Vader 5 Pro

No. I would recommend looking at better controllers from companies like GameSir and Flydigi who use TMR sticks, mechanical switches, extra buttons/paddles and have a vastly lower input lag over the Elite. Personally I use the Flydigi Vader 5 Pro and it's amazing. You instantly feel the difference in

I highly recommend moving to a 3rd party pro controller. A better controller will take your game to the next level. Your budget will determine which one to go for but here’s a few recommendations. (Officially licensed) 1)Flydigi Vader 5s wired 2)Gamesir g7 pro wired 3)Gamesir g7 pro ZZZ wireless (On

If this is your first controller, I highly advise getting as many of these in your hands as possible to test as you can before you buy. Especially when it comes to symmetrical stick controllers (Dualsense) vs staggered. (Xbox, Flydigi, Gamesir) You will eventually develop a strong preference for how

Controllers I would recommend: Kk max (has rubber dome face buttons so maybe not what you are looking for but TMR sticks that are among the best I tried) Flydigi Vader 5 pro has everything you want, the back paddles are decently placed, but do actually have a small flaw with the removable paddles be

Totally. The Steam Controller has specific features that — if you want them — are worth the extra money. I bought a Steam Controller because I want two trackpads (and the extra back buttons are nice, but I find that personally I rarely use more than two. But when I want to use 4 I'm very grateful fo

Flydigi Vader 5 pro. I've used the Dualsense, the 8bitdo Ultimate 2, the Nintendo Switch 2 pro, the Vader 4. The Vader 5 pro has better latency (and wireless latency) than any of these controllers. It has great ergonomics, featuring a rubber texturized handle, many extra buttons and clickable trigge