DualShock 3 Bluetooth Wireless SIXAXIS without Logo Controller for PS3 (Green)

High quality, 6-axis Bluetooth wireless controller
Dualshock double rumble vibration function
Built-in rechargeable battery pack, can be charged by PS3 Console 
100% Brand New Never Opened 

PS3 Controllers Relevant Product Information

The Sony PlayStation 3 has two controllers: the Sixaxis Controller and the Dualshock 3 Controller. The Sixaxis follows the same design of previous PlayStation controllers but adds motion control function. The Dualshock 3 is similar to the Sixaxis but adds a vibration function. Whichever you have, follow these steps to set up your new controller.

How to Set Up a New PS3 Controller?
Plug in the controller to the PS3 via the PS3 USB Cable and turn on the PS3.
Then wait as the controller syncs automatically. It will be given a player number from 1 to 7, indicated by a red light on the back of the controller.
If the sync does not occur automatically, press the PS button on the controller and the pairing will occur.
The end once the controller is paired with the PS3, you can unplug the USB cable and use the controller wirelessly. When a controller is paired with a new console, any previous pairings will be erased and will need to be replaced.

Tips to fix the PS3 controller
If you are the fortunate owner of a PlayStation 3, you already know that it is one of the best and most problem free gaming systems currently on the market. However, that said, no technology is excellent and Ps3 controller problems are not that rare. If your controller starts acting up, your first inclination may be plainly to purchase a new one, but that may not really fix the problem if the issues is with an element of the console itself.
The most base source of PlayStation 3 Controller problems has to do with the bluetooth element of the Ps3 control. In short, the controller becomes out of sync with the gaming system. One of the easiest ways to fix many Ps3 controller issues is straight through resetting the controller. To do this, you need to first join together the Ps3 controller to an USB controller charger and then press the "Ps" button. Then take off the USB cord, and press the "Ps" button again.
Another source of base PlayStation 3 controller problems is dust build up. Just as with the main console, you need to make sure the controller is kept clean for it to function properly. Finally, you may have an issue with loose wires inside the PS3 Controller. To learn how to properly troubleshoot this issue, you will probably want to refer to a home Ps3 heal guide.
Many PlayStation 3 controller problems can be fixed at home if you have the right knowledge, equipment and a wee patience. Doing so, will in the long term, save you money and time when compared to sending it in for repairs or buying a new controller.