As a dedicated Xbox player who utilizes the Elite Series 2 controller, I believe the Victus controller presents an excellent option for me, primarily due to its identical stick and rear button layout.
Victrix remote owner here. One thing not mentioned that tops all other pro remotes is the battery life. I game a few hours per day and I go days without charging it. Battery life is amazing and I use this mainly for COD ranked play so adaptive triggers, vibration features, etc are irrelevant to me. This is the best controller I have ever owned 100% worth the money
The main reason why I was looking into this controller is because of the Xbox layout honestly. I love that layout over the PlayStation button layout. Thanks for the review!
I’ve been playing Helldivers on PS5 and you need to use the D Pad A LOT in that game and the DualSense is so hard to get to the D Pad while in combat. I try reaching across with my right hand but it just doesn’t work
@SpawnPoiint dude, your videos are literally my favorite thing on the internet. Everytime you post something even if I don't care a tiny bit about it I still watch it in full. Thank you for doing what you're doing!
As someone who have their controller plugged in at all times, doesn’t play with vibrations, and prefers the joystick layout of the Xbox controller this is a no-brainer for me.
Yeah this guy definitely doesn’t have a lot of play time on his rollers scuffs are notorious for shitty actuating paddles, terrible stick drift and loads of other issues. And the 200 Sony dualsense is 200 and only has two remappable back paddles. A lighter controller is better in a lot of reasons
victrix is way better than the edge though simply due to the extra 2 paddles and customization, you dont need vibration on a pro controller because ur using it for competitive games so a "premium feel" doesnt matter
@@Nyxeris3938 true, but my headset takes up the USB port for a dongle. That may not be an issue for many, and one easily remedied, but I like the customization with the presets I can make with the edge. Though, I'm not a fan of not being able to hotkey specific things to the paddles on the back. Only a general hotkey to mimic other buttons is a little annoying. Overall? I'm pretty satisfied with it
I feel like it most games two is fine and yes I mean COD, Apex and most shooters. One is for jump and one is for crouch or really any other button you use a lot.
Sony does not license the PS5 vibration. Example new Nacon Pro Revolution for PS5, don't have vibration for PS5 games, but work for PS4 games. Sony wants people to only buy their controllers
I have been using a ps5 controller for fighting games and the only thing holding that back is the stick drift that is sneaking in. I have been thinking about this controller for a while so this review helps making a decision
@@lilechanneltv_7825if you do get stick drift on your normal controller you can comepletely eradicate that problem for getting a dualsense edge but I own a victrix and I love it
The one reason why it requires a dongle to play wirelessly instead of the normal bluetooth way is also how Playstation consoles (at least PS4) handle wireless pads. Pad players can't disable their bluetooth connectivity on their own, so sometimes, you'll see a PS4 pad interrupting a fighting game tournament. Having a dongle like this probably prevents that, and having a pure wire option really helps fighting game players. Also, Victrix also makes arcade sticks, which is why they have the fighting face button layout for this pad as well. They are great in their contribution to the fighting game community
@merrydingoes youve got some fgc knowledge, just what I'm looking for. I'm looking into this controller because I'm a big FG player, and the PS4/PS5 dpad is just god awful for me and flakes the simplest of inputs. I've used an Xb1 to PS4 adapter for years, because the Xb1 dpad has all the individual clicks for each direction and never misses a beat for me. Just got a PS5 the other day for sf6 and upcoming mk1, tried giving the dualsense a chance but it's not working out + there's no Xbox to PS5 adapters out yet that work with PS5 versions of games. Do you think the dpad on this controller, or the one on the razer wolverine would be my answer? Like have better dpad registry and/or have the solid individual clicks in it?
@gyaroxx7829 unfortunately can't answer this question for you, as I don't own the Victrix pad, and I'm not pad player for fighting games (I use levers). I personally think the PS4 pad is rather good, especially after trying cheap 3rd party pads. I was mainly going through reviews on this pad, as I was interested in pads that have a thumbstick for dpad inputs, like the Hori PS5 fight pad, and I was wondering if this Victrix pad could do this (it doesn't seem like it does).
I planning to get the the victrix next month because the dpad on the ps5 controller is positively abysmal while playing mk1. I previously used the Xbox one controller on PC and moved to ps5 now but damn😅 My bro got the controller recently tho so I'll give it a try and if you want I'll tell you what I think of the dpad
So for the edge controller you get: Replaceable thumsticks, worse battery life,will have stick drift every so on, two back button, for each game you can make your own settings and change the volume right from your controller for 200$ Victrix pro controller comes with: About 16H battery life, a much longer cable, can have either playstation or xbox layout, a fight pad, doesn't have an audio nor a mic, 4 back buttons instead of two and it can have hall effects (immune to stick drift) for the same price of the edge You really love to make anything that is playstation brand as perfect as possible not saying a single bad thing about it when it clearly dose
strictly getting this for wireless fightpad. everything else just a bonus feature that i love. i can replace my old controller and if i want to play rocket league i can and when i wanna play SF6 i just swap to fight pad. i love the multi purpose. magnets instead of the screws wouldve been really clean. maybe in the future.
The included fight pad for me is the clincher. As someone who switches between fighting games and games like Marvel Rivals and the soon to be Monster Hunter Wilds, this seems like a no brainer.
I think i’m fine with the edge controller. All i wanted was the paddles kn the back and being able to replace the thumbsticks with other ones. This is a good controller though if you want the fight pad, and being able to play xbox style. That’s really cool, to be able to do that.
so I love the edge controller when it is working properly. I'm about to be on my third controller in about 3 months. Both of the ones I've had, had failure on the right back button. it lost its clickiness and gets stuck depressed. The weird thing about that is i probably use the right one about half as much as i use the left one, but for some reason, both elites I've owned did that. I'm hoping the third one is a charm because everything about this to me is better as far as functionality/ease of options/price point compared to the other pro controllers.
@@chacazulo1987 I wish it was that simple. I am pretty sure scuf offers a six month warranty, which is just terrible. I have owned two scufs and luckily they have not broken on me before I retired them. Disregarding the fact that I think the reflexes solution to four back paddles is clunky and pretty crap , after spending so much on controllers, I need at least a 1-2 year warranty. I just flushed $270 down the drain because my battle beaver is having major problems after only three months. it is truly unbelievable that these companies don't realize the significance of coming out with a controller that has little to none of these downsides. For example, I have been waiting over five years for a PS pro controller, and it only has two paddles. That is absolutely insane considering most competitive players use four.
I guarantee someone will make plate options for it, eventually. No worries there. You also have to keep in mind that the dual sense edge has all the features a normal PS5 controller has, this less battery (though, 6 hours isn't terrible. If you are playing more than that without taking a break... maybe you should reconsider life choices.) This controller lacks much of that functionality, thus longer battery. It is a trade off.
I bought this controller used on ebay. It doesnt have a dongle or the 6 button keys for it. It still has its case and everything else other than the 2 things i mention. For 50$ its not a bad purchase. Plus using a wired controller for fighting games seem like a plus.
Weird how I haven't seen or heard anything about this controller until now when it's an official controller. I bought the Edge controller a couple of months ago, and it would've been nice to at least have one more controller to evaluate at the time of purchase.
Seems like a dope controller. I have the dualsense edge and I love it, but just want to try out something new as well. I actually switch my shoot and aim buttons to L1 and R1 because it’s easier for me that L2 R2. Definitely gonna give a try. Better priced than that wolverine pro
I use the BattleBeaver customer controller which let you design it on their website and pick exact positioning of up to four rear buttons. It's amazing as it has all the features of a normal dualsense bar the haptics. I still bought the Dualsense Edge, but the battery on it means I use it less than the BattleBeaver 🎮
I had the vitrix Xbox controller and was impressed with it, however the main issue is had was stick drift. It started drifting heavily within 3 months. I managed to get a knew on the warranty, but had the same issue with the replacement. I would rather them invest a little more in quality control.
What controller would be best for long term so that I dont get stick drift? like the pro bfg would be the one for that since I can just switch out the sticks and not buy an entirely new controller.
Darn... I watched this to find out if it has vibration or not. You did eventually say it doesn't and now I know not to buy it. Play Dying Light and try the lock picks without vibration... Good luck with that! Thanks for the video. You saved me from having to deal with returning it.
Well scuf, and many others, takes a stock playstation controller and mods it, thats why it works as a stock controller would, turning on/waking the console, having adaptive triggers, dongle-less connection, and rumble
No comment on the battery life here :(. With some googling it looks like it is about 20h which is presumably twice as much as both the Edge and Scuf controllers.
The reason I’m going to buy the BFG is that I’m 6’4” and 235lb and have huge hands. I’m also a “clencher” so when I get a bit panicked I squeeze way too hard and my skill is average at best so that happens regularly. I believe I’ve had every brand of pro controller for my XSX and none of them lasted longer than 6 months. The best was Power A while the 2 very worst were my Razor which shattered internally like a cheap toy within 2 weeks and 2 scuffs which both broke within 4 weeks. My Victrix Gambit has just past 13 months and is still working perfectly so for my new PS5 there is no question in my mind. The others have all been utter garbage. The King is still my 2002 PlayStation controller that still worked a couple of years ago when I tried it but only Victrix has been worth a damn. I may have been lucky with my unit but still it’s such a giant difference and I got nothing else to go on. If I ever meet a manager from Razor or Scuff I think I’d tell them they make crap then spit on them😁(I have email evidence of Razor ceasing to assist me as soon as I said I’m in Australia so they flat out broke warranty. Dirty rats)
Can the right module be swapped so the thumbstick is on top and buttons on bottom? Wondering what having both sticks at the top would play like. Also wish it had vibration, that adds a lot to games and its one of the nice things controller has over PC.
No, and that's the only downside for most people, but I still love it, some say the material isn't as high quality, but if it was, the price would be more, I play lots of types of games, from racing, sports, the odd FPS, and fighting games, and this controller can do it all.
I will definitely go for DualSence Edge! I play CoD and Apex but also a lot more games, I prefer to have premium material and fully integrated! + the fact that official product last longer in a long run, so the price finally worth it! Anyway, thanks for this complete review!
I wanted to love this controller and there is alot to like. Sadly the upgrade to hall effect sticks for some reason mess with the left trigger and not in a good way. Ruins it for me
I actually just ordered this before watching your review 😂 First thing excellent vid very clear 👍 I am pleased with what I heard. Been wanting a controller with rear paddles for some time but refuse to pay over 200 for any of them!!! Got this for £150 which I think is more than enough for any controller! After watching this I eagerly await delivery 👍 I will probably do a small vid myself on what I think playing Call of duty! Cheers.
The R5P is definitely comparable to Elite Series 2 in terms of build quality, and it probably even surpasses the DS Edge. The DS Edge is just a slightly more premium feeling Dualsense without many "pro" features at almost triple the price.
This would be a good controller if they sold modules, but they don't so when that ish starts drifting it's time for a new controller. That's why I bought the DS Edge
Lol wrong move dude. You know ds edge is not immune to drift? People have complained about it happening despite the "feature" you paid over $200 for to swap the analog stick out for an extra $20. Fuck you give me more money says Sony. No reports or mention of drift with this controller.
3 months later still no problems and support from Playstation with firmware updates. Victrix has problems, doesn't look good, they don't sell modules and no adaptive triggers which are needed for some games. Very right move on my part, not sure why you're coming at me. Buy what you want kitten
You're more likely to get swappable adapters via a third party, if you want hall. Eventually, someone is going to mass produce a really good controller with hall sensors and it will force the industry to adapt, but until then, the controller Industry wants you buying new controllers. 2 billion dollar industry.
There's a big issue in that apparently if you want to use it as a PC controller you have to flip the button on top of your controller. But if you do, you can't use the headset jack on the controller. It's a really flawed issue.
I got one when they first came out and another for Christmas from my wife! I fuckin love these dam controllers! I got about 50 hours on the first one and no stick drift that I can tell. I know a lot of people are talking about the stick drift being insane which makes me wonder how well they take care of their shit or if they throwing tantrums from lost matches lol
No vibration feature is a serious deal breaker for me. I can’t see how a “ premium “ pad would come without this given the nature of the games people play or would need programmable features for. I do like the modularity of it though
Fight pad module looks cool, but at that point if you want a controller for a FG you're better off getting a Hori Fighting Commander Octa for a third of the price.
Get the dualsense edge. I own about 4 now about to have a 5th one coming in the middle of October. And a custom shell and don't forget to upgrade the battery.
Coming from Xbox to Playstation, I NEED that asymmetrical stick layout. Comprehensive review. Although you didn't mention anything about why the 8-axis thumbstick gates matter. They are very handy for fighing games, as you need the precision when doing moves without input errors, in for instance Street Fighter 6.
Great video sr, I learn lot about, just quick question when you have the chance, what pro controller do you recommend for ps5? I come from using a astro c40 for my ps4 as my first pro controller but im looking for similar experience, I appreciate and thanks 👍
Adding to all of these reviews. The sticks for this controller are great, however the trigger stops are the biggest con for the fps community. No matter what you find your self accidentally hitting one of them and then having to take 10 seconds off game to reconfig the roller midgame.
I have a DualSense Edge that I am using as a normal controller. Nacon Revolution Pro 5 to replace my Scuf that have an issue with R3 and L3. :) I am thinking to try this one as well, as I love 4 back buttongs. DualSense Edge it's one of the best controller I ever had (and had more than 8 Pro controllers). The only 'issue' I have is that there are only 2 back buttons. Everything else it's perfect: weight, feeling etc
I like how the cross pad and thumb stick swap, and buttons. It also makes it easier to repair. No speaker, vibrator. I wonder if it has motion control for games like Super Monkey Ball?
As a dedicated Xbox player who utilizes the Elite Series 2 controller, I believe the Victus controller presents an excellent option for me, primarily due to its identical stick and rear button layout.
Victrix remote owner here. One thing not mentioned that tops all other pro remotes is the battery life. I game a few hours per day and I go days without charging it. Battery life is amazing and I use this mainly for COD ranked play so adaptive triggers, vibration features, etc are irrelevant to me. This is the best controller I have ever owned 100% worth the money
Dude what about stick drift? Im over my normal ones wearing out in 3months with heavy use.
@@FurBurger151 I mean u can just switch the whole thing
@@theoverwhelmer Yeah I get that. Was more curious about the build quality.
I hated the size, it is significantly smaller than regular controller, and it feels cheap plastic
Trigger stops are very helpful in cod if you know what you’re talking about bro 😂😂😂😂
The main reason why I was looking into this controller is because of the Xbox layout honestly. I love that layout over the PlayStation button layout. Thanks for the review!
I’ve been playing Helldivers on PS5 and you need to use the D Pad A LOT in that game and the DualSense is so hard to get to the D Pad while in combat. I try reaching across with my right hand but it just doesn’t work
@@RoyaltonDrummer922 is multi plateform
@@RoyaltonDrummer922use your left point finger left hand claw is really easy compared to right hand
Get the Nacon Revolution 5 Pro. That one also has the Xbox layout.
Does that have Bluetooth? And a speaker @@FrostclawTheGatomon
I love how they include a fight pad
Such a great design idea
@@SpawnPoiint yeah it really is
I fight how they include a love pad
I love how your comment is meaningless
@@malcolmjelani3588 I love how the comment section is
Used it for three months now and I highly recomend it
Does it work with PC?
@@bandiddid8583yes it works with ps4 and ps5 and pc
Yes
Does it have vibrations?
@@plgproductions383no
@SpawnPoiint dude, your videos are literally my favorite thing on the internet. Everytime you post something even if I don't care a tiny bit about it I still watch it in full. Thank you for doing what you're doing!
Wow, thanks! I appreciate the support.
That fight pad module🤯🔥
Haha yep!
As someone who have their controller plugged in at all times, doesn’t play with vibrations, and prefers the joystick layout of the Xbox controller this is a no-brainer for me.
Yeah this guy definitely doesn’t have a lot of play time on his rollers scuffs are notorious for shitty actuating paddles, terrible stick drift and loads of other issues. And the 200 Sony dualsense is 200 and only has two remappable back paddles. A lighter controller is better in a lot of reasons
"If you don't need the fight pad go for the edge" was EXACTLY why I came here. Thank you!
NO! I need four back buttons it’s the cheapest controller with four and I don’t want to use a strike pack!
@@ItsNOTwinterlolyeah fr
victrix is way better than the edge though simply due to the extra 2 paddles and customization, you dont need vibration on a pro controller because ur using it for competitive games so a "premium feel" doesnt matter
@@Nyxeris3938 true, but my headset takes up the USB port for a dongle. That may not be an issue for many, and one easily remedied, but I like the customization with the presets I can make with the edge. Though, I'm not a fan of not being able to hotkey specific things to the paddles on the back. Only a general hotkey to mimic other buttons is a little annoying. Overall? I'm pretty satisfied with it
That “ps5 pro controller” is awesome love the shorts keep it up❤
I love the dual sense edge but would love 4 paddles. Was literally looking at this controller. Many thanks
They really missed a trick with two extra buttons, no idea why either?
@@HotdogStephen yeah especially with the scuf ps5 having 4 paddles.
I feel like it most games two is fine and yes I mean COD, Apex and most shooters. One is for jump and one is for crouch or really any other button you use a lot.
The fight module is genius but the lack of vibration is a bit of deal breaker for me. Hopefully they’ll release a vibration version in the future.
I feel the same way.
Sony does not license the PS5 vibration. Example new Nacon Pro Revolution for PS5, don't have vibration for PS5 games, but work for PS4 games. Sony wants people to only buy their controllers
why? if you have this controller you'll most likely be playing competitively
@@doober.43 Not everyone plays comp. Also, the price doesn't justify no vibration motors.
@@doober.43 why would you think that? You don't have to play competitive to want a high quality/ modular controller lol
Idk what it is but i really love your videos. Your voice is real calming ❤.
Haha thank you.
I have been using a ps5 controller for fighting games and the only thing holding that back is the stick drift that is sneaking in. I have been thinking about this controller for a while so this review helps making a decision
So these controllers don’t get stick drift right ? Or not supposed to get stick drift
@@lilechanneltv_7825if you do get stick drift on your normal controller you can comepletely eradicate that problem for getting a dualsense edge but I own a victrix and I love it
@@lilechanneltv_7825 It's possible but it counter's it really good cause we can swap stick's out.
@@lilechanneltv_7825they made Hall effect modules on there website
@@lilechanneltv_7825I heard you can switch the modules instead buying a new controller with a different brand that is compatible and cheaper
The one reason why it requires a dongle to play wirelessly instead of the normal bluetooth way is also how Playstation consoles (at least PS4) handle wireless pads. Pad players can't disable their bluetooth connectivity on their own, so sometimes, you'll see a PS4 pad interrupting a fighting game tournament. Having a dongle like this probably prevents that, and having a pure wire option really helps fighting game players.
Also, Victrix also makes arcade sticks, which is why they have the fighting face button layout for this pad as well. They are great in their contribution to the fighting game community
@merrydingoes youve got some fgc knowledge, just what I'm looking for. I'm looking into this controller because I'm a big FG player, and the PS4/PS5 dpad is just god awful for me and flakes the simplest of inputs. I've used an Xb1 to PS4 adapter for years, because the Xb1 dpad has all the individual clicks for each direction and never misses a beat for me. Just got a PS5 the other day for sf6 and upcoming mk1, tried giving the dualsense a chance but it's not working out + there's no Xbox to PS5 adapters out yet that work with PS5 versions of games.
Do you think the dpad on this controller, or the one on the razer wolverine would be my answer? Like have better dpad registry and/or have the solid individual clicks in it?
@gyaroxx7829 unfortunately can't answer this question for you, as I don't own the Victrix pad, and I'm not pad player for fighting games (I use levers). I personally think the PS4 pad is rather good, especially after trying cheap 3rd party pads.
I was mainly going through reviews on this pad, as I was interested in pads that have a thumbstick for dpad inputs, like the Hori PS5 fight pad, and I was wondering if this Victrix pad could do this (it doesn't seem like it does).
I planning to get the the victrix next month because the dpad on the ps5 controller is positively abysmal while playing mk1.
I previously used the Xbox one controller on PC and moved to ps5 now but damn😅
My bro got the controller recently tho so I'll give it a try and if you want I'll tell you what I think of the dpad
Just bought one. Best Pro controller I’ve used.
Since your comment is 8 months old now, how is it now? Is it giving you problems?
@@zulyaguilar04 nope
how do you feel about it now?
@@zulyaguilar04did you buy it?
@@SmallBoiWithEars it’s still going strong. No stick drift for me, so far anyway.
I just bought the duel sense edge and although it’s perfect and everything I wanted out of a pro controller I just cannot justify the price
Just bought one also. Don't worry, once it's time to replace the thumb stick module, the price will be justified.
I wanted to know about joystick durability, stickdrift, and if you can just buy replacement modules instead of a whole new controller ever time
I want the controller, but if it gets stick drift, and you can't replace the thumbstick module, then it's not really worth buying.
@@BlazeInferno360 sure? this year they bring otu some new modules with hall stick
@DieserEno the hall effect upgrade is not so much of a upgrade. Messes with the left trigger. Not in a good way
So for the edge controller you get:
Replaceable thumsticks, worse battery life,will have stick drift every so on, two back button, for each game you can make your own settings and change the volume right from your controller for 200$
Victrix pro controller comes with:
About 16H battery life, a much longer cable, can have either playstation or xbox layout, a fight pad, doesn't have an audio nor a mic, 4 back buttons instead of two and it can have hall effects (immune to stick drift) for the same price of the edge
You really love to make anything that is playstation brand as perfect as possible not saying a single bad thing about it when it clearly dose
strictly getting this for wireless fightpad. everything else just a bonus feature that i love. i can replace my old controller and if i want to play rocket league i can and when i wanna play SF6 i just swap to fight pad. i love the multi purpose. magnets instead of the screws wouldve been really clean. maybe in the future.
The included fight pad for me is the clincher. As someone who switches between fighting games and games like Marvel Rivals and the soon to be Monster Hunter Wilds, this seems like a no brainer.
I think i’m fine with the edge controller. All i wanted was the paddles kn the back and being able to replace the thumbsticks with other ones. This is a good controller though if you want the fight pad, and being able to play xbox style. That’s really cool, to be able to do that.
Totally agree with you. The edge is better overall unless you need that fight pad.
so I love the edge controller when it is working properly. I'm about to be on my third controller in about 3 months. Both of the ones I've had, had failure on the right back button. it lost its clickiness and gets stuck depressed. The weird thing about that is i probably use the right one about half as much as i use the left one, but for some reason, both elites I've owned did that. I'm hoping the third one is a charm because everything about this to me is better as far as functionality/ease of options/price point compared to the other pro controllers.
if the edge had 4 paddles, id buy 3. so unbelievably disappointing that theres only 2. waited over 5 years for a pro PS controller
@@kevinahearn8764 just buy a scuff then or another brand of controller.
@@chacazulo1987 I wish it was that simple. I am pretty sure scuf offers a six month warranty, which is just terrible. I have owned two scufs and luckily they have not broken on me before I retired them. Disregarding the fact that I think the reflexes solution to four back paddles is clunky and pretty crap , after spending so much on controllers, I need at least a 1-2 year warranty. I just flushed $270 down the drain because my battle beaver is having major problems after only three months. it is truly unbelievable that these companies don't realize the significance of coming out with a controller that has little to none of these downsides. For example, I have been waiting over five years for a PS pro controller, and it only has two paddles. That is absolutely insane considering most competitive players use four.
You provide too much of a good quality content to have such low amount of subscribers… in other words, you deserve more. Great video as always btw
Awesome controller nice video 🙂👍
As someone who plays a lot of controller games on PC, I would really like this controller for playing those games ngl.
Dual edge sense would be perfect if it had battery life and color plate options
I guarantee someone will make plate options for it, eventually. No worries there.
You also have to keep in mind that the dual sense edge has all the features a normal PS5 controller has, this less battery (though, 6 hours isn't terrible. If you are playing more than that without taking a break... maybe you should reconsider life choices.)
This controller lacks much of that functionality, thus longer battery.
It is a trade off.
I bought this controller used on ebay. It doesnt have a dongle or the 6 button keys for it. It still has its case and everything else other than the 2 things i mention. For 50$ its not a bad purchase. Plus using a wired controller for fighting games seem like a plus.
This looks a really good pro controller… i wish they had magnets to change modules instead of screws would be perfect 😍
Magnets would have been great.
@@SpawnPoiint 7:09
PS5 PRO Controller 😊 Like Always thanks for your insight and info on Controllers also 👍🏼 Cheers 🍻
Thanks for the support 🙏
Yea but once you get stick drift you can’t buy another module for the controller since they’ve been sold out since launch so it’s a wasted $200
Hold Back center button WHILE pressing back paddle once. That will get your controller to blink for a mapping choice
Weird how I haven't seen or heard anything about this controller until now when it's an official controller. I bought the Edge controller a couple of months ago, and it would've been nice to at least have one more controller to evaluate at the time of purchase.
They came out the same time
Ps5 pro Controller
Thanks for this, been thinking of getting a pro controller for a while now and this might be it
Seems like a dope controller. I have the dualsense edge and I love it, but just want to try out something new as well. I actually switch my shoot and aim buttons to L1 and R1 because it’s easier for me that L2 R2. Definitely gonna give a try. Better priced than that wolverine pro
Can I have ur dual sense edge🥺
Tried both, just stick with the dual edge bro, it's better
I DO THE SAME THING WITH THE L1 and R1 AS AIMING AND SHOOTING
I use the BattleBeaver customer controller which let you design it on their website and pick exact positioning of up to four rear buttons. It's amazing as it has all the features of a normal dualsense bar the haptics. I still bought the Dualsense Edge, but the battery on it means I use it less than the BattleBeaver 🎮
I had the vitrix Xbox controller and was impressed with it, however the main issue is had was stick drift. It started drifting heavily within 3 months. I managed to get a knew on the warranty, but had the same issue with the replacement. I would rather them invest a little more in quality control.
Did you store the controller with the cord on top of it in its case because if you did that can Lin to the stick drift
@@trappedintimesurroundedbye5477 no it was kept on top of my desk when not in use
the fight pad is fire🥵🔥🔥
What about latency??
Ps5 pro controller, keep up the good work man
Thanks man, I appreciate that 🙌
What controller would be best for long term so that I dont get stick drift? like the pro bfg would be the one for that since I can just switch out the sticks and not buy an entirely new controller.
The edge also lets you swap out the joysticks and you just need to buy replacements for $20 instead of new controllers every time
@@Axelrun1994 I’ve considered this but the ps4 controller is just way better for competitive gaming way less clunky and big and more fast in my eyes
Darn... I watched this to find out if it has vibration or not. You did eventually say it doesn't and now I know not to buy it. Play Dying Light and try the lock picks without vibration... Good luck with that! Thanks for the video. You saved me from having to deal with returning it.
FINALLY TYSM❤❤
No worries, Thank you 🙏
@@SpawnPoiint SCUF vs Dualsense Edge vs Victrix Pro BFG???
Well scuf, and many others, takes a stock playstation controller and mods it, thats why it works as a stock controller would, turning on/waking the console, having adaptive triggers, dongle-less connection, and rumble
No comment on the battery life here :(. With some googling it looks like it is about 20h which is presumably twice as much as both the Edge and Scuf controllers.
But 0 future.... And no rumble...
The reason I’m going to buy the BFG is that I’m 6’4” and 235lb and have huge hands. I’m also a “clencher” so when I get a bit panicked I squeeze way too hard and my skill is average at best so that happens regularly.
I believe I’ve had every brand of pro controller for my XSX and none of them lasted longer than 6 months.
The best was Power A while the 2 very worst were my Razor which shattered internally like a cheap toy within 2 weeks and 2 scuffs which both broke within 4 weeks.
My Victrix Gambit has just past 13 months and is still working perfectly so for my new PS5 there is no question in my mind. The others have all been utter garbage. The King is still my 2002 PlayStation controller that still worked a couple of years ago when I tried it but only Victrix has been worth a damn. I may have been lucky with my unit but still it’s such a giant difference and I got nothing else to go on.
If I ever meet a manager from Razor or Scuff I think I’d tell them they make crap then spit on them😁(I have email evidence of Razor ceasing to assist me as soon as I said I’m in Australia so they flat out broke warranty. Dirty rats)
Well how's it working out for you? It feels suuuper flimsy in my hands and I'm 160lbs
first time into this channel. very noice review and voice
Thanks and welcome
Is it more comfortable than the dual sense? The standard Dual sense legit hurts my hands after 30-45 minutes.
Its small
Thanks, this helps alot. I was trying to decide between this or the Edge, I'll spend the extra and get the Edge
It looks like a really graet alternative. But without vibration, it's a no for me :( I'm currently okay with the DualSense Edge.
and no haptic triggers
Just bought it just for the fight pad module. I think it’s pretty cool
Can the right module be swapped so the thumbstick is on top and buttons on bottom? Wondering what having both sticks at the top would play like. Also wish it had vibration, that adds a lot to games and its one of the nice things controller has over PC.
No, and that's the only downside for most people, but I still love it, some say the material isn't as high quality, but if it was, the price would be more, I play lots of types of games, from racing, sports, the odd FPS, and fighting games, and this controller can do it all.
Switching from the xbox since day one to the ps5 pro this controller looks godly for me lol
I will definitely go for DualSence Edge!
I play CoD and Apex but also a lot more games, I prefer to have premium material and fully integrated!
+ the fact that official product last longer in a long run, so the price finally worth it!
Anyway, thanks for this complete review!
Thanks for watching and the comment.
Battery life on the edge is trash, and the grippy outer skin is starting to come off at the bottom edges. Owed since release earlier this year.
I wanted to love this controller and there is alot to like. Sadly the upgrade to hall effect sticks for some reason mess with the left trigger and not in a good way. Ruins it for me
Still prefer dualsense edge
Totally understand that.
sthupid zainrix
As a street fighter player, no.
@@s0da.-.this is better for Street fighter than the Edge?
@@verynotbadreviews7659 Because of the d pad and fight pad modules
I prefer the dualsense edge
How’s the battery on the edge. I wanted to get one.
@@TheSMSpiderI don’t play long maybe 2-3 hours n it’s good. If you play longer just plug it in and you’re good to go. Highly recommended.
2 back button tho
Great review, mate!!!
I want it.
Ps5 pro controller! Nice video!
I think that's worth like 80 bucks to me
This is gunna be great in helping me with my arthritic fingers
Its like $200💀
less than 200 which is cheap for a pro ps5 controller
I got it for 100
@@miamidestinationstravel2697 same i found one a tier refurbish for only 100 so i will buy it
that’s literally every pro controller what did you expect
Doesn’t vibrate though 😂
Cheap “pro”
I’m getting a ps5 tmr and I’m fs getting this too u sold me
Just bought one,1 day shipping can't wait to give it a go.
PS5 PRO CONTROLLER in the comments
I actually just ordered this before watching your review 😂 First thing excellent vid very clear 👍 I am pleased with what I heard. Been wanting a controller with rear paddles for some time but refuse to pay over 200 for any of them!!! Got this for £150 which I think is more than enough for any controller! After watching this I eagerly await delivery 👍 I will probably do a small vid myself on what I think playing Call of duty! Cheers.
People have been having a problem with the stick drift, I am stuck in buying this or the edge, have you had any problems with drift yet?
Interesting controller to be licensed by Sony
Yes it’s great to see PlayStation licensing 3rd party controllers.
The R5P is definitely comparable to Elite Series 2 in terms of build quality, and it probably even surpasses the DS Edge.
The DS Edge is just a slightly more premium feeling Dualsense without many "pro" features at almost triple the price.
Are you talking abt the nacon ? What pro controller for ps5 do u think is the best?
This would be a good controller if they sold modules, but they don't so when that ish starts drifting it's time for a new controller. That's why I bought the DS Edge
Lol wrong move dude. You know ds edge is not immune to drift? People have complained about it happening despite the "feature" you paid over $200 for to swap the analog stick out for an extra $20. Fuck you give me more money says Sony. No reports or mention of drift with this controller.
3 months later still no problems and support from Playstation with firmware updates. Victrix has problems, doesn't look good, they don't sell modules and no adaptive triggers which are needed for some games. Very right move on my part, not sure why you're coming at me. Buy what you want kitten
I am not really a pro controller guy but I just customise my controller with little budget gadgets
It costs 180 buck how is that cheap💀
“Cheaper”
Bro I went on Amazon it literally goes for 180
No, I mean it’s cheaper than the others. Not that’s it’s cheap.
@@SpawnPoiint oh ok
I just bought one of them controllers I also have the duel sense edge controller but wanted to give this one a go👍👍
Will be invest in one of these thanks 🙏🏾
Shockingly competitive price. If they bring in Hall effect sticks I’m in
You're more likely to get swappable adapters via a third party, if you want hall.
Eventually, someone is going to mass produce a really good controller with hall sensors and it will force the industry to adapt, but until then, the controller Industry wants you buying new controllers.
2 billion dollar industry.
I am watching this review because they just released hall effect modules.
$40 on their site, not sure about UK availability.
There's a big issue in that apparently if you want to use it as a PC controller you have to flip the button on top of your controller. But if you do, you can't use the headset jack on the controller. It's a really flawed issue.
I got one when they first came out and another for Christmas from my wife! I fuckin love these dam controllers! I got about 50 hours on the first one and no stick drift that I can tell. I know a lot of people are talking about the stick drift being insane which makes me wonder how well they take care of their shit or if they throwing tantrums from lost matches lol
Can you do both joysticks on top?
No
The minute I heard "removable fight pad" I immediately began arranging funeral plans for my wallet
Ordering this ASAP!!! I just gave away my Astro C40 & I've been on the hunt for a replacement.
Bro snuck in “leave a like” in the script and I almost got discombobulated
No vibration feature is a serious deal breaker for me. I can’t see how a “ premium “ pad would come without this given the nature of the games people play or would need programmable features for.
I do like the modularity of it though
5:10 when I tap the back button. I don’t flash at all
Hold Back center button WHILE pressing back paddle once. That will get your controller to blink for a mapping choice
No vibration was a deal breaker for me. Glad I saw this review.
Very nice review
Having sticks and the d pad that appears to function like the sega d pad seems cool. Can you confirm that's how the one top functions.
This is pretty decent as I am burning through my 4th scuff controller now
Fight pad module looks cool, but at that point if you want a controller for a FG you're better off getting a Hori Fighting Commander Octa for a third of the price.
Get the dualsense edge. I own about 4 now about to have a 5th one coming in the middle of October. And a custom shell and don't forget to upgrade the battery.
Price pls
i dont like how i cant map the back button to the right analog stick i can only map it to R3
Coming from Xbox to Playstation, I NEED that asymmetrical stick layout. Comprehensive review. Although you didn't mention anything about why the 8-axis thumbstick gates matter. They are very handy for fighing games, as you need the precision when doing moves without input errors, in for instance Street Fighter 6.
If you like that, check out the Nacon revolution, pro 5
Question do they use Hall effect analog sticks?
Great video mate. Does the position of the fight pad buttons cause strain to the hand if using normal instead of claw?
I always thought This would be a dream for emulation
What do you recommend as tv or monitor for ps5
Tv I’d go for an LG OLED for a monitor I’d look at an UltraGear or ROG
Great video sr, I learn lot about, just quick question when you have the chance, what pro controller do you recommend for ps5? I come from using a astro c40 for my ps4 as my first pro controller but im looking for similar experience, I appreciate and thanks 👍
Loved this one.
Thank you 🙏
Halo infinite on ps5
You had me at not heavy 😂
Adding to all of these reviews. The sticks for this controller are great, however the trigger stops are the biggest con for the fps community. No matter what you find your self accidentally hitting one of them and then having to take 10 seconds off game to reconfig the roller midgame.
Play flipped
I have a DualSense Edge that I am using as a normal controller. Nacon Revolution Pro 5 to replace my Scuf that have an issue with R3 and L3. :) I am thinking to try this one as well, as I love 4 back buttongs. DualSense Edge it's one of the best controller I ever had (and had more than 8 Pro controllers). The only 'issue' I have is that there are only 2 back buttons. Everything else it's perfect: weight, feeling etc
I like how the cross pad and thumb stick swap, and buttons. It also makes it easier to repair. No speaker, vibrator. I wonder if it has motion control for games like Super Monkey Ball?
No motion control
I dont mind the no controller speaker option