Top five PC controllers and two of the slots are taken up by the Dualsense and stock Xbox? That alone proves it. Only an entity with zero self-awareness would put out this line up and not expect ridicule😂.
I haven't tried the the newest controller but the older ones always felt very small to me, also it's not as big of a deal as people make it out to be but I'm not a fan of the side by side thumbsticks
Hi Folks. I'm 43 and clueless. Do I need to buy the Xbox core with the wireless adapter to play on PC or can I just buy the pad and bluetooth? Any help appreciated. Thanks
The only thing that a Dualsense (ps5 controller) would need to be a 10/10 in my eyes is just a set of paddle switches on the rear. If you could say reload, or maybe map it to melee in a FPS without moving your thumb off of the stick in FPS games, it would be the only controller anyone should buy for any reason.
I have both and my PS5 controller is faster, more responsive and I'm much better at COD, also bumper jumper tactical works better with a PS5 controller @@Lcarp19
I feel like I need a specific reccomedation, I dont care about paddles and stuff like that because for those kind of games I'd just use a mouse and keyboard, I pretty much only need one for emulations and certain single player games
Thrustmaster e swap pro, I’ve had mine for quite a while and play a lot, it has paddles on the back but I rarely use them. The buttons are mechanical which gives it a longer life and if you get stick drift the stick modual is magnetic and you can order new sticks.
The xbox elite controller is just in the 1st 3 month ood than the rb butten is not working good anymore now after 1 year the rb button doesnt work at all
Does anyone know if xbox controllers are more compatible than other gamepads like logitech on pc? I have an old logitech dual action that works great on some games and is not even detected on other games other games.
If your gaming on pc go for xbox series controller. Most pc games now are made for x-input. Other i can recommend are 8bitdo controllers, logitech f710. They have both x-input and D-input mode. There is also a gulikit but my experience on it was hell... Wireless connection is not that stable. For most, i use xbox series controller, the others are only backups.
Cap video Dualsense is worse on PC than Dualshock 4. No features supported, annoying firmware issues, and the face buttons are way mushier, making it worse for rhythm games or precise inputs.
best controller playstation layout.... well guess ill go for secon best or something. i cant stand the fact that the Sticks are next to eachother instead of like the xbox version more natural position
Why every controller has to be Xbox style? I mean for people like me that have been playing on PlayStation all their life and can't find comfort on the Xbox controllers, which ones should we look for? Cause it seems I can't find some that are recommended except DualSense which is not a budget controller.
Y’all need to check out all of the PowerA Xbox controllers! Their amazing! Just getting the cheap ones with the back buttons is amazing! I love them, and playing pc a wired connection minimizes the input lag.
Just bought one, and I dislike the thumbstick texture, I played Geometry Wars for 30 min and the pain in my thumb is still after 3 hours, I believe it's the same as xbox one, so I put it back on the shelf and now I'm using my DS4 again. I wish they provided a different comfy texture for the thumbstick, xbox 360 and DS4 thumbstick texture is one of the best. but I have to say, for the money, it's one of the best so far. but if you are looking for the best, I say DS4 or Xbox Elite so you can change the default thumbstick texture. why not DS5? The battery life I say. I don't like to charge my controller every 6 hours.
Mine always brake within a month or two, granted I do always drop them at least once by accident but they brake very easily alot of cheap plastic in those controllers. Good price though
DS4 is way better than the Dualsense for me. Better battery, more comfortable for me and way better dpad. Haptic Feedback definitely better than rumble and of course the haptic triggers are nice.
The turtle beach recon controller is trash keeps dirt and sweat on it cant really clean it also RT button broke after 3 month. the Razer tournament edition is a better choice 5k hours playtime zero problems.
In my Opinion, the Dual Sense Gamepad/PS5 Controller is the best Gamepad available. Unfortunatly, it really sucks while using with an PC. Because most Games does not support the Button Layout.
Why are all the controllers XBOX based? There are many controllers on the market, but you focus on the same controller. Pretty sure your title is 'Top 5 Best Controllers'? You are miles away on the various controllers on offer.
"Razer consistently delivers top quality products with superior components" You just discredited this entire video. No one in their right mind and after doing research would go near a Razer product.
Turtle beach is unreliable, never had a product from them that holds up and baby my stuff. Elite controllers always end up having issues with the connection to pc eventually, the paddles are the best but they stop working after a year. The razor is ok. Best pro controller in my opinion is the thrustmaster pro swap x
What would you recommend? I’m looking for a controller to play Zelda on the switch, does have to be a switch controller though as they make adapters. I just want a decent controller.
@@BigTrees4ever A good controller that I keep seeing as a great nintendo controller is the King Kong 2 Pro controller. It has the form of a xbox controller, has gyro controls, and their selling point is their magentic joysticks that don't suffer from drift as conventional controllers do. It's priced at $60-$70 and I am personally considering getting one.
@@ChickenBeter caution that the kingkong 2 pro, from what I've gathered online has 12-15ms latency while the Dualshock 4 and ds5 has only at most 1-2ms
@@highlow8683 I figured that out recently and went with the 8bitdo ultimate. The paddles and latency make it seem to be the better choice. The latency tests through 2.4g seem to be standard 3ms and has small jumps to 7ms, better than the standard 7ms I got with my 5-6 year old wired Xbox elite controller. Is the 1-2ms delay on the DualShock 5 through wired or wireless connection?
@@ChickenBeter the 1-2ms delay on dualshock 4 and ds5 is through it's wireless bluetooth. These controllers I think are the fastest in the controller market currently in terms of wireless latency, and not to mention it has both gyro and analog triggers working all in one mode(there's only one mode so it's the default). The 8bitdo ultimate could have been a good contender for the playstation controllers but there's huge caveats currently. The 8bitdo ultimate (bluetooth version) has analog triggers but it only works on the 2.4ghz mode (gyro gets disabled on 2.4ghz mode). The gyro only works on it's bluetooth mode(Analog triggers gets disabled on bluetooth mode). Afaik, there is no way to get both the analog and gyro working at the same time (would love if someone corrects me on this one but I can't find a way to enable both)
I'm curious because I'm immediately thinking XBOX, because it's both Microsoft. But then again there's still all the other windowses beneath the current windows, so they're not exaclty known for connectivity. I'm also thinking PS4, because I should have one here somewhere. I'm thinking steam? If they have their own controller, it'll probably work with all my steam games, right? Then I'm hoping joy cons, because I love the relaxed hands-free-ness of the two part controller.. let's see what you got
@@dane4890 I was asking because of Watch Dogs, that is literally unplayable without keys and mouse. I'm serious, driving is actually impossible without nuanced control. And I settled on the dualshock, because I had it and it works well via bluetooth and a wacom cable
The Xbox series 2 elite controller is the most flawed shitty controller I had.... had 12 of them to be exact. your recommendation seems kinda shilly xD Face buttons not registering consistently on all of them i had... i had 12. Sticks feel grindy when pushed in and moved. You need to revert the firmware to get full 125hz polling rate in bluetooth/dongle mode... which is still slow... if you revert the firmware it happens often enough that for example in Rocket league you get framerate drops when pressing certain buttons.
Honestly, you sound like a damn fool for buying the same faulty controller 12 times smh. After 2 I would've bought something else. I bet Microsoft is happy to have customers like you lol
@@adharshsajikumar6526 I've settled with the 8 Bit do ultimate Bluetooth controller. it also does 2.4ghz and has about 3.5-4ms input delay + it uses Halleffect sticks which will not drift in your lifetime. It comes with a charging dock which is really well built and the overall quality for 70 ish € is nuts compared to the microsoft thing.
The truth is that Xbox controllers are garbage. I have 2 Xbox series X gamepads, and, after only 3 months, the left stick on both contorollers started to drift pretty bad. This problem has been a constant issue since the Xbox One controllers were launched. So, if you are thinking about buying something very expensive and, (supposedly) good, then do not buy an Xbox controller.
bro I have my series x controller since it launched and never developed any kind of problem and I use it almost everyday, do you ever wash your hands or clean your room? lol
@@Astelock87 "do you ever wash your hands or clean your room? lol" Not everybody behaves like you, my man. You know what they say, "the lion thinks everybody is like him" Check everywhere and Drifting is a common flaw nowadays with these controllers. Hence, third party companies are implementing Hall Effect sticks.
@@Jonnhy_24 Nah man. The type of game shouldn't matter. The problem is with the technology these big companies use. They use POTENTIOMETERS in their controllers. The thing is that I like my Xbox controller, but this component in particular wears off pretty fast. That turns this, actually cool, gamepad into garbage. If you want to avoid the drifting issue, you can get yourself a third party controller. There are some companies usinng the HALL EFFECT technology, which is not new at all, ad it seems that they work better than these monster companies gamepads. You can find a lot of reviews on HALL EFFECT controllers on you tube. Good luck in your search!
