Ant Esports GP310 Wireless Gamepad, Compatible for PC & Laptop (Windows 10/8 /7, Steam) / PS3 / Android

Product is very nice smooth gaming in my laptop I played NFS most wanted and PES 2011. You will one OTG cable as well as charging cable. For vibration you should download driver from antesports.com❤

I will divide this review in multiple sections based on devices used and overall experience (Android, Windows PC) and this is a long reviewI have had this gamepad for only about a few hours and its a very recently released product so i cannot comment on battery life and for how many months or years gamepad will lastWhats in the box1. Gamepad itself2. Type A to C cable of 3 Meter length3. Phone Holder Clamp4.Manual and welcome cardFirst i would share cons1. LT and RT are not analog, they are digital (normal buttons, no pressure sensitivity)2. Build quality is not great, Extremely lightweight (probably for phone holding), only has 400mah battery3. Left analog stick is is placed like ps controller (personal dislike)4. Backside buttons are just macro buttons, they are not usable on their own like extra buttons on some other gamepads5. Does not autoconnect to last paired device6. Included cable disconnect from windows at the slightest of movement7. Usage with windows pc is not ideal and pita overallMy opinion about cons above1. Analog LT and RT are useful for people who are great with gamepad gameplay, Most of the people use it fully pressed anyways and so it doesnt make any diff for them2. Build quality for the price is fine if your are getting it for ₹1300, it is lightweight probably because it holds heavy phones and needs to be lightweight for that3. I dislike ps style gamepad layout as i am confortable with xbox style and it a personal choice more than anything else4. Skip5. Need to go to bluetooth setting and tap on the device to connect to it every single time which is pitaPros1. Gamepad is priced very aggressively for what it offers2. Supports both Android and Windows and connect to them as a native xbox 360 gamepad3. Comes with a mobile holder in the box (great for the asking price)4. Connects to windows PC through usb cable as well as bluetooth5. Buttons are tactile and analog stick is responsiveANDROID REVIEW (my device is s21+ with oneui 6)Connects to devices via bluetooth as a native xbox gamepad, i dislike that it doesnt support autoconnect and i need to go to bluetooth setting every time i have to connect to gamepad.And doing this manual connect thing is very cumbersum on android tv devices since you need to go through 100s of buttons presses to go into bluetooth menu and connect to gamepadManual says it supports shooting app v3 to support almost any android game but i have not tried it yet and i will update the review if i try itSupports moonlight game streaming app properly and works nicelyWINDOWS REVIEWIf you connect it to pc via bluetooth then it works fine but there is a catch, i have old bluetooth adapter and on it i need to manually pair it every time i want to use it (which means pair > use and disconnect > Remove device from list > re-pair > use and repeat) which essentially makes bluetooth usage unusableWorks with windows if you connect via usb cable but there is a catch, so far for me the only cable which connects this gamepad with windows properly is the cable included in package and it disconnects on the slightest of movement which makes this method unusable as well (i have used dash charge, ambrane cable and they dont work, will update this review if i try with a samsung cable in future)Overall very limited and pita usability with windows pcGeneral reviewI like the gamepad for what it offers and the price it offers at, works like a normal bluetooth xbox gamepad on both android and windows, LT and RT not being analog is a letdown but understandable for the price, this gamepad is mainly geared towards usage with phones connected to gamepad via holder and thats probably why gamepad itself is very lightweight as it feels quite heavy in hand when phone is attachedOverall a nice option if you dont wanna spend alot of money on a gamepad and are fine with a few quirks and letdowns

Xbox game mode working. After 2-3 days usages it's show dualshock4 wireless controller in the both mode. There is no replacement option so I return it. / But controller is working good in pc and android devices. genshin impact, wuthering wave working good in android/ios/pc.CODM not working becoz Xbox game mode not working I don't know why but it's working good in 1st day.

Purchased it 3 months backWorks fineNo problem

As the headline says, it worked deceptively fine at first. The right stick made some soft and disconcerting clicking noises when it moved, but everything functioned as expected. Only after a couple days of usage did the problems start.It started disconnecting from the receiver randomly, taking a few seconds to reconnect each time. Over the next few weeks, it disconnected more and more frequently, often several times within a few seconds, until it became unpredictable and practically unusable. Charging the battery, plugging the receiver into different USB ports and moving it closer to the receiver did nothing to improve affairs.What's worse is that the USB port on the gamepad is only used for charging, so you can't even use it as a wired controller. All in all, no matter how good the gamepad itself is, the shoddy connection makes it completely worthless.

this is very good joystick for gaming. I will update after a week of use how it turns out to be

Very lightweight. Felt plasticky. You need to connect through usb cable to play games in PC even though the controller has bluetooth.

The media could not be loaded. Ant Esports GP320 Wireless Gamepad Review 🎮If you're looking for a quick buy, feel free to skip this. But if you're considering this gamepad for its functionality and longevity, here's my detailed review. 😊Purchase and Packaging 📦I purchased the Ant Esports GP320 Wireless Gamepad on January 13th for ₹1098/- (prices vary between ₹1000 - ₹1300). It was delivered on January 16th in a well-sealed package (kudos to Amazon's delivery service! 👍). Inside the box, I found:The gamepad 🎮A detailed user manual (surprisingly handy! 📝)A USB Type-C cable 🔌Unfortunately, the mobile holder was missing – more on this later. 😕First Impressions 👀Out of the box, the gamepad felt lightweight. While this might raise concerns about build quality, at this price point, it’s acceptable.The device powers on with a long press on the Home button and defaults to Android mode. I tested it with GTA Vice City, and it was plug-and-play – no additional configuration was needed. However, I quickly realized the lack of rumble/vibration motors, which contributes to its light weight. Personally, I don’t mind this, but if you enjoy controller feedback, keep this in mind. 🤔Connectivity and Modes 🔗The GP320 offers multiple connectivity modes, which is impressive but comes with a learning curve. Thankfully, the user manual explains this well. 📖1. Android ModeConnect: Press Home + XBluetooth Name: GP320LED Indicator: 3rd LED from the leftSupports: HID mode gamesWorked perfectly with Android games. ✅2. iOS Mode (Not Tested)Connect: Press Home + BBluetooth Name: DUALSHOCK4 (confusing naming, but should work) 🤷‍♂️LED Indicator: 4th LED (quick blinking)Supports: MFi games3. Xbox Game Mode (Android/iOS)Connect: Press Home + R1Bluetooth Name: Xbox Wireless ControllerLED Indicator: First 3 LEDsSupports: Xbox/Windows/Android gamesI used this mode to play PC games on Android via apps like Winlator, Steam Link, and Moonlight. 🎮4. PS3/PS4 Mode (Not Tested)Initial Setup: Connect via USBPair: Press Home until the 4th LED lights up5. Nintendo Switch ModeConnect: Press Home + L1Bluetooth Name: Pro ControllerLED Indicator: All 4 LEDs blinkingTested with Yuzu Emulator on Windows 11 – worked as expected. ✅6. KeyConfig Mode (Android) (Not Tested)Connect: Press Home + XConfigure Keys: Use the “Shooting Plus V3” app7. X-Input Mode (Windows PC)Default Mode: Connect via USBLED Indicator: First 3 LEDs solidSupports Steam and most AAA titles. 🖥️8. D-Input Mode (Windows PC)Switch Mode: Press Home while in X-InputNote: The controller can connect to a PC via Bluetooth in Xbox mode (X-Input), supporting most games without additional configuration.Turbo and Macro Buttons 🚀Turbo Button:Assign turbo to any button by pressing it along with the Turbo button. Adjust turbo speed using the D-pad.Macro Buttons (ML & MR):Press the Macro Setter button + ML/MR.Record your desired button sequence.Press the Macro Setter again to save.This feature is useful for repetitive actions in games. 🔄My Experience 🕹️After 10 days of use, I find the GP320 to be excellent value for money. Here are my observations:Pros:Battery Life: Lasted over 3 hours per session without dying. Charges quickly via power bank. 🔋Versatility: Works seamlessly across platforms and supports various games without much hassle. 🌍Build Quality: Lightweight but sturdy for the price. 💪Features: Turbo and Macro buttons are a bonus at this price point. 🎉Cons:Connectivity Issues: Reconnecting to the last paired device is inconsistent. Sometimes it requires manual unpairing and re-pairing. 😕Customer Support: Poor customer service. I didn't receive the mobile holder included in the package, and multiple attempts to contact the seller and Ant Esports (via phone, WhatsApp, email, and Amazon messaging) went unanswered. This raises concerns about warranty support. ☎️❌Battery Indicator: A battery percentage indicator would have been helpful. ⚡Final Thoughts:Despite its shortcomings, the GP320 offers a lot for its price. The lack of vibration is forgivable, but poor customer support is a major drawback. If Ant Esports improves its after-sales service, this product would easily deserve a 5-star rating. For now, I’d give it a solid 4 out of 5 stars. ⭐⭐⭐⭐