That's too expensive for what is a last generation product.
They had the Xbox One controller almost at the same price, even a bit cheaper. I believe it was the Xbox One S controller too, with Bluetooth support (no wireless adapter needed). You can pick up a Bluetooth dongle for ~$10 from several places.
Macrotronics are currently not listing the Xbox One S controller, so you might want to shop around a bit. A recommended accessory is the Play & Charge kit, although it might be tough to find it here. You might need to get it from abroad.
An alternative is the DualShock 4 controller. It might be a preferred design to you, based on the size of your hands and how you handle a controller. However, the DS4 is of lower build quality than the Xbox One controllers, particularly apparent with the trigger buttons (LT / RT in Xbox controllers, L2 / R2 in DS controllers), and has no native XInput support, meaning you would need to use DS4Windows or any similar tool in order to make the controller appear to Windows as if it is an Xbox controller that can now be used in most modern games that often either support XInput exclusively or most maturely (e.g. no rumble over DirectInput). This has the disadvantage of showing you button prompts for the Xbox controllers instead in games, meaning you would have to match in your head what they mean on your own DS4 controller (becomes easier over time, but can still be annoying). Some games support the DS4 natively, like Rise of the Tomb Raider, which means full rumble support as well as pristine button prompts. Most games, however, do not do so and you are therefore left in the cold regarding those button prompts, unless there is a mod available for that / you make one. You'd also have to turn off that guzzling LED at the back using DS4Windows otherwise your battery life would be abysmal. My own DS4 controller also had issues where it would not be recognized over USB, meaning I often could not use it wired if the battery was empty. All in all, the sacrifices were too much and I ultimately went for the Xbox One S controller and have not looked back since.