Hmmm. Combine that with the vibrating function and you've got yourself a good time. Wired all the way. 

I have one but it's a bit of a hassle. Long cords are inconvenient to pack when you have to do so, and with the cat going wild occassionally, I really don't want any cords lying around when they're not needed. Originally the extension cord had another purpose, but nowadays I use it for playing from the sofa when I'm charging the controller.

Wireless, because i love lying down in my bed, heck i'm playing real NES console with 8bitdo gamepad like these setup.

I played during those years, perhaps that's why I don't mind it at all

Exactly, plus you can have some fun taunting death.

I actually prefer to have two controllers plus a charging dock. I have the Dreamgear one for PS3 and it can charge 2 moves, 2 navigation controllers and 2 DS3 at the same time. Awesome. I'm trying to find a dock that is that good for the PS4.

I won't touch it if it has a wire.

Don't really mind either way. Wireless is great, but there is no way to play N64 wireless lol.

Wireless until the batter drains, wired while it recharges...rinse and repeat.

Doesn't matter to me since I'm not playing online competitively anyways

Wireless is more convenient but requires charging, or with the WiiMote's case, changing batteries :/

Wired on my PC and consoles. Last gen I had an irksome time with my PS3 gamepad as well as my 360 ones running out of power easily, especially with the 360 pad and it's other variant that allowed for AAA batteries. With a fully wired 360 pad connected to my PC I have no worries about sudden disconnections and I have more than enough cable to walk around my room without it getting in my way. Can't say I;m a fan of the new gamepads that come in wireless mode only. I haven't seen many official wired only gamepads for a few years now that were strictly sold up front over the wireless ones that come with a mini usb cable.