Mcbazel Wireless USB 2.0 Gaming Receiver Adapter for Microsoft Xbox 360 Desktop Pc Laptop Gaming - Black

Plug-and-Play compatible in my use case. No problems, no drivers needed, "it just works".My use case:Wireless Receiver is plugged into a USB hub along with an XBOX One Controller, connected to a "Roll Limitless" adapter, to my XBOX One S. This allows me to connect my wireless (XBOX 360) Rock Band drum kit to the XBOX One S and play Rock Band 4.The Wireless Receiver works beautifully for this purpose and is dead simple to use. Literally plug-and-play.

I am using this for my Rock Band 2 guitar controller so I can confirm it works. All you need to do is install the newest driver for the receiver in the Windows Device Manager then connect the two together, very simple. The input lag was not bad as I was expecting but still noticeable on faster songs. Found out that sometimes when you unplug the receiver it resets the driver, and you have to reinstall it but I'm not moving it around often so I don't unplug it unless necessary.

Funciona tal y como es necesario, una vez conectado el control, lo reconoce nuevamente cada que se enciende el control

What a nightmare. It is not plug-and-play so every time you plug it in or turn on your computer you have to reinstall the driver. And reinstalling it is counterintuitive, requiring instructions--for example, your PC will tell you to restart to make it work but if you do you have to start all over again. Even after updating the driver it often does not work so you have to try it all over again. And sometimes it partially works and you don't realize it until you are in a game. Great device if you want your gaming friends to have to wait 45 minutes while you try to get this thing working, and then give up.

Works like it should. Used this to adapt some old rockband instruments to an xbox one using the retrocultmods V3 adapter. The instruments connected first try and havent dropped signal yet. Latency seems to be pretty good as well.

This works perfect after just choosing the microsoft driver that you already have if it wasnt plug and play for you.Go to your PC Control panel > Device manager > look under "other devices" or maybe "Universal serial bus devices" for your unknown device (the adapter) > right click and choose update driver > choose browse my computer for divers > at bottom click "Let me pick from a list of available drivers on my computer" > scroll to bottom and click xbox 360 peripherals > click Xbox 360 Wireless Reciever for windows > click ok or confirm ignore the mess up your device warning. I did this and works 100% had to redo it if I unplugged it but thats it.

I got this to hook up my Beatles Rockband wireless drums to my PC to play ‘Yet Another Rhythm Game”, aka, YARG. I followed the suggestions in the comments on the product reviews, and it worked. Had to go into device manager and switch it over to xbox360 controller.Once my drums were connected to my PC, I headed on over to GitHub and downloaded RB4instrumentmapper. Follow the setup instructions on the GitHub page and run that program in the background while launching YARG. I am now able to use my old rockband drums on PC without any problems. Granted, it’s day one, but already much easier than I anticipated.I haven’t tried to hook a normal 360 controller up, so I can’t help with that. Just dropping in to let people know it works for YARG. Next up, the new Riffmaster guitar!

I bought this receiver around May 2023 and I use it almost every day, it's relatively easy to setup for someone who knows very well about computers like me but anyone who has very basic or little knowledge need to struggle a bit with a little YouTube tutorial about drivers and how to install them, IDK if it was my computer but you have to install the drivers again if you change it from a usb port to another, and thats not even the biggest problemThe first problem is that the connection its a bit unstable, if you cover the center area of the controller with your hands, the controller can disconnects from the receiver for a couples seconds, and this can happen anytime even if you dont cover the controllerThe second problem is that the moment the controller is disconnected the first time, Windows doesn't detects anymore, unless you change the receiver to another usb port or restart the computer, luckily some games still detect the controller but some old games dont and is like a lottery to know which game can and can't, so you have to restart the pc or change the port everytime the connection becomes unstable or the controller shuts downBesides these problems, the receiver is pretty good, it's sync the controller pretty easy, Windows does detects it as an official receiver (if you install the correct driver) so its pretty straightforward, good product with some details