Wireless gamepad controller for use with the Sony PlayStation 4 system. Currently 15% off, the cheapest I have seen this controller (to my knowledge).
12 comments
mango carrot
5 Aug 16#1
Decent price if you're not in a rush - is this below the possible customs fee cut off?
NARMAK to mango carrot
5 Aug 161#3
You'd probably be best off looking at customs website but if i remember correctly, it's above. So likely to get tax put on and then maybe another fee. Probably best to just wait for Amazon or some other retails to get the dualshocks on offer again.
willwhitehead
5 Aug 16#2
code not working for me
GeoL
5 Aug 16#4
Awesome
kilboy
5 Aug 162#5
Voted hot before I realised this is coming from Hong Kong. Pretty big chance of about £15 fee with VAT and the post office charge.
BubaMan
5 Aug 161#6
This could be a fake...The site has a lot of fake PS3 pads too.
It might be ok, based on the reviews...
I have a fake PS3 pad which is fine for casual gaming - it's not as precise as the official ones, it won't charge while using it and the battery is sub-par but then, I only paid £8 for it :stuck_out_tongue:
mebzz
5 Aug 161#7
Replica/Fake PS4 pads are in circulation. They currently have problems everytime there is a PS4 update and will require some update to be made to the pads each time. Would highly recommend avoiding this one. If you really want one, they (clones/fakes) cost sub £20 the last time I checked
mebzz
5 Aug 16#8
Some more feedback on the fakes/clones
After a few days try out. There's a huge difference. Battery life is dramatically short compare to the original. Buttons needs to be pressed with pressure to get it working. Analogues stiff.
I bought one of these knock off dresses and it didn't hold any battery charge or indeed work with my Playstation.
Rip off - avoid.
Apogee00
5 Aug 16#11
I'll pass thanks
bigdeal66
5 Aug 16#12
There are many users in forums claiming that dinodirect.com has employees positive reviews, or possibly paying for positive reviews, on many review sites.
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It might be ok, based on the reviews...
I have a fake PS3 pad which is fine for casual gaming - it's not as precise as the official ones, it won't charge while using it and the battery is sub-par but then, I only paid £8 for it :stuck_out_tongue:
After a few days try out. There's a huge difference. Battery life is dramatically short compare to the original. Buttons needs to be pressed with pressure to get it working. Analogues stiff.
Rip off - avoid.