Glitfix Wireless Controller (White) – wireless gamepad for PS-4/Slim/Pro and PC with dual vibration, touch panel and 3.5mm audio jack
Product description
If you’re looking for a wireless pad that ticks a few boxes at once (dual vibration, motion sensing, a touch panel, and even a 3.5mm audio jack), the Glitfix Wireless Controller is one to consider. On paper it’s aimed at people who want solid responsiveness without getting dragged into complicated set-ups.
It’s not the same as an official controller and, as with most third-party options, you’ll want to check it fits your exact console model and what you expect from latency and connectivity in your setup. That said, the feature list is fairly complete for the kind of gaming sessions people actually do day to day.
Key takeaways
This Glitfix wireless controller is positioned as a multi-platform pad, covering PS-4 (including Pro and Slim) and PC via USB. It uses an upgraded chip (described as comparable to the original) and claims no delay, with an operating range listed at up to 8–10m. If you care about motion control and vibration feedback, it includes dual vibration motors and a 6-axis gyroscope.
Where it gets interesting is the extra “comfort” features: a touch panel for certain games/menus and a 3.5mm audio jack for wired audio. Add ergonomic grips and upgraded joysticks and trigger buttons, and it reads like a controller built for everyday precision rather than just casual button-mashing.
One practical limitation to keep in mind: the battery is said to run up to 8–10h, so it’s sensible to plan a charge for longer weekends.
The essentials (What to know before buying)
This controller is described as compatible with PS-4, PS-4 Pro and PS-4 Slim, plus Windows PCs (Windows 7/8/10). The initial connection is via the included USB cable, where you must activate the device the first time.
Connectivity-wise, the manufacturer claims a maximum transmitting distance of 8–10m. That’s useful if you sit back from your TV, though real-world performance can vary depending on your room setup and interference.
For battery, it has an 800mAh lithium battery. It’s listed as fully charged in 2–3 hours and usable for up to 8–10 hours. If you’re the type who forgets to power things down, the notes suggest shutting down when not in use to help preserve battery life.
Key features that show up during play
The dual vibration motors are designed to deliver instant vibration feedback. In practice, this is the sort of feature you notice when a game uses haptics for impacts, effects, or environmental cues.
The 6-axis gyroscope supports motion detection for games that use tilt/gyro controls. A simple example: in a title that supports gyro aiming, you can use small wrist movements to fine-tune aim while keeping the right stick relatively steady.
The touch panel and 3.5mm audio jack add versatility beyond basic button controls. If you like playing with wired headphones (or you prefer not to rely solely on your TV’s speakers), the audio jack can be a genuinely handy extra.
What you’ll notice day to day (Strengths and limits)
What stands out: - A feature-rich package for a wireless controller: dual vibration + 6-axis motion + touch panel + 3.5mm audio. - Claimed responsiveness improvements via an upgraded chip, with a stated 8–10m transmitting distance. - Rechargeable use with an 800mAh battery and a relatively quick charge window (2–3 hours).
Where it may fall short: - It claims “no delay”, but third-party latency can depend on your specific console/PC setup and how you connect. If you’re very sensitive to timing in competitive play, you may want to manage expectations. - Battery life is listed as up to 8–10 hours. That’s fine for regular sessions, but if you do marathon nights, you’ll likely still need to keep an eye on charging.
It’s also worth noting it’s a third-party controller, so if you strongly prefer an officially matched experience (or very specific button feel), this might feel more like a dependable mid-range pick than a “buy once forever” option.
Who it suits (and who should skip it)
It makes sense if you’re after one wireless controller that can cover PS-4 (Pro/Slim included) and your Windows PC, while still bringing vibration, motion controls, and some handy extras like a touch panel and audio jack.
It may not suit you if you’re expecting a flawless, same-as-original feel, or if you play in a way where any perceived latency or differences in control response would frustrate you.
Worth considering if you want a practical upgrade from basic wired pads, and you’re happy to do the one-time USB activation on first connection.
Tech specs
- Type: Wireless game controller / Bluetooth gamepad (as described)
- Compatibility: PS-4 / PS-4 Pro / PS-4 Slim, Windows 7 / 8 / 10 via USB cable
- Wireless range (claimed): Up to 8–10m
- Haptics: Dual vibration motors
- Motion sensing: 6-axis gyroscope
- Audio: 3.5mm audio jack
- Battery: Built-in 800mAh lithium battery
- Charging time (claimed): 2–3 hours to fully charge
- Battery life (claimed): Up to 8–10 hours
Is it worth it?
Buy it if you want a wireless controller for PS-4 (including Slim/Pro) and PC that doesn’t just focus on buttons. The dual vibration and 6-axis gyroscope, plus the touch panel and 3.5mm audio jack, make it a more rounded choice on paper than simpler wireless pads.
Skip it if you’re chasing guaranteed, official-level feel or you’re highly competitive and sensitive to any potential latency differences. Also, if you’re the sort of player who often forgets to charge, the 8–10 hour battery life could become annoying.
If you’re happy to set it up once with the USB cable and you want a feature-led wireless gamepad for everyday sessions, this is the kind of controller that can be a sensible buy to try.
Mini FAQ
Does it work wirelessly on PS-4 and PC?
It’s described as a wireless controller for PS-4 (including Pro/Slim) and a controller you can connect to a PC via USB cable (with first-time activation required using the included USB cable).
How long does the battery last?
The battery is listed as up to 8–10 hours, with a charge time of around 2–3 hours when fully depleted.
Is there built-in vibration and motion control?
Yes. It includes dual vibration motors and a 6-axis gyroscope for motion detection.
Can I use wired headphones?
The controller includes a 3.5mm audio jack, so you can use wired audio if your setup supports it.
What should I check before committing?
Check that your PS-4 model is within the stated compatibility (PS-4 / Pro / Slim) and that your PC uses the USB connection method described for Windows 7/8/10.