Direwolf 4

"Pro" is a moot categorization in this day and age. Some companies just slap it on a controller's name for marketing purposes like "RGB" or "gaming PC". We got something like the Flydigi Direwolf 4 that basically has more raw specs than the Dualsense Edge at a fraction of the price ($39.99). The PC

I used Flydigi Direwolf 4 in Switch mode with DS4Windows to emulate it as a PS4 controller and gyro worked fine in CoD, and I used CoD's native gyro settings. Maybe using V5P as a emulated PS4 controller could give better results? Razer Wolverine V2 Pro has 6 extra buttons. But the back buttons aren

I got all three of these recently and returned the D05 and the Ultimate 2C, they felt okay in my hands, but they didn't feel like they were worth keeping. If I were going to recommend a PC controller in that price range I would recommend the FLYDIGI Direwolf 4 or the GameSir Nova Lite 2.

Thanks for the review. I chose to go with this over the flydigi Direwolf 4 and the EasySMX D10 because I hear about how nice those sticks and overall buttons and triggers are. I ordered mine recently from gadgethyper. It'll be my first controller so I'm quite excited to test it out. I got the pink v

There is no analog input in the game, including triggers, every control is digital (on/off) so it only makes sense to play with a d-pad. I had the best luck with a Nintendo pro controller and its digital triggers, til I got a Flydigi Direwolf 4 which has triggers you can lock into position for use a