 Pro/Slim?
Yes—compatibility is stated for PS-4, PS-4 Slim, and PS-4 Pro, with USB activation needed the first time on a console.
Does it work with a PC?
It’s stated to work with PC using Bluetooth (Windows 7/8/8.1/10), with a specific “Share + PS” pairing step.
How do I control the RGB lighting?
The instructions say you can adjust light colour and mode by holding the “Share” key and the “Option” key together, and you can turn off the light with a repeated key press sequence.
How long does the battery last?
You’re told up to 10 hours after a full charge, with a charge time of around 2–4 hours.
Is there a headphone jack?
Yes, the controller includes a headphone jack.