Guitar Hero Controller PC, Wireless PlayStation 3 PS3 /PC Guitar Hero Guitar with Dongle for Clone Hero, Guitar Hero 3/4/5 Rock Band 1/2 Games Black

Everything I've been looking for! It connects flawlessly to a PS3 and PC/ Steam deck. It doesn't work without tinkering playing emulated PS3/PS2 Guitar Hero games that have more than a guitar. They still get stuck saying you need a microphone to play, which sucks, but the early guitar hero games work great! ( The ones with only guitar). All the system features work just like a stock guitar hero guitar. Rockband and Clone hero work great too! Overall I couldn't be happier with the quality and compatibility of this guitar. Go get one!

But does as advertised work on pc, on clone hero. So on xbox it works as a controller, but not in the rockband 4 game. PlayStation 4/5 does not strum in RBR. Works perfectly on pc and even with two controllers. You must select assign controller assign player 1s controller to guitar 1. Then assign player 2 guitar 2 press all the buttons you need. In order to get guitar 2 off of guitar 1s receiver you must hold minus (star power) and the button near the four LEDs, until LED 1 changes to 2. On clone hero you have to have two profiles. I think that's it, learning to use CH to play custom songs is awesome. There is no lag, star power works for both controllers, whammy for player 1 works untested for 2. Would give 5 stars if a dongle was made so it would work with ps or xbox. But it works perfectly on pc. Awaiting GH3 for compatibility. After controls are sorted it's turn guitar 1 on assign, turn guitar 2 on assign. Play. That easy. No gripes about the controller especially because on pc you can assign or remove buttons. So if you're tilt is too sensitive remove it and use the star power button. 5 position switch changes the whammy mode. That's all for now.

works as advertised

Easy to pair, fun to play, no lag just freaking awesome. The wife and enjoyed Guitar Hero so much, and since our factory ones took a dump on us, these were the best option.

I’ve been using this controller nearly every day since I got it, which was about a month ago. Overall it’s been pretty good! Here’s my pros and cons. I’ll actually start with the cons. CONS • The power switch is located behind the battery cover. So at the beginning and end of every session I need to pop the cover off/on and it gets annoying. If you leave the guitar powered on, it will turn off automatically after some time (which you can power back on by pressing the button next to the dpad). BUT leaving it on causes issues as my PC will receive star power inputs from the controller since I store it vertically. • It’s detected as a “keyboard” on PC rather than a controller. This means the guitar can interfere with you if you leave it on and go to do something else on your PC. If I set the guitar vertically against the wall, the constant star power (spacebar) input makes it difficult to do anything on my PC until I turn it off. Also, since this guitar is detected as a “keyboard” you cannot use 2 of them for multiplayer unless you go through the hassle of using third party software. I believe these issues only exist on PC, but I have not tested on a console. • Stum bar already has a bit of a squeak. PROS • Nice overall build quality. I'm impressed with how solid this thing feels. I can shake it pretty hard and I’ll hear no rattling on the inside. The frets do use membrane buttons like the old guitar hero controllers, instead of mechanical switches, but they feel good regardless. The yellow fret also has the little “feeler bump” on it to which I like to see. • Great connectivity and good latency. I was worried that I would have issues with this being a wireless controller, but once you get it all set up, it feels great and very responsive. I haven’t had any input issues while I’m playing. All in all, I’d say this controller was worth it for me. The original controllers are getting more and more difficult to find and this is a great option if you want something new.