reasnow Cross Hair Converter (for PS4/PS3/XBox ONE/Xbox 360)

The first thing you need to do before reading all the negative reviews. If you go ahead and purchase the product sign up for the forum. You can post on the forum when you have issues and someone will replay pretty quickly. Second thing you need to realize. YOU DOWNLOAD THE SOFTWARE OFF THE WEBSITE IT DOESN'T DOWNLOAD IT FOR YOU WHEN YOU PLUG IT IN. Third thing you have to adjust mouse sensitivity on PC before plugging it your console, once on your console you have to adjust sensitivity for that as well. I've used it so far on my Nintendo Switch playing Splatoon 2 and on my PS4 which has helped a bit but don't expect to become the best player in the match. Well for me at least I'm pretty awful at multiplayer games so this just moves me up to terrible. So using the mouse and keyboard helps me and if you're a PC gamer it will help you as well. Thus far 5 stars, might be a little bit of a learning curve if your not tech savy I suppose but I have had no issues. I'll update later if I need to, but I've had it a month or so now and it works for me.

Product arrived on time. This would be the only positive aspect of our purchase. The cross hair converter would light up but was not recognized by the pc and thus could not download the needed Cross Hair Manager. I had the computer tech at my work take a look and he also could not get it to do anything other then light up. Again PC would not recognize that the product was connected to the pc. I see nothing that would show this product as a functional product and have seen it listed and delisted quickly by a number of sellers which should raise concerns

Was stuck between buying this vs the cronus max vs the titan one... ended up buying this and I am not disappointed. Extremely easy to set up in my opinion. The software is okay could be better. Now about input lag, I have over 2000 hours on CSGO on PC, 500 on PUBG, and most likely around 300 on Fortnite and I genuinely do not feel any at least with the mouse now it could have to do with the 30 fps cap on consoles making it feel like there isn’t any, but with the keyboard there is some. Example: when I crouch sometimes it takes a second to register on fortnite for Xbox.So that’s my experience with the converter. I am using a Corsair K65 RGB Keyboard with a Logitech G403 mouse.

Good but definitely not worth it at all....the response with the mouse is really bad

The setup via PC took only a couple minutes. First 30 seconds was updating the firmware. Then chose new and created a file for Gran Turismo Sport and the G27 came on as a default controller. Followed steps on connecting order and everything worked. Except, need to adjust the MFD (Multi Function Display) while playing. This is so you can adjust things like TCS setting and importantly enough, fuel mixture. The directional controls didn't work. They somehow become the side and rear view cameras. Useless. So went to Options/ Controller in Gran Turismo Sport. Went to G29 steering wheel and set the left right keypad as MFD-, MFD+ and up and down as MFD UP and MFD DOWN. That solved the problem. Hope that helps.

I experienced jittering of the mouse the whole time I had it... it was my first m/kb converter and it actually helped my aim a lot due to the fact I had to deal the constant studdering. Now that I got the Xim Apex, no studdering whatsoever, easy to access the manager through an app. The Reasnow Crosshair has a set 250hz-500hz pole rate I believe, there is no where in the manager you can set this, the xim you can. I was about to replace my mouse and keyboard, but not anymore! I use a logitech g910 orion spark, and a logitech g402... still thinking about replacing the g402 just because there are better options, but it works perfect and would recommend for beginners to the mouse and keyboard world. The crosshair also disconnected or wouldn’t connect when powering on my ps4.

TL;DR Version: Do not expect to plug your controller, mouse & Key Board into the Cross Hair & expect to start gaming. Expect to invest about 6 hours of tweaking to get your mouse and key bindings all squared away. I suggest to get used to a CONTROLLER. This product not worth the headache.But He Gave It FOUR staRs!!??? Is he bi PolAr!??!?!?!No- (((Maybe), IdK), It's Possible)Four stars Because the product works. And my opinion shouldn't diminish the product rating.Ok, now that we have the preamble out of the way, onto the mostly review.It took 40 minutes for a PC to recognize the CH. Seriously. I tried it on 3 PC's thinking the wire was fugazi, or the CH port was busted... Which I found out later through my own trouble shooting...*** THE CROSS HAIR CAN BE LIT BUT WON'T BE PLUGGED IN FAR ENOUGH TO TRANSMIT INFORMATION TO/FROM IT***I had to jam the plug into the CH a little more than I felt comfortable on a first date. Really make sure the cables are seated nice and snug into the CH before refilling another mug of coffee to get the caffeine thinking cap lubricated.After that obstacle was overcum, it was onto the forum to figure out which link to download to make the CH interface pop up to start key bindings. CH provides some links to assist in downloading firmware... one would think it is the first link that is most up to date- Meh, no so much.After downloading the appropriate adware / malware to my PC, I mean- Cross Hair Software *ahem*... I finally got some kind of interface up to start my key bindings (In this case, PUBG for xbox one) CH Offered pre-set key bindings. I tweaked them a bit to my liking and soon after realizedPUBG is not meant for a controller in anyway... at all. In fact, I've played it for PC since debut and I only tried playing it for xbox one because I have a close friend who plays it. I got a lucky Chicken Dinner on my first game. Lucky in the sense that it seemed most of my enemies didn't like the controller based aiming as well. All my gun battles ended up being the basement scene from Inglorious Basterds.--->The Biggest obstacle<--- I'll arbitrarily use "X" as a unit of speed... Anyone with a converter will gripe the Mouse "input" will be X and your character will FEEL like it's moving at X- 50%. That is roughly how I would quantify the feel of looking around with a mouse right out of the box without messing with any acceleration settings.