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Highly Recommended
Strengths: Size, battery life, wireless range.
Weakness: None, really.
When purchasing this controller I almost opted for a wired version, thinking I'd save a few dollars and avoid the hassle of battery replacement and wireless range. What a mistake that would have been! Thanks to the auto-shutoff feature, I've played this thing for several months now and I'm still on the original set of batteries. Wireless range/reception has not been an issue at all; I can play from anywhere in the same room without dropping a note.
Before you choose a wireless guitar controller, I'd advise you to hold them in your hands first to compare sizes. While some are quite tiny, possibly catering to younger kids, this one has a nice larger feel to it. Nowhere near the size of a real guitar, of course, but much better than most.
Note: the product description states compatibility with only Guitar Hero I and II, but it will work just fine with Guitar Hero III as well.
I have yet to find a fault with this controller. Highly recommended.
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