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At a glance
- Condition
- New
- Color
- white
- Model
- X20
- Dimensions
- 7.68 x 5.71 x 3.07 in
- Weight
- 11.2 oz
- Controller Type
- Gamepad
- Additional Features
- Ergonomic, Multiuse, Rumble, Wireless
- Warranty
- 12 Months
- Works with
- Android, IOS, PC, Switch1/2, Windows
Features 5
- Compatible with PC, Steam Deck, Switch 1/2, Android & iOS NOT for Xbox, PlayStation, Luna or GeForce Now. Connect 3 ways: Bluetooth, 2.4G USB receiver and wired USB-C. True 1000Hz polling on 2.4G and wired for ultra-low latency
- 2-Stage Hall Effect Joysticks: Magnetic sensors remove the contact wear behind sensor-level stick drift for steady aim over millions of rotations. Both sticks detach and adjust in height, so you can match your grip or swap in a fresh pair
- Mecha-Tactile ABXY & D-Pad + 2-Stage Trigger Lock: Sharp, clicky feedback and ultra-fast rebound for fighting and action games. Flip the lock for hair-trigger firing in FPS or a long, smooth pull in racing titles. Four programmable inputs
- 6-Axis Gyro + Dynamic RGB: Built-in gyro adds precise motion aiming for Switch and motion-enabled PC games, while programmable RGB rings sync with your setup and gameplay. Ergonomic anti-slip grips stay comfortable through long sessions
- 1000mAh Battery 8-10 hours of play per charge. In the box: 2.4G receiver, USB-C data cable and user manual. Recalibrate: hold HOME + BACK + B, rotate both sticks 3x, then press B to exit
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X20 White X20 Black S10 White S10 Black Proven quality that earns recognition across every market we enter. Controllers designed for every age, every skill level, every shared moment. From concept to controller, we never stop building what's next. Whether solo or with friends, EasySMX fits right into your downtime.
Specs 18
| Controller Type | Gamepad |
|---|---|
| Connectivity Technology | 2.4G Wireless, Bluetooth and Wired |
| Additional Features | Ergonomic, Multiuse, Rumble, Wireless |
| Button Quantity | 24 |
| Hardware Platform | PC |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Compatible Video Game Console Models | Nintendo Switch 2 |
| Item Weight | 11.2 ounces |
| Package Quantity | 1 |
| Item Dimensions | 7.68 x 5.71 x 3.07 inches |
| Color | white |
| Brand Name | EasySMX |
| Model Name | X20 |
| Manufacturer | EasySMX |
| Item Highlight | 1000Hz Polling Rate, 2-Stage Hall Effect Sticks, 6-Axis Gyro, Mech Buttons, RGB, White |
| Item Type Name | video game controller |
| Model Number | X20 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | EasySMX X20 |
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Top Amazon Reviews
Pleasantly surprised!
Color: white
I ordered this controller to replace my current OEM Xbox controller. Pros: What made me choose this were the extra M1-4 buttons on the back of the controller, as well as the extra QOL functionality and compatibility with multiple device types. Initial impressions are that this controller does NOT feel cheap. It feels more premium than my ORM Xbox controller. All of the buttons and triggers have a satisfying, but not annoyingly loud, click. The RT and LT buttons have a neat trick which allows you to turn either (yes - individually or both) trigger into a smooth, longer travel press (like the OEM Xbox controllers) or into a short travel press similar to the RB and LB buttons. This switch can be made in real time with a physical switch on the controller, located near each trigger but comfortably out of the way. You will not easily find yourself accidentally switching them to different travel. The color and vibration controls are intuitive and can be changed on the fly at any time as well with shortcuts built into the controller itself. You can also turn off the RGB if you want to conserve battery life or just isn’t your thing. The Hall joysticks are held on with a magnet, and easily are removed for cleaning by just pulling up. But I can confidently say there is no danger of the joystick head coming off when you don’t want it to during more intense gameplay. I attempted to push hard in all directions to see if this would happen and had no feeling that i could make it happen. Cons: If I had to make any suggestions for improvement, I would say…. The dedicated C (color) button and Screenshot button placements should be swapped with their partner buttons - Screenshot with Select and C with Start. This would make transitioning from using a traditional Xbox controller much simpler for more people. I’ve been using it for a few hours and have found that I need to retrain myself to place my thumbs a bit higher on each side of the controller to hit these buttons, because i keep hitting the C and Screenshot buttons which are located where I am already naturally activating the Select and Start buttons to be. The USB C port for charging and wired use is a great choice, but the port itself is recessed inside of a hollowed out area that makes some USB C cables unable to fit inside and connect to the port. It seems you either must use their included cable, which to be fair is of reasonable quality, or own another USB C cable that happens to be able to fit inside of the recessed hole that the port lives in. Just raise this port up to be level with the rest of the controller body so all USB C cables can be used. Small nitpick, but because of how the A, B, X and Y buttons display their letters, if I or anyone else (perhaps a person not as familiar with game controller layouts) needed to peek down and look at the button letters, it is not possible to read the letters on the buttons without tilting your controller to be directly facing your eyes. As in, they cannot be read properly from a diagonal angle, which most people tend to be relaxed back in their chair or couch with their hands down near their lap. So this means you MUST tilt the controller toward your eyes when looking down, opposed to just looking down. Making these more pronounced and readable from an angle would just be a niche but easy QOL change to improve the design, Overall, great first impressions and seems very much like a great value when compared with the competition - particularly from big brands like Xbox, Razer, etc.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2025 by Jesse
The Best In It's Class and Price Point
Color: white
I have been using this controller for awhile now and it's probably the best one I have used at it's price point. I have used it on the Switch OLED, Switch 2, and on PC via the included Dongle as well as via Bluetooth. Connection to the dongle from my couch to the HTPC in the TV stand are great. I always struggle with Bluetooth being stable so the 2.4Ghz is nice. Being able to set the back buttons to something has allowed me to actually play insect glaive on MH Wilds. The ability to lock the triggers is perfect for some Mario Party mini games. Let's talk about the elephant: the clicky buttons design. They are actually key switch instead of a membrane button. First off, they will last significantly longer than the modern 1st party controllers from the likes of Xbox, Nintendo, etc. They will make a noise but, for me, I have PC gamed on louder mechanical keyboards in the past. I would rather have the click for long term reliability of key switches over membrane alternatives any day. I can see why they are not for everyone but if you're focused on the game, the noise generally fades into oblivion. Your SO listening to it is another story, luckily mine games to. The Hall Effect Joysticks are also built to be more immune to stick drift unlike Nintendo's $85, switch 1 recycled, switch 2 slop controllers. The only negative I would wish for is the ability to wake the Switch 2 like it did the Switch OLED but that's a Nintendo problem and not an EasySMX problem. The controller sits comfortably in my hand just like any of the last 2 generations of Xbox controllers I've used. Good news is this one didn't have the buttons wear out within a year or two of moderate use; at least not yet anyway. I think it is worth even the full price but I see this controller on sale for $10 bucks off a lot. They even sell one with a protective case for a few bucks more that is worth picking up if you game on the go a lot like I do. This controller also won the employee favorite controller tournament over at Linus Tech Tips after a lot of consideration earlier this year (Jan 2025) and I can see why.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2025 by Russell
Worth the price!
Color: white
At first glance, this controller is amazing and works/connects perfectly to my switch two. The joysticks and triggers feel good. For the price, I think it’s worth the buy. The only thing Im concerned about is the letter buttons feel cheap. They sit flush with the controller housing when pressed and feel wobbly and loose. So far they work great, but I’d be interested how they hold up long term. Overall the controller is cool and feels like the cost. I wasn’t expecting it to feel like a $250 Xbox elite controller. It doesn’t.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2026 by Does not fit Yamaha warrior
Spartan Veteran tries EasySMX
Color: white
I would call myself a veteran halo player of, let’s check — 7,173 infinite matchmaking games (mixed social playlists up to ranked.) I have to say that when I found this controller it exceeded my expectations with the nice clicky buttons, trigger stops, Hall-Effect sticks, fast polling with the receiver, programmable buttons, etc.. Basically everything I wanted barring maybe resistance adjustment on the sticks. It goes without mentioning these sticks feel nice! With countless hours of pulling the right trigger with the stop engaged I managed to crack trigger mold on the left side of the hinge. It did not fail immediately however. I knew it might, but I want to emphasize the engineering for this product really is stand-out! The trigger mold does not have much room to budge. I was able to squeeze out more matches with the aide of superglue until unfortunately I had a catastrophic trigger mold failure on both sides of the hinge.. I continued on using the right paddle mapped to trigger- Not the best, but manageable in a pinch! Never fear, EasySMX is so good they offered a replacement to tell you how good this controller is! And it is! I might recommend they upgrade the plastic used for the trigger molds is all…
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Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2025 by Samuel Wilson
Third Party controllers are *good* now - but this one might not be the best
Color: white
Updating review after 6 months ownership. The left stick base is starting to shift around, almost like it's trying to lift out of the controller? It feels gritty as I move the stick around unless I press it back in. The A button is double-pressing every time I press it, and the range frustrations have got me at my wit's end - inputs just stop responding if I'm more than like 2-3 feet away, a problem my wife's 8bitdo Ultimate 2C doesn't have (which cost LESS THAN HALF THE PRICE...) I have tossed the controller into my backpack a couple times to go visit a friend, so if that little bit of travel was enough to cause this much unreliability, I cannot recommend this controller. It's a shame - I otherwise *really really* like the way the controller feels, but it's just too frustrating to use. Original review below, at only around 1mo ownership: Let me start with the bad points, cause there's only two, but they're worth noting if you plan on buying one of these. 1. Wireless connectivity: Using the included dongle seems to have some range or other transmission issues. If I'm just at my desk with my computer about 2 feet away, it's no problem, but I like to use my Steam Deck in my living room for some couch gaming. From that distance (about 9ft?), I get some flaky connection causing my inputs to stick or not register. It seems that over enough distance, even having the controller and dongle obstructed by a table or my leg is enough to cause connection issues. For that reason, I went with a really really long type C cable I happen to have, but that leads into point no. 2... 2: EasySMX decided to make the type-C connector on this controller recessed, sunken deep into the plastic. Most of the type-C cables I have, have a housing too big to fit into the recess for the port. I suppose this does at least protect the connector from being strained during some "gamer moments", but it does mean that I have to find the specific cable that came with this controller if I want to charge it, or at least make note of the cables I have that do fit. I ended up modifying my longest type-C cable by shaving the housing down to make it fit this controller. With those negatives aside, the rest of the controller is so good that I can only take a star away for those points. Note that I'm primarily a mouse & keyboard player, and I just use this controller for specific games that feel better on one (emulated console games, Monster Hunter, BeamNG.drive, GTA, Cyberpunk 2077, etc.) The face buttons have such a nice feeling click that no first-party controller can match. Being able to flip the rear triggers from full-travel analog to short-travel digital is great - I don't play many shooters, but I do play a lot of driving games, RPGs, and emulated PS2 games, so being able to choose one or the other is really nice. The sticks feel good, although I don't notice much difference between the adjustable heights. Some things that I feel are more "meh": -I'm not a huge fan of the RGB, but it almost looks strange with it off, so I've left it on the default, it's inoffensive enough to my eyes. -The rear paddles. I appreciate that they're not bound to anything by default, and I appreciate that they *can* be bound completely from the controller, with no PC software required. However, the process to bind them is awkward enough that I'm not going to remember it, and I can imagine that if I were to use them, I'd want to set "profiles" for different games (like shift up/down buttons for a racing game, or maybe a "sniper"/"slow look" button for an FPS). If there was a program available to visually pick a button and configure its binding, I'd probably find them more useful. -Other settings of the controller - RGB color/pattern/speed/brightness, vibration motor strength, etc. Again, I appreciate that they can be set from the controller itself without software, but I again also wish there was a software UI to see all the settings available and adjust them from a computer, because I've had to keep the manual around just so that I can reference what settings I can change and how to change them. I feel like if you were changing them often you'd probably commit it to muscle memory eventually, but an "easy mode" would still be nice. Battery life feels fine, but I do wish there was more of a charge indicator status beyond "fine", "low", and "dead". Maybe another button combo could use the "player indicator" lights to show battery status? Overall, with a couple caveats, I'm amazed how great this controller is. It's light, it feels good to use, with features rivaling the premium first-party offerings (Xbox "Elite", PlayStation "DualSense Edge") at a way lower price. Heck, this is even cheaper than the *standard* Xbox controller while being an objectively better experience. This ain't the Mad Catz "here bro, here's your controller" from our childhood, this is actually something good.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2025 by Devon Fitzpatrick
Extremely promising, but in need of real work.
Color: white
I was very excited about this controller, and the clicky buttons feel excellent... but unfortunately its issues were too much for me. I only ever tried to use this as a WIRED controller, and I faced the following issues: 1) The face buttons sit flush with the shell when pressed. This might be a positive for some, but for me it would take getting used to as it's different from any other controller. 2) The face buttons and d-pad are smooth, slippery plastic. There's some nice texture on the other buttons and such, but not on these. These are not friendly for sweaty fingers. Also, the decision to backlight the buttons with legends from the inside is terrible.... I have no idea why they thought that was a good idea, but at least this was something I knew BEFORE buying it and was planning to accept. 3) Sometimes when releasing LB on mine instead of registering "Release", it would register "Release, Press, Release". This may be something called "switch debounce" or some other issue. It didn't happen often, but when playing a souls-like game with LB as the sprint/roll button in a 30 minute period on 4 occasions releasing sprint caused a roll that shouldn't have happened because of this issue registering an extra "tap" that didn't occur. 4) The Home button CANNOT be held to perform Steam's "Guide Button Chords" due to the way the firmware is written and this cannot be fixed by the end user because the firmware is not open source. Usually you can hold home/guide/xbox buttons on controllers and then other buttons act as hotkeys... or an easy way to test is that by default while holding home the right analog stick will move the mouse. With this controller, though, the hold is only registered for about 1 second (or a bit less) and then it simply "releases" it even though it's actively held down. You can easily see this looking in Steam's "Test Device Inputs" window under controller settings. This is likely because this serves the dual purpose of allowing you to power off the controller... but no other controller I've tried has handled it this poorly. With the 8bitdo Ultimate 2C, holding the guide button will turn off the controller... but NOT if you're pressing other things at the same time, allowing this to work perfectly. With an Xbox Elite Controller Series 2, it will still turn off if you're holding it long enough even if you're pressing buttons continually (e.g., moving the mouse). However, it takes 5–10 seconds of holding it before this happens, so you can get used to releasing it intermittently to avoid the shutdown—though it's still annoying. 5) Cannot map macro buttons to press Home. I tried to do this to see if it would bypass problem (4) where I cannot hold Home for more than 1 second. This did NOT work and is not a workaround for it. 6) I contacted support about the home button issue and received no reply after 4 days (so I returned the controller). I expected a response, since their website claims to offer live chat support—but no one was available when I tried, hence the email. A chat option usually implies more timely handling, but not in this case.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2025 by Amazon Customer
It's great to see that a decent price doesnt mean a cheap product. This product is GREAT
Color: black rgb
Can not stress enough how good this controller truly is and especially for its price point. Right out of the box you will noticed the build quality and the clickiness of the buttons. All of the buttons and analog sticks are super responsive and the analog sticks always go back to home thanks to the holographic mechanism that the analog sticks and also the trigger buttons have. The build is really great and you can tell by the feel that these will withstand along time. The controller connects super fast when turning it on while wired, or wireless, and even with Bluetooth connection as well. I have had 0 issues when it comes to saving certain buttons to do certain things within the game. And I have not had any issues with the controller being responsive in game. I can still use my keyboard and mouse while I use the controller as well if I wish. All around I am so pleased with my purchased that I will be buying more when the need arises.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2026 by Tyrus
The best controller I've used so far
Color: white
If tried out Razer's Wolverine or SCUF's Envision but thought they were too expensive, this controller gets you mostly there but for a much lower cost. Pros: - Every button is clicky. Whether they're mechanical or not, I'm not sure, but nothing feels mushy - Face buttons have a short throw and the clickiness gives a positive response. It's really nice to rapid fire a button if you need it. - Being able to change if the triggers have a long throw or a short throw is nice, and the short throw mode is amazing for games that don't need the analog function of the triggers. - You don't need software to configure the controller - Battery life is pretty decent (I got about 20 hours in total) Neutral (for me): - It can be confusing at first to change the RGB or rumble strength, but once you figure it out, it's not too bad. - Some rough textures, especially on the macro buttons and the thumb sticks Cons: - Face buttons are backlit with no way to turn it off. - Thumb sticks can pop off, but are held magnetically and the magnets don't feel like they're the strongest. They're not so loose that they come off all the time, but if you throw it in a bag, they're likely to pop off. - The USB-C port is recessed and some of my cables don't fit in it.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 28, 2024 by Hotaru