Cronus Zen Controller Emulator for Xbox PlayStation Nintendo and PC CM00053

A lot of people do NOT know how to setup this device, it just takes a pic and updating it on the website which I. Total only takes about 5 minutes max. You need to have a windows pc to set it up you can NOT use a MacBook or Chromebook, you need scripts for the Cronus to work and if you don’t have scripts it won’t work. Go onto their website and check if your controller is compatible because if it is not then it will not work, games or controller also does not work on this device. If your zen is not working then it most likely YOUR fault, do not give the zen a 1 star because you are not smart enough to set up something simple, also YouTube exist watch a video and do research on something before you buy it. Read more

Bought this specifically to run my PS5 DualSense controller on PC and it delivers on every front. Cable and Connectivity: Comes with a quality braided USB cable that feels built to last. Connection is instant every time, zero dropout during extended sessions and no noticeable input lag whatsoever. Compatibility: This is where the Cronus Zen earns its price. Works seamlessly with my PS5 DualSense on PC without any driver conflicts or workarounds. Also supports Xbox, Nintendo, and legacy controllers so it grows with your setup. Functionality: The OLED screen lets you switch profiles and navigate settings directly on the device. Zen Studio software gives you access to a massive community script library for remapping, macros, and custom configurations. The possibilities are genuinely deep. Ease of Installation: Plug in, install Zen Studio, load your profile. Took under 20 minutes start to finish. No technical background needed. Durability: Solid construction with a premium feel. The housing shows zero wear after regular daily use since purchase. Not a cheap plastic product. At $109 this is the most reliable and versatile controller adapter I have used. Highly recommend for any PC gamer wanting full DualSense functionality without compromise. Read more

Cronus Contrary to what most people believe, this is not an aimbot. One still has to be halfway decent with the game to take full advantage of cronus. One would need to in and out of ADS to activate Aim Assist. You would still need to be running around, jumping, sliding and hopping and not camping. I am using this for Xbox Series X. I was able to fine tune the Aim Assist using a free script from Cronus. However, the MOD keeps getting disabled. Is it Activision detecting the MOD? Or is this just a faulty device? I dont know. The recoil is much less, see attached photo (50 meter). I am using TAQ-56 on MWII for this test. After a week of using it, I just got tired of getting it disabled while in-game…I removed the device completely. Customer Support for this device is non-existent, buyer beware. They say dont pay for script, but you cant even get a support using a script from Cronus themselves. Is it worth $100?! No. It’s a waste of money for its lack of support and disappointing performance. If you have a PC, this “might” work better for you than those of us with consoles. I just wish we can block PC gamers entirely and just have an option to play console vs console. I give this 2-Stars just cause it only works half the time. Read more

Works well IF you have good scrips, connects with xbox well. Comes with 4 high quality cables and instructions that you can also access online. Read more

I’ll preface this by saying I’m a hand amputee. To play FPS with any kind of real chance of success a keyboard and mouse are necessary for me. I got this to play Call of Duty MW2.0. Setup was a challenge. It took me a bit to get it figured out and I had to use beta software to use it with ps5. But, that was a heck of a lot better than trying to use this AND a beloader pro. I don’t try to use it for any advantage, like recoil compensation. I just want my kb and mouse to function like a pc on a ps5. I use a Razer keyboard and a Razer naga left handed mouse. My only grip, beside setup and initial tuning is sometimes the mouse freezes. Takes a couple seconds to get it back, meanwhile I’m stuck staring at the horizon or ground hoping I don’t catch a round. But it’s somewhat rare and usually just unplugging it resets it and it runs ok. I haven’t had anyone guess I’m one handed and those that I do tell are usually quite surprised I play as well as I do. Which is still marginal at best. Would I recommend it? Yes, if you’re in a similar situation and you can’t physically use a controller all that well. Otherwise I don’t know if it’s worth the headache and expense when you can learn to use a controller as effectively or better than kb&m. Read more

I brought this for my son. He had someone break it, as if it was a fire stick. So it has to be programmed. These young kids are so smart now and days, I’ll get more information. But it’s worth the buy and compatible with his Xbox. Read more

Let's start with the basics... The setup is complicated, with a tutorial that’s hard to follow unless you're highly technical. Adding to the frustration, the software is buggy, often closing and displaying 'no device detected,' forcing repeated reconnections despite the connection sound many people make reviews saying its broken when its not for this reason because its so hard to figure out what is happening. Finding scripts is another challenge—you essentially need to buy them, despite the owners' claims against buying or selling scripts (yet, they sell scripts too! and their admins sell them too without being warned for terrible copy and paste scripts). Their main script, Beam, is terrible and requires frequent in-game adjustments. In the end, I had to code my own. So, if you're not a coder or technically inclined, this product isn't for you. After many tweaks to my own code, it works adequately. However, the mouse and keyboard functionality is TERRIBLE. Read more