PDP - Victrix Pro BFG Wireless Controller for PS5, PS4, and PC, Sony 3D Audio, Modular Buttons/Clutch Triggers/Joystick - Black

So now that its been almost a whole year since i bought this- heres my thoughts. I LOVE this controller! It was a tad pricy but worth it! Honestly this was one of the best investments i made for my gaming. I have a ps5 and went from the regular dual shock to this and it was a game changer! The feel took a little bit to get used to, same with the back buttons but once i got used to it, i cant use any other controller. You can use it, wired with the connected cuper cute purple wired cord, or wireless which is how i use it. The wired cord can also be plugged into your laptop or pc and after downloading the Victrix controller hub you can customize your buttons. The back buttons can be programmed to be things as well! I 99% of the time just play call of duty, so since their are 4 back buttons i have them 1.slide 2.plate up 3.reload 4. Melee It comes in handy soooo much. You can also adjust the stick dead zones, the trigger buttons, etc! It also comes with additional analog sticks with different sizes and grips, other buttons to change from ps5 to xbox style. It has the plates around the analog stick that can also be changed which is great! Oh and it holds a charge for a long time. Never actually paid attention to how long, but itll last me a few days of heavy gaming before needing to charge. It came in this cute case that holds everything perfectly, and when i travel if i have to take my controller like when i moved I didnt worry about it being damaged. The case itself is hard and sturdy. Anyways i want this controller in multiple colors its the best!

I tried a couple controllers like the Nacon 5 before this Victrix, and I vastly prefer the Victrix. It feels much more solid than the Nacon, and I like the 4 rear paddles are on this that are easy to reach and not accidentally hit. It also comes with a nice carrying case and long, purple braided USB-A to USB-C cable. The only issue I have has to do with the modularity where you can unscrew the plates where the face buttons and sticks are and swap them around. I had two instances over the past year using this controller where my inputs stopped registering, and I saw the plate the buttons are on had just came loose with normal use. I had to use the included screwdriver to tighten it down again, and then the controller started working perfectly fine. I also didn't care for the fighting style 6 button faceplate, I tried it in a couple fighting games and didn't think it gave me much of an advantage. It's also a pain to have to keep unscrewing and rescrewing the plates when you switch to play a different game, so I just keep it in the traditional 4 face buttons with the analog stick configuration. Besides that, the controller feels good and is responsive, and it's nice that it works on PS4, PS5 and PC. There is no rumble or gyro in the controller either, but I got it for $100 and didn't mind giving up those features to get the benefits of the rear paddles and changing to the Xbox-style skewed analog stick layout.

My review on the PS5 pro BFG controller vectrix another broken shoulder. I had bought this past memorial day when I am Boxster controller, Indian boxing, a came with his own personal case and inside a case it comes with convex thumb sticks. You can change the D pad and change the controller buttons to a 65 pad configuration if you’re into Mortal Kombat and fighting games like she fighter and stuff like that. For me as a streamer YouTuber, I use the Xbox configuration for me. It’s more comfortable like that and then the standard PlayStation configuration. I have the D pad in the V-shaped control ID pad and my thumb stick is in the upper left-hand corner in the four button configurations on the right hand side, so it’s totally a Xbox configuration but you can definitely put it in a PlayStation configuration if you want to buy using the screwdriver that comes with the case of the controller. The build quality is not cheap, but decent. Also lightweight for me. It’s not heavy when you pick it up it does come with short trigger stops and it does have mappable buttons in the back to where you can reprogram the controller where you want your trigger button to be when you play call of duty or other FPS games for me just like my Xbox I have my trigger button behind my left side of my hand underneath the controller not the top 01 button it’s a more comfortable feel for me that way also, the controller does have a few Molden functions and goes from PC to PS4 and PS5 you can use it wirelessly and wired. If you wanna use it wirelessly you have to use a dongle that’s provided by myself using wired with the braided cable that came with it for low latency, and the buttons feel very clickable and super responsive right now I’m playing shadow of Mordor, and using the controller for its super high pace combination with my sword play no you cannot turn on the consul with this controller because it doesn’t have the full features of a dual sense controller but you can never get your whole consul with it so I do highly recommend this controller for those. I want to have a versatile function if you’re a PlayStation guy on Xbox player, this controller will give you that versatile effect and if you’re into fighting games, it will provide that for you as well for the arcade style. My review is strictly from the heart it’s not a paid review. I bought this controller with my own money and with my own thoughts and time put into it, I do highly recommend for the price .

I honestly love this controller. I needed a new fightpad that worked with playstation 4, 5 and PC and wired for easy plig and play because Street Fighter 6 is around the corner. This hit all these marks and has a wireless option. This all means nothing if the d pad and buttons don't feel right and aren't responsive. Thankfully they feel great! I'm able to do my movements on the dpad flawlessly and the buttons are super responsive and clicky wuth short travel. It's also cool that you can switch out the fightpad buttons with more traditional controls (4 face buttons and an analog stick) or flip the dpad and left analog stick to be symmetrical or non symmetrical withe the right. You can also change to different dpads and lengths or analog sticks and program extra buttons in the back to whatever you want. My only real complaint is how far down the fightpad buttons are on the controller. It took some getting use to but worth it with how great this thing is in my opinion. If you're looking for a fightpad i recommend it highly and it's great for other games as well. There is no haptic triggers, gyros or rumble but thats not why i needed it and if you don't need or care about that stuff i think you'll really like it.

The features are like most are the buttons in the back the top ones it lets you decide on how far back you want to press the button I think that's a good feature also love the button switching around that is a great feel whenever your hand gets numb for pain a certain way just switch the buttons around . Also love how easy it is to you turn off the the extra buttons and how easy it is to set up each button to your liking only con is that it doesn't have a speaker like the DualShock but most of us play with headsets right well I don't I have a son so I got to keep an ear out so that's why I say it's a con for me . When purchasing and they say add the warranty I say get the warranty not because it's going to mess up on you but two years pass this is got a new one for free love the extra long cable it comes with a nice essential if you ask me it has the Bluetooth usb which you have to connect to the ps5 .