- In-depth adjustable weight model - hair triggers - Best analog sticks I have ever use - Latency? What Latency? - easy to use PC software - Included microphone for headset - Bluetooth for headset directly on the controller - Hall effect on both sticks and triggers - button clicks feel great Controller can be nice and heavy and bottom buttons are sturdy - Nacon just cant seem to miss - I Have preferred Nacon controllers since their first Revolution model on the PS4 and they are always amazing controllers - They also actually last - I got this used and it came missing the wireless dongle so I cannot comment on that - I am not going to remove any stars though because I purchased 75% off and that was the only thing wrong - This is a solid buy and 200 dollars is a fair price for what it includes - if you can find it on discount its a no brainer

I researched each of the PS5 "Pro" controller options, and this one seemed to check the most boxes for me. It has 4 remappable buttons on the rear, hall effect joy-sticks, and some of the best battery life offered on PS5 controllers. It comes with a decent case and a plastic case for the extra accessories like joystick heads, different shafts that change the range of how much you can move the sticks, and extra weights if you want to make the controller heavier. At first the controller felt a bit weird with the responsiveness of the sticks. I downloaded the Nacon software on my PC to fine tune the controller. That made a huge improvement in how the sticks felt afterwards, so I'd recommend doing that ASAP. The software also lets you customize the rear paddle mappings and the light around the right stick if you're into that, but I personally turned it off. I got the controller "open-box excellent" for just under $100, and for that price I say it's totally worth it (especially since Sony raised the price of the regular Dual Sense to $75, so this controller wasn't too much of a jump from there). Overall once you get the buttons mapped and the joy-sticks dialed in, this is a good controller. As to why I rated it 4 stars, the shape of the controller felt a bit uncomfortable at first and took some getting used to. It also has a bit of creakiness if you squeeze the controller around the textured parts on the handles, and parts can become smudgy even playing with clean hands. The PC software also had a bit of a learning curve, and it kind of stinks you can't do these customizations on the PS5 itself. If you can get it on a good sale or open box like I did, those flaws are easier to overlook, but I definitely wouldn't spend the full price of $200. If you're patient there may be a PS5 version of the Razer Wolverine 3 eventually, but right now it's only for Xbox. That controller seems perfect for me, but I needed something now since I just got the PS5 Pro. I think the Nacon 5 is currently the best option on the market, so if you need something now I think this is a solid option overall.

The Nacon Pro controller is an excellent controller and could switch out the thumb stick & D-pad

Changeable d pad and toggle, also trigger locks and weight that you can add to control. The o control also has a rubber sort of feel I like it hands can't sweat out. But the battery is concerning...

That it come with alot of things you can switch on it