Customer Ratings & Reviews

This controller wants to be so many things and only achieves around average for most of them. Like the back buttons are literal mouse click style and would be awesome if they weren't placed in such a way that you either hit them accidentally and so have to position your hands kinda weird to avoid them or rely on them entirely vs the standard option. The lack of support for android or iOS for programming the thing also bizarre. There are also no replacement parts available. Spend $200 and more and if it breaks out of warranty. Sad times, cause unless you know a workaround I don't for replacing the square triangle "x" and circle buttons those quit that's that. The dongle and ability to work around the Bluetooth PS5 embargo and pair headphones or what have you directly to the controller is great, and the hall effect, and the other joystick centered tóols that come in the kit to reduce the distance travel before max input is reached , think trigger stop but for the sticks, that and the option to swap between 3 types of joystick tops is useful. The whole weight adjustment on the grips and whatever is cool.,..but why that but no mechanical buttons ? Also the whole profile assignment is just not user friendly. I really wanted to like this controller. It just seemed to have the right idea but in the end you're better off with the dualsense edge which is super easy to use, and super helpful in making things approachable , and integrated seamlessly to the PS5. This review was a 3 when I started the 2 it has now was realizing I can't back this controller much at all. I will say the controller does feel solid and sturdy and of the highest quality materials and construction. A+++ on that end.

You must have a PC to set up different profiles with different adjustments for how your buttons work and that is annoying this is absolutely not worth $200 but it is nice to use an Xbox feeling controller on your PlayStation and it does work for PC as well the versatility is nice but it should not be worth more than 110 bucks

Works great! Not sure if it's worth the hefty price tag, but my 11 year old gamer is enjoys using it. It doesn't seem like it's wireless just because it always connected while playing.

This overall the perfect controller for me. It’s a little big, possibly a little bigger than an Xbox controller (also configured like one, layout wise). Overall if you’re fine with it being on the bigger side it’s worth it. I use it on Ps5 and compared to a few others I’ve used this is by far the best. Absolutely no input lag what so ever and it connected seamlessly. Also this controller comes with weights that you can put in the handles along with to paddle style buttons on the bottom (there’s also a paddle like button about where your ring finger would be for added options). The controller also has to modes preset and custom . It can also be connected using the BT dongle included or by wiring it directly with its charger (also battery life is decent but I haven’t paid much attention to it I believe it lasts around a week @ about 5 hrs of play time a day maybe more ).

The controller work perfectly for any game and the quality, the performance and the battery life is good no complaints.

This is the DualSense Edge and the Elite 2 controller blended together to make the perfect PC controller. The problem with that is, that doesn't mix well. You've got the Playstation logo on the controller, but it wants to be the Xbox Elite controller. The controls work well as the ladder, but the button layout doesn't play well with playstaion. It has the body for a PS 4 and control design scheme of an Xbox controller. I don't like to call out different brands, but it is kind of important to give an accurate visual of the build. Sony will not allow for the rumble feature to work on the PS5, so ax that idea unless you're using a PS 4 or a PC. Using it on my PC, I felt like it was smooth and responsive even though my PC doesn't support the DualSense format, but it will let it run like an Elite. I like that it comes with a nice carrying case, because there's a lot of hardware to unpack. You've got the controller, a really long type C charging cable, PC dongle, and box of controller accessories including but not limited to thumb sticks and D pad. This is a well built controller. I like the way it feels in my hands, but it doesn't make me want to put my actual DualSense Edge or Elite 2 controllers away. I like the battery power of the controller compared to the DS Edge, but it's just not worth the trade-off when I'm using the cable more often than not, on PC. And when on the PS 5, it just makes sense to stick with the licensed controller. After all, they're the same price. If that's the deciding factor, go with the name brand that does everything you want it to do. It's only the better option if you're playing on PS 4.

For my usage, I tried to use the controller instead of the Xbox controller on windows PC. The setup was simple just plug it in and switch to PC mode and it recognizes it as an Xbox controller. Even the wireless dongle also works just plugging it in. The layout is just like an Xbox controller with the extra pad in the middle, but using it on PC you don’t get to configure or use this. You can switch it to the PS4 or PS5 setting, but the PC doesn’t recognize it unless you use Steam. And some games show the PlayStation layout while most just show it as Xbox. I do like the overall feel and build is solid. If feels and works better then the standard Xbox controller except for the start and back buttons are a little small. If this was just an Xbox controller layout I would make this my mains controller. I also like the bottom buttons especially as you can customize them. The problem is since it tries to be a PlayStation control with the Xbox stick layout you get the worsted of both. The other downside is the software. It’s not easy to use and confusing as you need to be connected as a PlayStation controller on the PC. It’s also confusing as you cannot modify the default layouts and instead need to copy and edit which isn’t too clear. I was also unable to click the update button. While it’s nice to customize the buttons, if you are using this on a PlayStation to have to get a computer to do it is a lot of work. While I want to like it I feel with the PlayStation layout and clunky software that it’s not a good choice.

Best customization ive seen on a controller. Comfortable, long battery life.

Great controller. It’s replacing my razor wolverine pro controller, which was I guess sunset a couple months ago I like the weights that you can attitude. It feels good to have a weighted controller all around excellent controller.

Good controller just stick drift kinda annoying after a bit

Best possible controller you can use on a PS5. Comfortable, modular, easy connection. Also a great purchase if you also game on PC. Plug-and-play simplicity with hall-effect sticks make this controller actually worth your money unlike continuing to buy more Dualsense controllers that have inevitable controller drift with cheap analog sticks. Cons -- It would be nice if the haptics/vibration still worked on this controller, but I understand that Sony won't allow this feature on non-Dualsense controllers. Therefore, it's a Sony restriction, not a lack of effort on Nacon's part. For what it's worth the haptics are great on PC.

We bought one and my boys liked it a lot, so we ended up getting a second one after a while. The second one had uneven feeling between the joysticks so we had to take that one back. The first one is still great though. We will probably try another one when they go on sale again.

If you are looking to play PS5 games, especially the exclusive and first party titles then I would not recommend this. The main reason being is that this controller does not have the Adaptive Triggers that makes the DualSense so unique. But I do love this controller's agronomics and for playing PS4 games on the PS5 its perfect. You can adjust the wait of the controller and the back buttons are placed in a spot where your fingers might normally rest.

it’s a cool controller i like how i can add the weights but i return it because it don't vibrate for the ps5 games that sucks 200$ controllers but don’t vibrate for ps5

Love it ! Batter life's awesome super customable feels great in you hands

I am a PC (Controller) player, who uses the Xbox Elite Series 2 premium controller. It’s a world class controller, however, I do love my PS5 console. But I can’t stand the PS controller stick layout, as feels awkward in my hands. I had purchased before the DualSense Edge and it just didn’t feel right nor could I make it super loose how I like it! Thankfully, Nacon came to the rescue with the Revolution 5 Pro Controller. It’s basically an Xbox Series Elite 2 in my hands while playing PS5!!! I also tried it on PC and works great too! Bear in mind that the controller’s sensitivity settings are quite different and you will need to adjust via PC Application and in some games to get it just right! As my Xbox Series 2 settings are different, yet calibrated perfect! You must tinker with the Nacon to get it right! I have it on Linear Curve Sensitivity + (Raw mode) and removed Deadzones to 0. You will need to do the same ingame… to get perfect linear curves both in game and with the controller itself! I am now selling my DualSense Edge, as this is what I was looking for!!! The only downside… the price (this should be priced lower. $129.99 and no more than $150, to be quite honest! But I recommend the Nacon Revolution 5 Pro controller to fellow Xbox controller players!!!

This controller means business. With both wired and wireless functionality for PS4, PS5, and PC adds great versatility to the controller. with the ability to calibrated and tuned via PC. You can customize the controller response to your individual preference. Also, the INCLUDED interchangeable parts rock. Weighted stick swaps, differing rise height stick swaps, and other replaceables make this controller a cut above the rest. Definitely worth the investment

The buttons on the grips constantly get accidentally pressed. The trigger stops on some fps games stop your guns from shooting . Had high hopes as this is the only controller I could find with Hall effects sticks for the PS5. O have two PS5 dual sense controllers with extreme stick drift. Will most likely give PC gaming a shot and sell my PS5. I would get a dual sense edge but having to replace thumb stick modules every few months would get expensive

I love everything about this controller except that it doesn't vibrate. You can customize so much on this controller, feels like better quality over a stock Sony controller.

My son absolutely loves this controller and he has tried many. This is his favorite and he has no desire to switch.