Pleasantly surprised 12

I have for quite some time been looking for a reasonable controller to play on Linux / Raspberry Pi, the good is also in hand. When I had ever looked at MM What is there for opportunities I'm stuck at the Torid. To select stood the Xbox360 controller, but decided against this because I wanted to avoid complicated driver installations. When the controller then arrived at my house, he was of course tested directly and he runs smoothly Plug and play with my Raspberry together.

Advantages in my eyes
- The gamepad is well made.
- It is very comfortable to hold (just as good as the Xbox 360 gamepad)
- Runs smoothly on Linux (32 / 64bit Debian Wheezy) / Raspberry Pi (RetroPie)
(Only one of two modes, unfortunately I do not know if that's the Xinput or direct input mode,
However, the mode can be changed easily at any time - Press about 5 seconds Speedlink button)
- You can simply replace the analog stick with the DPad a button (press briefly the Speedlink button)
- The recipient is a "Nano" - receiver, so these projects only about 1 cm from the USB port
- The battery seems to hold quite a long time, I have been once charged the battery and even spent a few hours with the game pad.