Brook Wingman PS2 Converter with Keychain - Retro Consoles Converter for XB Series X|S, One, 360, Elite 1&2 and PS5/PS4/PS3, Switch Pro Controller on PS2/ PS1/ PS Classic Consoles [Exclusive Version]

Worked immediately with my ps5 pro controller on my ps2. Great little dongle to have if you have a ps1 or ps2 around.

Extremely simple to use - just plug in any controller via USB and you’re connected. Straightforward light indicators to convey connection statuses, compatibility with every controller I own (including a leverless fight/arcade controller), and no noticeable input lag. Worth every penny.

I found my PlayStation 2 and these have allowed me to relive some of my best childhood gaming memories. They might seem pricy off the bat compared to replacement controllers BUT these will last you MUCH LONGER!! They are incredibly easy to connect to newer generation controllers and once you set it up once you’re good. So worth the money!!!

The controller works as advertised on the ps2, all buttons work but in the PC side (via USB), the ps button (mode button) does not work.The device stays blue, does not turn white while connected to the PC, only on PS2, so you can't use all it's functions on the pc side..Firmware issue? If it is then it can be remedied.It does this on any controller at this point, official ps3 controller, official Xbox 360 controller. Otherwise it's a great value to relive that ps2 nostalgia, while not dealing with wire limitations. There is a bit of lag but not impacting gameplay, I originally thought it would work with the 360 controller without the dongle, but that was wishful thinking. As for how it's made, it can be very durable for the long haul.

I'm really happy with my converter. It's not the least expensive Bluetooth controller adapter you can get for PS2 now, but it's just a really high quality device and I think it also looks better than the generic ones or the 8bitdo option which doesn't look right on a PS2, being grey. I've played maybe 20 hours so far on a DualSense with my PS2 and haven't had any issues. Highly recommend.

Works well on my PS2 slim. Recommend an update so it works with the PS5 controller. Rumble/Vibration works. Only downside is mine requires external power using the usb. Could be my model of my ps2 slim.

I tried 2 different adapters and neither worked. I tried connecting it to another usb port on the ps2 for extra power like other have said, doesn't work. Tried to update firmware on my pc, doesn't detect the adapter. Garbage product, don't buy.

This thing has problems and generally sucks for what it promises to do. If you're buying this for an OG XBox and you want straight wireless you're gonna have problems. It's going to disconnect from your controller maybe every 5 minutes or so, or every time the console is loading or anything is happening. It doesn't matter what controller you use either because I've tested it with a few, like a few generations of Xbox controllers and the switch pro, they all disconnect and they all do it at the same times. I will say however that this seems to work completely fine 100% of the time if you are connected with a cable. So if you are fine with that, which I am not not since I bought this so I can use wireless controllers but it doesn't work so I just had to buy a 15 foot cable for my Xbox controller to connect it to this piece of crap that can't do wireless but claims it can... Anyway if that sounds fun to you... Buy this.On a side note the other wingman adapters for the PlayStations work great. But this one sucks. But if you're cool with a wired connection I guess this is fine but the product description lies. This sucks wireless.