Vader 5 Pro

I highly recommend you give the flydigi vader 5 pro a look. I got one recently (@$60) and I am obsessed with it. Best controller I have ever held hands down. It has so many extra buttons, and everything has mechanical switches and hall effect joysticks with readjustable tension rings, and gyro (whic

Schon, aber die third partie controller sind einfach auch abseits des hall effects deutlich besser :D (und günstiger dazu auch noch). Guck dir mal den gamesir g7pro an (aimlabs edition bspw.) oder flydigi vader 5 pro. Beide wirklich deutlich besser. War selbst überrascht wie viel besser die sind als

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

Both are good Flydigi Vader 5 Pro v2: +more buttons +very solid and crisp feel of face buttons +smarter dock +controller feels premium +better for larger hands -sticks with weird loud debounce -tension ring is not that good even on v2 (compare to 5s) -tragic software, with limited option of binding

Most people recommend a controller with hall-effect sticks, because they don't have stick drift (though they CAN have other problems sometimes). I got the Flydigi Vader 5 Pro, which has adjustable stick stiffness, two extra buttons on the front, two extra shoulder button and back pedal buttons. Blue

I got Flydigi Vader 5 Pro, to replace Xbox Series controller. It's amazing. It feels so much better than both Gamesir (I own several models) and original Xbox Series. Very precise triggers, adjustable stick resistance, trigger vibration is on another level - NO other gamepad has anything close to ho

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

125hz+DLI was great when it was released in 2020, but now its mid 2026 and many affordable options offer noticeably better connectivity - IMO Microsoft had to bump the polling rate from 125hz to 250hz and call it a day, it's a meaningful latency improvement and it's what Valve did with Steam Control