Customer Ratings & Reviews

Not very comfortable Would like it to be more responsive when i. Wirless mode. Constantly have to have it in wired mode so I don't get lag drifting.

It was missing the accessories and paddles, other than that the controller is solid. Just wish I had everything with it.

Back paddles break be sure and get the warranty. But feels good

Its a nice and finished product, the only problem im a PC player and playstation does have the full feature on PC. Other than that it would be a great product for playstation consoles only

The feel of the controller is great but if you don’t have a ps5 it’s useless for 200 dollars pc users should be able to use this

Waste of money, save your coin and buy something else. Sticks ghost your characters and make them un controllable while doing so. Thought maybe it was a malfunctioning stick and replaced it. Controller still controlled my characters. Stick to the original dual sense unless having back buttons and a headache is a must, or purchase a Battle Beaver, Aim, Hex etc. Instead. I'd stay away from scuff as well as they seem to share the same quality issues as the rest of the mass produced controllers do. On the same sane token I have regular dual sense controllers that have lasted 2 years plus under heavy use. They do/can make a good controller. This ain't one of them. Ironically, the controller last long enough to pass the in store warranty but not much longer after that. Mine went 1.5 months before having issues. The hard case and charger lock is nice, replaceable sticks seem like a great concept minus the fact that it appears to have lowered the quality control aspect because so. I'd rather buy a custom ps5 controller that last 2-3 years than shell out this amount of coin and have to replace the stick modules every 1.5 months.- not that replacing them even fixed the issue, bummer...

I was exceptionally excited to finally afford this controller. I went to my local Best Buy in Longview and purchased the controller in confidence. Sony dropped the ball on this one. 6 days after playing with the controller I was experiencing problem with the controller crouching . After troubleshooting I realized the problems were the back pedals. When taken out the problem stops. I bought this controller for the ability to use back pedals. I tried using the other back pedals the controller comes with and still no change. Dissapointed for buying a 200$+ controller and not being able to use the main functions that made it special.

For the average gamer this is not worth the price. Biggest downside is the battery is smaller than the regular controller.

I loved the trigger stops and replaceable thumbstic modules. I had to return it within 2 weeks because the 'O' button stopped responding. That is why i gave it only 3 stars.

Bought used and it’s just not as responsive and I wouldn’t recommend

It was a very premium controller but if you are on pc do not buy the paddles won’t work unless you have another software on your pc it’s mainly for ps5

Doesn't hold a charge for shxt! Will literally die 30 minutes after a full charge!

I can’t believe that this is an advanced expensive controller and it doesn’t have auto rapid turbo mode!

Baytery life not that good and the controller gets dirty very quicky paddles kinda mushy not as clicky as i would like.

Really falls short of the elite controller. Not having 4 back pedals is disappointing and for the price, it doesn’t come with a premium feel.

I think it complicates things it’s also a bit bigger in my hand so really think it’s for big handed people

The customizable features, the modular pieces, and the back paddles are great additions. But the upgrade from the standard dual sense controller is not much and does not justify the price. I would expect less plastic, better materials, and better overall quality for the price premium. Like the Xbox Elite controller, that really is a step up from the standard controller. This one falls short.

If anything, the back paddles got in the way. Its too easy to hit them and mess your flow up.

All they had to do was copy exactly what the Elite Series 2 controller did, and this would be perfect. It’s a heavier Dualsense Edge for $200.

I liked being able to replace joysticks and reassign buttons but the teiggers can be improved by shortening the trigger pull on the last setting.