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27 Apr, 2017
Great Pro Option for the Money
1 of 1 found this helpful First off, this controller takes some getting used to. Quite a bit if you've only ever used Dualshock controllers especially. The grip is completely different. The placement of the knobs is different. The triggers are angled and shaped differently. This is a completely new controller experience, and thus requires spending ample time with to feel comfortable with. Additionally, for the rest of this review I will be comparing all features to the Sony Dualshock 4.
All that said, once I got used to the differences, I absolutely loved it. It has built in grooves for your hands to slide into, making the grip much tighter. The build quality is excellent and it feels much more solid in my hands. Below is a brief look at each part of the controller:
• Face buttons - larger, clickier, and smooth
• Analog sticks - metal shafts make it feel better, and like it will last longer. The movement is smoother and I prefer the convex right stick and concave left stick. They're also slightly taller, allowing for finer movements.
• D-pad - I don't find myself needing to use it much, but it works fine. No complaints but I also don't think it's amazing either. Feels a bit more loose than DS4.
• Triggers - best part of the controller IMO. L1+R1 are extremely responsive and clicky. L2+R2 are at an odd angle, but after getting used to them they feel fine and are also really responsive. They feel better the more I use them.
• M buttons - They feel ok. Nice that they exist, as the DS4 does not have these, and for certain things they come in handy, but I don't find myself using them much. The inner buttons feel a tad awkward to press, while the outer buttons feel perfectly fine. I think I would prefer triggers over buttons, but they're still responsive and work fine.
• Grip - amazing. No slip whatsoever and as I stated above once I found my spot my hands feel like they're at home using this. I've gone back to the DS4 a couple times and the things just slides right out of my hands and feels so incredibly loose after using the Nacon. Something you don't realize the DS4 is weak in until you use something better for long enough.
• Software - a little learning curve to start but easy enough to use. I mostly just search for pre-made profiles (mostly by other users) and load em up. Quick and easy once you get used to how it works. Switching profiles on the controller while playing is super simple and fast. Literally just a press of a button to scroll through the 4 available presets.
All in all I'm really enjoying it. I don't play super competitively and can't really tell if I play any better, but after about a month of use it feels much more comfortable to use than the DS4. It feels like it will last longer based on the quality build, but only having had it a month I can't say for certain. The weights add a nice touch as I like my controllers heavier. Feels more solid in my hands.