Purchased an “accessible” controller, it failed and no service Purchased an “accessible” controller for my disabled son a year ago. After ten months the d pad stopped working. I contacted Evil and they said it was covered by warranty and send it to them for free repair. I used tracked delivery to send it to them after two weeks they sent me an email that my “ticket was closed” and I could rate their service. Well no controller has come back, and no response to my email queries. They probably sold my son’s controller to some other dupe. I would have been better off trying to fix it myself. Stay away from Evil.

Great Great Great Great customer service. I was able to communicate to the seller that I wanted changes, despite already making the order. Great controller. The controller was exactly as advertised. I will never go back to a regular controller. Great deal. I am happy I got the extra 2 year warranty. However, I hope the controller outlives its warranty.

I've asked for refund the controller… I've asked for refund the controller does not set on to tv there seems a piece missing I've waited for reply for refund and address to send it back but no reply please respond

Non e Existent customer service Non e Existent customer service. Broken promises product never shipped never returned money had to file for fraud on my card

Sent my controller in to get fixed… Sent my controller in to get fixed after wear and tear (still under contract). Total time about 2 weeks. Completed 3 out of 4 repairs I requested. I mailed a detailed paragraph with the controller for the technician which I think made the process smoother. The tactical triggers I no longer wanted were removed. Paddle mapping was added. Last, the paddles were replaced because they were double clicking. The only thing not fixed that I requested was the stick drift on the left analog stick L3. I have two identical controllers to keep one on deck if one needs tuning up.