TT MAX

KK3 Max is a bit outdated in terms of specs, it only has low latency when used on wire in xbox mode, and acceptable latency with Switch mode, but wireless - only usable in very casual games.ES series and TT series are new and come with very low latency chip, it can get you roughly 2ms of latency wir

I have heard manba one v2 is pretty good but do not know much about it. Flydigi vader 5 pro is probably the best under 10k. You can adjust tension of joysticks.(buy it in gadgethyper website.) I have used g7 pro and it is pretty good. I have pre-ordered for the g7 pro 8k. It is releasing in 2 months

I normally use a PS4 controller on PC. It broke so I picked this one up. I hated the feel for some reason. Too narrow maybe. Trigger buttons were in a weird spot. I also found the select and start buttons to be in really uncomfortable hard to reach places if you need them frequently while on analogu

Gulikit TT Max or Pro has a great d-pad and you can even swap the ABXY face button layout between Nintendo and Xbox style. Once you've set your mappings for each core, you're good to go. Very versatile.

I use a Steam Controller but those are hard to come by atm. If you want a good controller for both PC and Switch I can recommend a Gulikit TT Max. It's got a good dpad and keeps the symmetrical style from the dualsense, with some optional back paddles, though admittedly its not the best if you're lo

I think r/Controller may be a better place to get an answer like this, but I’ll bite. I like my D-Pad and face buttons to be at the most neutral position of a controller. It may have something to do with growing up on retro games. I’ve always been an asymmetrical PS3 layout sorta person. I can gener

If you like symmetrical sticks, get the Gulikit TT Pro (or TT Max if it’s on sale again, I got mine for $60 but think the MSRP is $80).

The Gulikit TT Max/Pro is probably the closest thing to an xbox style controller build with symmetrical sticks.

Gulikit TT Max if you prefer a symmetrical controller with TMR sticks