I've been using it, and some games require a x360ce workaround. On Windows 8/8.1, the bluetooth works flawlessly(just hold share+ps button till light starts flashing). After this, all you have to do is press the ps button to connect, and hold it for a few seconds to turn off. For me, it works anytime and everytime with my bluetooth 4.0 dongle. I have my keyboard, mouse, DS4, and stereo bluetooth headset with no problems whatsoever.

In the future, I'm hoping for rumble/trackpad/gyroscope support. Oh, and f*ck Microsoft and their Xinput api.

Console companies love to keep you in their eco-systems. They decide whether you can use mp3s, external hard drives, etc. Over here in PC camp I just alt-tab out, click on a music file(MPC) and then go back into the game.

You mean Resident Evil Remake? Not that janky TPS called President Evil 4.

@FinalFighters: Just check here before you go Gamestop Availability

@FinalFighters: Check any gamestop store near you. They are stocked all over the country.

@RevanBITW: Not a fanboy. I just don't like proprietary tech. It's also one of the reasons I dislike the 360 pad on PC(Xinput API). As for AMD, I buy their products if I feel they are a good deal(7950). If Mantle hinders Nvidia performance, then I hope it goes the way of Glide.

This thing is like the genetically-engineered offspring of the 360/DS3. To those complaining about the symmetrical sticks, your fingers sit much more vertically than on the DS3 and they are more rigid and comfy to use. The d-pad is godly as are the face/shoulder buttons. The triggers are awesome.

This thing has that next-gen feels, brothers. The analog sticks are more rigid now and your thumbs sit more vertical than before. The best, though, is the native PC support(micro-usb AND bluetooth)--Just gotta wait for a more full-featured driver from SONY. Good times, good times!!

Nvidia love to peddle their proprietary bs to developers(Physx, G-Sync, HBAO+). AMD are much more open, even TressFX runs on Nvidia cards.

On PC as well, either through microusb or Bluetooth(Yes!!).