Mayflash Max Shooter Pro mouse and keyboard Adapter For PlayStation 3 PS3

When I plug a keyboard it, the mouse light lights up. The product does not work. You had to update it using a pc and a program mayflash provides you on their website.

I risked purchasing this product as I could not find a review of it anywhere. I have purchased the penguin united eagle eye converter. The EEC is a very nice converter, but I had many issues with startup, upgrades and programming. It has a Win 7/32 bit PC dependent software and had only a few options that are in game adjustable.This Mayflash converter is in some ways easier to set up. After one easy firmware upgrade, it was plug and play, once you learn the key maps. The upside is that you can change the keys you wish to use very easily in game. The EEC has a ton of variables to adjust your mouse, the Mayflash is currently a bit limited-3 settings for dead zone, but 9 settings for speed. Mouse sensitivity is great, but very jittery and I could not get it to move smoothly no matter what settings I chose and that is irritating. The mouse movement is not quite PC like and I have trouble doing a 180 degree turn in gameplay. I had similar issues,but better performance with the EEC.Summary:EEC: Positives: very smooth operation, closer to PC performance, no lag, numerous extensive settings available . Negatives: Nightmarish setup, almost too many parameters to adjust, button assignments are PC only. More expensive than the Mayflash.Mayflash: Positives: Easy to setup, plug and play ready, works with wireless keyboard and mouse, no lag, can adjust everything in game. Cheaper than the EEC Negatives: have to learn a keymap, very jittery mouse operation, mouse movement not 100% PC like. (you will see what I mean when you attempt your first 180)Bottom line: You get what you pay for. Lots of potential for an essentially a whole new first generation product. Here is hoping that Mayflash support and continued firmware upgrades are up to snuff.