SZDILONG Upgraded Wireless Controller for PS4 (PS4/Pro/Slim) and Windows PC
Product description
The essentials
If you’re looking for a PS4-style wireless controller that’s meant to work across PS4/Pro/Slim and also on Windows PC, SZDILONG’s wireless controller is built around that “connect fast, stay stable” idea. It uses Bluetooth for the connection, and the pitch is pretty straightforward: stable link, quick transmission, and no noticeable lag “on paper.”
What helps it feel more practical than a basic third-party pad is the feature set. You get a built-in speaker for extra in-game audio moments, plus a 3.5mm stereo headphone jack if you want to keep things private without running sound through the TV.
That said, it’s still a third-party, unofficial controller. If you’re the type who expects everything to match first-party feel and tuning, you may find yourself wishing for more. For many people, though—especially if you need a second controller or want PC compatibility—this one makes sense to consider.
What you’ll notice in everyday play
The controller is designed to support more immersive moments using the built-in speaker. Instead of relying entirely on TV audio, sounds can play through the controller itself. That can be a nice touch for games where audio feedback matters, like when you want quick cues without cranking up the TV volume.
On the control side, it includes a 360° joystick and a six-axis motion sensor. Over time, that’s the sort of setup that can make character control feel more responsive and motion-driven features more usable—again, the goal here is accuracy and better input capture.
A quick, realistic example
Say you’re playing a game with motion controls or aiming assisted by movement. With the six-axis sensor and responsive joystick setup, you’d typically expect more consistent input when you rotate or adjust your aim while moving around. For headphones, the 3.5mm stereo jack also lets you plug in and keep audio personal without changing system settings every time.
And yes, the controller uses a charging cable included with the package, so you’re not starting from zero even if you’re replacing a controller.
Key points
Bluetooth is the foundation here: it’s aimed at stable connection and fast transmission on both PS4-family consoles and Windows PC.
Audio is handled in two ways—controller speaker for immersion, plus a 3.5mm stereo headphone jack for personal listening.
For gameplay control, the combination of a 360° joystick and six-axis motion control is positioned for accurate, free movement.
It also comes with a graffiti-style visual design, which can be a fun everyday look and a decent gift angle if you care about style.
Tech specs
- Name: SZDILONG Upgraded Wireless Controller for PS4 Gamepad
- Type: Wireless controller
- Format: Bluetooth connection technology
- Size: Not specified
- Compatibility: PS4 / PS4 Pro / PS4 Slim / Windows PC (Win7/8/8.1/10)
- Audio: Built-in speaker, 3.5mm stereo headphone jack
- Motion control: Six-axis motion control
- Joystick: 360° joystick
- Included: Charging cable
- Color: Black
Where it shines (and where it can fall short)
This controller is a solid match if you want one pad that can cover multiple setups—PS4/Pro/Slim living room use and Windows PC sessions—without buying separate controllers.
It’s also a good fit if you like the idea of local audio cues through the controller speaker, and you want the option to switch to private listening using the headphone jack.
Worth noting, though: the description doesn’t spell out things like button mapping, controller calibration behavior, or long-term performance details. And because it’s explicitly unofficial/third-party, you may not get the exact same feel or consistency you’d expect from a first-party controller—especially if you’re very sensitive to stick response and software behavior.
Who it’s for (and who should skip it)
It makes sense if you: - Want PS4-family wireless controller support plus Windows PC compatibility. - Prefer Bluetooth over wired play. - Value the headphone jack and built-in speaker as practical extras.
You may want to skip it if you: - Only want first-party controller performance and tuning. - Are expecting full transparency on input latency, build materials, or detailed compatibility beyond what’s described. - Need guaranteed flawless behavior in every game without any uncertainty (third-party controllers can be a little more variable depending on the title).
Final verdict
Is it worth it?
If your goal is one wireless controller for PS4/Pro/Slim and Windows PC—with Bluetooth connection, a 3.5mm stereo headphone jack, a built-in speaker, and six-axis motion support—SZDILONG’s controller is reasonably aligned with that use case. It’s clearly positioned as a feature-leaning third-party pad rather than a “close enough” replacement.
However, it’s not the best pick if you’re highly particular about how controllers feel and behave in every game. If you can accept that it’s unofficial and you’re mainly buying for convenience and compatibility, it likely delivers what you’re hoping for.
FAQ
Does it work on PS4 and Windows PC?
Yes, it’s described as compatible with PS4/Pro/Slim and Windows PC (Win7/8/8.1/10).
How does it connect wirelessly?
It uses Bluetooth connection technology for wireless control.
Can I use headphones with it?
Yes, there’s a 3.5mm stereo audio jack for headphones.
What’s the point of the built-in speaker?
The controller speaker is intended to play sounds through the controller for a more immersive experience instead of relying only on TV speakers.
Is this an official PS4 controller?
No. It’s an unofficial third-party controller.