Gamepad ESPERANZA EG102 wired USB 2.0, PC/PlayStation 3 support, D-pad, vibration, black

The Esperanza EG102 Black USB 2.0 gamepad is a wired controller designed for use with PC and PlayStation 3 systems. It combines analog and digital controls with a responsive directional pad and standard button layout to support a wide range of games. The wired USB 2.0 connection provides steady data transfer and low latency suitable for casual and competitive play, while the black finish integrates easily into most gaming setups.

Advantages

The controller offers both analogue sticks and digital D-pad input, giving precise movement control and reliable directional input for different game genres. A wired USB 2.0 interface ensures consistent power and connection stability without the need for batteries or pairing. The ergonomic shape and button placement are designed to provide comfortable handling during extended sessions, and the compact, black design is compatible with common gaming desks and entertainment centers.

Suitable for

• PC gaming with controller-compatible titles
• PlayStation 3 games that support standard wired controllers
• Arcade-style, platformer, racing and fighting games
• Local multiplayer sessions and emulator play on compatible systems

Key specifications

• Connectivity: Wired
• Interface: USB 2.0
• Control types: Analogue sticks and digital D-pad
• Supported platforms: PC, PlayStation 3
• Color: Black

How to use

Connect the gamepad to an available USB port on the PC or PlayStation 3 using the integrated USB 2.0 cable. The system should recognize the device automatically; on PC, install any required drivers or configure controller settings in the operating system or the game if necessary. Use the analogue sticks for variable movement, the D-pad for precise directional commands, and the face and shoulder buttons for in-game actions. Adjust in-game control mappings as needed to match personal preference.

Recommendations

For best results, plug the controller directly into the computer or console rather than through an unpowered USB hub to minimize latency and ensure stable power. Keep the cable free of tight bends and avoid sharp kinks. If a game does not detect the controller immediately on PC, check device settings or update drivers and test in another USB port.