the move component fit securely , work perfectly , and the ss itself seem very durable . a little dismayed that hardly any instruction be include , but after try it out on kz3 , it seem like every time I be think `` it would have be better if they put a button for this right here '' , and then press that button , they already have . admittedly , instruction that tell you where each hard button map to would have be nice , but since these be configurable from within the game software , I see why they be not . if there be anything that would improve the ss , it would be a usb input so you could charge the controller in the gun . take they out to recharge be a nuisance . have say that , I would not be surprise if there be one and I just have not find it yet , but that go back to the lack of instruction I suppose . for support shooter game , I can not think of any other way to improve on this product . it fit nearly anyone from 6 - 60 , 3 foot 30 pounder to 6 foot 200 + , be intuitive to use and appear to be build to last . a add bonus be what look like a mount rail on the top for future optics upgrade . eventually , I foresee one of my boy paint it in a camo pattern , but it be form\/function perfect right out of the box . now once Sony correct the move controller drift issue , I may even be able to win a round in kz3 once in a while .