PC Gaming

Gulikit KingKong 2 (Pro). Mostly same layout as an Xbox controller and is recognised as one by the computer, works wirelessly or wired (true wired, not just charging while wireless) and is in line with prices on the usual brands while having hall effect sensors so it'll never suffer from stick drift (by human life standards, not literally never so it might be your great grandkid's problem but who cares about that sniveling little brat, right?). It typically comes in "Nin Switch mode" but it has onboard settings for Xbox and you can buy a pack of face buttons to swap them to Xbox visual layout (they aren't required for function, just better for those who have to look down to remember where this X button is or simply for aesthetics). Sometimes you can get the face button kit included with the controller either in-box or as a purchase bundle. If you live in the US, I believe the same controller is sold at Target as the Zen Pro. There are other bells as whistles such as motion controls and input recording features but they aren't all that useful to most people. The company also sells replacement parts for the face button mechanisms so they're easily repairable after typical wear and tear unlike most companies that expect you to bin it and buy a new one. Feel free to ask if you have any questions.

Edit: I'm not sponsored or employed by Gulikit, I'm just a really pleased customer who wants to see potentiometer-based sticks that suffer from stick drift to go the way of the dodo and any company who lies about the difference in pricing to go with them.