The Right PS5 Controller

[@WheeledHamster]

How to not avoid stick drift, get a controller with 4 paddles and assign L3/R3 to them. I hate pressing the stick down especially when tilting, that's how you destroy your thumbsticks.

[@ernestsvaldovskis343]

Do metal thumbsticks have that problem? You know when theres metal for the stick.

[@HamzaThaheem]

That is a great idea tbh xD

[@12besteditor]

@@ernestsvaldovskis343it does

[@Pomali1029]

I was gonna debunk your comment but I actually have some spare pots and checking one I did notice the whole carbon pads move up and down on the potentiometers when you press it, so there's merit to your statement. It won't eliminate the wear but might diminish it

[@nilac1987]

All controllers including stock should come with two back buttons, just to remove the pressing of the L3/R3

[@iyctthgootk]

That half dome back button on the edge is in my opinion by far the most comfortable and easy to use out of any gaming controller. I feel like ur fingers just go there very naturally. Other gaming controller companies should implement it. There is one out there that did tho, TCP.

[@Neoxon619]

I’m actually surprised more games outside of Fortnite haven’t used the adaptive triggers as a software short trigger pull. It works really well from the time I’ve spent with the option.

[@FireWall.]

Multi plats have been kind of lazy with platform specific features for a while now.

[@Theor.y]

Rainbow 6 call of duty and apex all use it. Any game with the ps5 symbol next to it usually has an adaptive trigger setting somewhere

[@Iamwantedin50states]

Money

[@M0eRiyadh]

​@TosTheory but it doesn't act as a shorter trigger rather than a gun trigger in both siege and cod

[@GhibliNova]

Why not use a switch pro controller with a brook adapter? Can't get more of a short trigger than just having a button instead

[@markbradley5355]

Due to process of elimination, looks like the edge is the clear winner here. While I like the overall look and design of the Vitrix, the lack of adaptive triggers, the awkward way of adjusting the triggers and no rumble feature is a massive turnoff.

[@EchoX860]

I turn off vibration and the adaptive triggers, the Victrix is looking good

[@AyeYoYoYooo]

Genuinely can’t wait for that clicky, 8-way microswitch D-Pad from Razer to be featured on a stormtrooper wired/wireless RAION successor for PS5/Switch !!! As well as featured on a stormtrooper Raiju with slightly less options than the wolverine v2 pro, and the D-Pad in the top left corner, like the traditional PlayStation layout has always been.

[@SivaRamaPrasadYELESWARAPU]

I got myself the dual sense edge and I don’t regret it. It is fantastic and much cheaper for what all features it is offering.

[@andy2991]

Poor battery life

[@PuddleWaterIsTheBestWater]

@@andy2991*CHARGES CONTROLLER*

[@Rdisilly24]

@@andy2991it comes with a 10 ft cord and it charges in 20 minutes

[@draco2xx]

i personally prefer xbox controller design style, victrix would be a really good controller if it had vibration feature

[@theoutsiderjess1869]

I actually like what companies are doing with the scuff controllers for the ps5 especially with how customizable it is

[@SamuelThadius12]

except you're paying $300+ easily for a customized control which is crazy... +$40 extra just to have mouse click bumpers/triggers

[@MilkTsunami]

@@SamuelThadius12yeah, scuf controllers are awful

[@damiondelany926]

@@MilkTsunamithey are great but overpriced lol

[@Anonymous0512]

Buy refurbished ones, absolutely the same, 3/4 of the price

[@guyknightley3499]

You can do everything scuff does yourself and its by far cheaper. I got clicky buttons on EVERY button and 4 paddles and I just ordered the parts my self and fully modded a normal PS5 controller and it costed me around 180$ all in. I am soon gonna order new shells and buttons for my edge controller and mod it as well.

[@kell_jc2682]

I wish they made the edge with four paddles ☹️ I hope in the future they do the edge v2 with 4 paddles I will buy that in a heart bit

[@airborne19j]

Same

[@kevinahearn8764]

so unbelievably disappointing. i've been waiting for a pro PS controller for over five years. with four paddles, the edge would easily be the best controller on the market. How fucking hard is it to make a good controller???

[@kell_jc2682]

@kevinahearn8764 my heart was broken when I saw its was just two paddles..

[@marcinx89]

True. I got used to 4paddles in Aimcontroller. Tried edge but 2paddles not any longer for me though quality is better.

[@신-r2r]

It's really weird that you have to find a controller and choose which feature you are going to give up. For example, in my personal case I like having all of these: 1_ Hall effect sticks 2_ Magnetic charging dock 3_ Waking the console with a button 4_ Xbox like D-pad and left stick positions 5_ Remappable buttons, ideally you could remap them to keyboard/mouse presses on pc but I can settle for rewasd

[@e3nlee]

Well no shit its going to be hard to find an xbox layout playstation controller

[@신-r2r]

@@e3nlee I'm not talking about the ABXY I hate those. Mostly the position of the dpad and stick like the victris and razer he just showed. I personally use a Nacon revolution unlimited but it only works for ps4 games

[@Shinssue]

@@신-r2r Xbox D-pad is okay for fast option menu(like souls games), but absolute garbage for 2d, retro or fighting games. What would be the propose of this downgrade?

[@RizzyGyatt]

magnetic charging dock is a waste, xbox layout is a waste

[@lazy_termite]

​@@RizzyGyatt dualsense's a waste

[@Absovec]

Interestingly - none of them has hall effect sticks, which in my opinion would be real killer feature

[@efad3215]

​@@vi3tciousNot tuned very well

[@joeschmoe5009]

Nacon revolution 5 has hall effect

[@isiaac5715]

I mainly play first person shooter so I'm down to the BFG or the natecom. What would you recommend​@@joeschmoe5009

[@vyvynylification]

I have a controller from AimController and ordered it with hall effect sticks, but cancelled the option as I wasn't sure about how they would feel. My buddy got a controller from them too with hall effect installed. I can say hall effect is very responsive (he had to up the deadzone) and feels slightly lighter/looser but overall nothing too crazy or bad. So if I ever send my controller in I may still get hall effect sticks

[@jasoncuellar8737]

Talk about bad timing, I bought the dual sense edge 3 weeks ago. I am also in Canada so vectrix controller is not available on Canadian retailers. It works fine, a lot more feature complete than any other pro controller I've used. But incredibly expensive!

[@doreaga]

Be careful with the v pro bfg. I got a warranty on it when I brought it. Updated it on pc and I had it for two weeks and had stick drift on the right analog stick. Reset it and as they say on the instructions still drifts. Also they don't have modules that you can buy separately. Ended up swapping it out for something else.

[@kevinahearn8764]

what did you get

[@JoeyCentral]

Yeah same had mine for 2 months and I have stick drift on the left analog stick. A shame because I love the direction buttons on the controller but I’ve got dicked soo many times because the drift would cause me to miss input something and lose a match.

[@doreaga]

@@kevinahearn8764Dual sense edge

[@vgezzliyYT]

@@JoeyCentralthey have Hall effects now they are selling them on the website

[@victorblanco7796]

Now you can buy separate modules with Hall effect for the Victrix. Absolute game changer!

[@pinto5012]

Would be cool if console makers sold asymmetrical and offset 1st party controllers to give consumers options

[@CharlemagneGuy127]

I think I’ll go for the Victrix controller, though the Razor Wolverine looks alright too. It’s the Xbox-style sticks that’s my main draw towards them cuz the awkward claw shape you gotta make for the dualsense is finally cramping my hands, especially when I recently started playing Evil West recently. I’m not too worried about having no rumble or haptic triggers as I never really cared about them or really noticed them.

[@s1mplem4gic58]

Good idea my Wolverine came in broken yesterday 😭 probably going to get the edge now

[@CharlemagneGuy127]

I actually ended up getting both the Edge and Wolverine, as I was able to snag both at almost half the price. The victrix was perfectly fine on its own, but it was too small for my hands; I kept hitting the back paddles and the hair triggers if I gripped it tightly like I normally do with my controllers.

[@willroman3040]

Not gonna lie, the Wolverine is garbage. I ordered a pre-made from extremerate and I love it

[@noahscott5304]

victrix is shit bro i took it back for the first party one

[@16bitOtaku]

GuliKit said they are currently in R&D for HAL sticks for the DualSense, and will be for the DualSense Edge first since the modular design is best for them and easy to sell

[@sparky123665]

I have been waiting for exactly this, this is so good to hear

[@matthewgregory2106]

They make the best controller for the switch hands down

[@leksdex5682]

But hall sticks will be sale stand alone))

[@goldeneyegaming5439]

Any idea as to when they will become available? Tired of the standard edge stick modules, they lack precision and get stick drift within 3months. Most modules I bought from sony for the edge come with a 6% deadzone, giving you stick drift instantly. I miss my Nacon revolution unlimited, those were the BEST sticks money could buy... 0% deadzone, super precise with the best consistency and tension money could buy. I hope they make one for the PS5 cuz these sticks just don't cut it anymore

[@TheCaptainjuicy]

@@goldeneyegaming5439what happened to your nacon revolution?

[@diamonshade7484]

The next version of the edge needs an option for psvita dpad

[@Morghan]

The edge is the go to you can change the joysticks whenever you get drift and don’t need to send it or buy a new one like that’s a game changer bro

[@Crashed131963]

But it cas 3 times more before it saves you money .

[@Muyshtic]

​​@@Crashed131963 It kinda depends on your own personal experience, if you're not gaming frequently, then a normal dualsense is just fine since you won't wear down the sticks as fast and getting a new controller after maybe 2 years is fine... But if you're frequently gaming, and especially if you're playing games that requires lots of inputs, like action RPGs or especially FPS shooters, then you're gonna wear down your controller much faster, it's why some people can have their controllers for years and still have no drift while others get drift in a few months. If the latter's your case then the dualsense edge would be more worthwhile in the longer term, since you won't have to be buying a new controller every few months or a year So for some people it can actually save them a lot of money and possibly 3-5 controllers, and we're still a long way before a whole new generation of console comes out so you're gonna be gaming with that controller for a long time

[@rahndail3863]

Somewhat random question. The Wolverine sounds most enticing for my use cases: I have a Dualsense so won't miss out on the rumble and triggers, and want to play as many genres of games with it as possible, with a unique emphasis on 2D platformers and shmups. The big question for me is if the dpad on the Wolverine is in a comfortable and accessible position? If so I think the choice is obvious for me since the tactility would be ideal, and I could use it with any other sort of game, and keep the Dualsense for PS5 games. I just fear that I prefer the dpad placement on the Dualsense, so maybe the BFG would be the wiser choice.

[@rahndail3863]

Also, I suppose I'm curious on compatibility with other console controller adapters. For example, I'd love using some of these with Brook retro adapters, on the Switch, etc.

[@tarantinoish]

You should just get a Retrobit Saturn style controller if all you want is a controller for 2D platformers and shooters. The Saturn controller is great and then you could just your Dualsense like you said for PS5 games. It would be better and a lot cheaper.

[@vyvynylification]

I have a fully loaded/custom AimController and the Sony Dualsense Edge as my casual/back-up controller. The dualsense Edge feels solid, looks premium and is plenty fast. It also has unique features like multimedia control buttons and swappable stick modules. I definitly recommend it. The fully decked out AimController is entirely custom designed + entirely mechanical with mouseclick triggers but I just don't feel like it gives me any actual competitive advantage and at the same time it's not as nice for casual playing. Everything being mechanical most likely also means it'll break sooner. The controller is ALOT more expensive than the dualsense edge. Good thing AimController offers lifetime warranty! The downsides to the dualsense edge controller are: Only 2 paddles and you need a PS5 to set it up (as far as I know)

[@Itsyaboibaby]

All I want is a PlayStation controller that has an offset layout without sacrificing features. I cannot use the symmetrical design to safe my life, but I still need gyro and other features for singleplayer games.

[@ManiiiTV97]

did you find anything?

[@WheezyTsunami]

Phenomenal overview of these controllers- thank you so much

[@jaKobus914]

What’s a good controller to avoid drift?

[@krishduayt]

dualsense edge it has changeable stick modules

[@marcinx89]

All with magnetic HALL sticks

[@HCIbn]

Just brought the dual sense edge today.

[@xtencioncord4456]

After one year, how is it?

[@matthewhayes9546]

I know this is just a review but with all the reviews out there what could've made yours different is to mention the problems with each controller. For example the V2 pro i hear has a huge deadzone problem. Just advice you may not even need. Good video though.

[@Behind_the_Lens_Photo]

subscribing now because amazing review on all controllers 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@conor-_C]

one thing u should cover is feel and grip

[@yahshua4928]

Unless you specifically need digital tap triggers or rescued tension on your thumbstick, just get a dual sense edge. Best value by far.

[@rileykindred9221]

learn to build your own!! way cheaper than buying a prebuilt and you'll know how to fix things like battery wear and stick drift later on down the road! I built my first ever controller with the ps5 controller and three years later just spent an extra $20 to do a stick and battery replacement

[@Alphoric]

What we need in a controller - PC Software for all the buttons (Dualsense edge negative) - The ability to swap between asymmetrical layout and symmetrical layout / sell 2 models for either layout - Remappable buttons on the back with a minimum of 2 / premium of 4 / extra premium 6 with the 2 on the side like the scuf envision - Swappable d-pad and joysticks - Hall effect sensors - Adaptive triggers with a slider for the travel - Mechanical buttons - A touchpad Let’s not forget these controllers cost like £200

[@Aidiot565]

I just use the powera Nintendo controller I know its sort of weird but I just wanted back buttons in a casual controller that isn’t so expensive

[@pustulioyo]

I got the Victrix because I grew up exclusively owning Nintendo consoles and love playing Super Smash Bros. I decided to start playing MultiVersus and, as a lifelong Smash player, I wanted to get a controller with asymmetrical analog sticks. To me, that is the most important thing when it comes to a controller for playing platform fighters and, yes, it's because that's how Super Smash Bros plays. Because of Ultimate, I have gotten used to the traditional diamond layout for the action buttons and don't miss the GameCube layout, but like I said, the asymmetrical analog stick layout that the GameCube controller has is still 100% necessary. So my choices were basically between the BFG and the Wolverine and the ability to switch between symmetrical and asymmetrical was the deciding factor, the fact it was a full $70 cheaper was simply a bonus. Lol It kills two birds with one stone for me, I can use an asymmetrical layout for most games and swap to the symmetrical layout so I have easier access to the d-pad for retro games. The fightpad is something I'm likely not going to get too much use out of, but the fact that it's included is really awesome! All the buttons are microswitches, they are super clicky and I'm sure a lot of Street Fighter players are going to appreciate it! It's also quite comfortable, it feels remarkably like an Xbox Controller in hand. It's very versatile and of good quality, the Wolverine is built better, but it's definitely on par with the Edge and ScollSense. The only thing that sucks is PDP currently does not offer module and accessory replacements, but something tells me they'll come eventually. And even if they don't, the fact that it has swappable modules opens the door for aftermarket sales and potential third-party options. I guess the software kind of sucks, you have to have a Windows PC to use it, I don't think there's a version for MacOS, iOS, Linux, or Android, but the controller itself is really good, they also make a version for the Xbox and I hope they make a version for Nintendo's next console. Something tells me that's the only reason they haven't made one for the Switch, they're probably knee-deep in the development of controllers for the new console.

[@antwanminson]

For steam go with the edge. The extra buttons are natively mappable.

[@LordAquaXD]

wish they would make a dual sense edge pro with click triggers that can be swapped to regular and click face buttons that would just be the dream controller for me

[@idkwhattodohere8081]

Wow the notification actually made me on time

[@The_glow_666]

getting fed up onthe drift - the cost of the controller are going up - sony needs to fix em - never had any other issues with other controllers

[@TheMachine716]

The number 1 thing on my list when it comes to controllers is comfort. The dual sense that came with the ps5 is terrible as far as comfort goes imo. My hands and wrist hurt like hell after playing a couple hours with it. Just ordered the v2 pro because I have the chroma v2 controller for the Xbox and it’s super comfortable. The scuf and edge looks similar to the dual sense that came with the ps5 so it’s a pass for me. Never used the Victrix controller and I don’t wanna take any chances so I will stick to what I know. Don’t understand how the ps2,3 and 4 controllers where so comfortable but the ps5 controller absolutely sucks.

[@ktanner2553]

How are you liking the v2 pro? I have similar comfort issues with the Dualsense despite loving the PS4 DualShock 4.

[@Gustavo-xz8os]

Ps5 dualsense feels fine to me. I dont see why it would hurt ur hands. It feels good when i play

[@clamnlmb]

Yea that's just u buddy the ps5 controller feels fine to me

[@fleur9251]

@@Gustavo-xz8os small hands

[@morse86]

Did the v2 pro help you out with this? I have been having similar pain and have been looking at 3rd party controllers.

[@gabegamer6760]

I got the Big Friendly Giant, I like it.

[@AllMightyPUSH-04]

If only the edge had a visual customization I’d definitely buy that tbh but Ig imma have to go with scuf at the end of the day

[@lesslighter]

whats also good about the EDGE is that it works on Windows 10+ seamlessly via steam... now assuming you like using Steam is another case entirely also waiting for other colors and probably a bit of a price drop... 12K PHP is a bit of a pill to swallow

[@Hilmo91]

It does not.

[@LouisatRshackBBQ]

Thank you, I am far from a pro but am so tired of “stick drift “ sounds like the dual sense edge is what I am looking for

[@Crashsquirrel72]

The Edge is by far the best for one MASSIVE reason. You can change the joysticks.... Drift is by far the worst problem for the PS5. I have had 5 controllers have bad stick drift... Thats over $350 for controllers.... Also there is a company making a Hall modular Joysticks for the edge. That would make it the most optimal by far.

[@Crashed131963]

Or Sony removes the block that you can't use the Ps4 controller on Ps5 games . My Ps5 controller has bad drift after only 4 months. I'm currently using a 8 year old Ps4 controller for now on my Ps4 games .

[@ChainberTV]

the cinch controller is what u should get and also get whatever you like on them and in them

[@diamonshade7484]

Why are pro controllers so expensive more than double the original controllers

[@asthedaysgoneby]

Mostly license and brand competition

[@MasterBen117]

I sold my PS5 again because I was constantly having problems with the PS5 controller. I can play on the PC and with the Xbox controller or mouse keyboard forever. Just not with the PlayStation controller. I was thinking about getting a pro in the Xbox layout.

[@tarantinoish]

I’m going to design a pro controllers with twelve back buttons. I feel it necessary.

[@KingXyroVI]

We don't have 12 fingers 😭

[@LR.AS2RIAS]

nice & detailed comparison ❤️ I'll just get the Razer in my local shop then return it for the Dual Sense Edge if I dont like it

[@Psmgamer]

I would stick to my DualSense controller just cause of the price is more affordable.

[@Chamilion]

I honestly like the PS5 controller but I'm more of a person that doesn't use vibrations, haptic feedbacks, built in microphone controllers or any features like that I usually just use the controller as it is and disable the funky features And I kinda wish Playstation would have had PS5 controllers that are designed without the extra features for a smaller price because I basically pay for features that I never used for the past 3 years

[@jimmysimmons69]

The size of one's hands is important when considering a controller as well......🖐🏿

[@phantomdeath1285]

I sadly wouldn’t recommend the Victrix controller. I’ve had it since the start of January and it worked like a dream… until I tried to update the software. Trying to update the wireless dongle made it stop working completely and the controller update never finished despite waiting for nearly an hour. Costumer service was hella slow and I’m not even sure it’s worth the effort to get a new wireless dongle. The stick drift has become unbearable in certain games. It also has a tendency to stop working completely in the middle of games which has caused many frustrating and avoidable deaths. When you change the sensitivity of the triggers, it also tends to shut the controller down, leaving me to unplug and plug it back in again. The back buttons are a bit too cramped for my liking and placed in a way that depending on the game, makes them hurt to use over time. Overall: Good at the start, terrible any other time. Not worth. :/

[@BruhBruhLmao1996]

And here I thought buying Victrix would be more reasonable than buying a DE. Thank you for your comment.

[@velo76]

​@@BruhBruhLmao1996buy de trust me

[@humanOctupus]

Dam bro sorry bout that. I was just about to get vpro too but yours is like the 3rd recent comment making these complaints. Thank you bro! You just saved me 200 bucks. Looks like I’m just going to have to go for the de

[@tommycapalot]

@@BruhBruhLmao1996same

[@mikeoxmaul9675]

Just got a Victrix. Controller is confusing But I kinda got the hang of it

[@feetonland6609]

I like the dual sense but I wish they just change the analog placement that’s why I bought the razor. I play rocket league heavy and that analog placement is much needed lol

[@matthewhayes9546]

Had the Victrix for 1-2 months. Has stick drift, occasionally freezes for no reason and u have to unplug it and plug it back in. No built in speaker or adaptive triggers. No really impressed

[@R_yz3r]

Alot of ppl gives bad reviews on scuffs controllers but they controller they say is good is the dualsense edge

[@spalion3]

What is the controller with the best ergonomics? I find the dualsense uncomfortable,too big thanks

[@yuzuki2385]

Victrix is badass

[@draco2xx]

it would've been awesome controller if it had vibration feature

[@taylordiclemente5163]

Thank you for the detailed review. What about deadzones? Can they be adjusted? I find the stock Dualsense deadzones to be unusable for aiming in soulslikes. I want to reduce it to zero.

[@TokenCast]

That is the dumbest thing I've ever seen. So Sony won't fix stick drift after a warranty ends, but they sell a controller where you can swap them out with the exact same issue. What are you supposed to do with? The ones that were legitimately messed up the, you can't send those back in.....

[@j_mall4846]

Yep agreed it is total bullshit

[@sirninjaraiden]

The fact that none of the controllers outside of the Dualsense Edge have rumble is crazy to me.

[@draco2xx]

the blasphemy

[@theholidayshow1026]

Kinda wish the Wolverine one you could change how you want to put the thumbs ticks like the purple one

[@anbublackops1000]

as for the razer option if you are using it on PC SHOULDNT you be able to use their first party Razer synapse

[@Marcheziora]

Just to let anyone know: Gulikit is developing a swappable Hall Effect sticks for Edge soon!

[@GotSawst]

Wait really? This comment alone is instantly going to make me buy the edge right now

[@hustlawg]

@@GotSawstYes it’s true

[@GotSawst]

@@hustlawg I have the edge I've had it for 2 weeks, looking forward to the 3rd party sticks!

[@hustlawg]

@@GotSawst that’s wassup bro! I also got mine like 2 weeks ago. The only thing I hate about it is that the rubber grip in the back is white and it gets dirty easily. I’m scared that it will get that yellow tint in the future so I ordered a black grip that I can just stick it on

[@GotSawst]

@@hustlawg oh shit debrand skin?? Yes the thing is still slippery tbh, I would love more grip, because I'm so paranoid to drop this thing

[@maninthebush7902]

I think it’s just the preference of the users some people like the ps4 pro or xbox controller while others like the ps5 controllers

[@FLUXXEUS]

The thing with Scuff... Is that their controllers somehow seem to break fast a/o consistently _💀😂_

[@unknown97428]

What pro controller do you recommend between Victrix Pro BFG or Dualsense edge because I'm looking for a good controller

[@YoungMrBlue]

I’m still hoping someone makes a ps5 controller with all the features to make it compatible in the style of an Xbox controller without all the pro junk

[@CrypticAxion-qn8ru]

With the Wolverine V2 Pro is there an issue with dead zone as allot of users are saying that the controller is unplayable due to the built in dead zone. Is this true or not

[@matthewmarkarian6119]

This was a great video, thanks for the info! Can you use the Sony PS5 pro controller on Gran Turismo with full control on the throttle?

[@Gojo_SenseiGS]

I would prefer the dual sense edge because it’s the official pro PlayStation controllers

[@Monstermako458]

This helped so much

[@crhixpychronicles8939]

I had the fusion pro switch controller with 4 paddles for about 2 years and I just now I switch to ps5, so I’m definitely interested in the victrix as I can switch the D pad closer to what I used to have. I just don’t like how you have to go out of your way to remap

[@joeschmoe5009]

I wish the edge had real concave sticks, not basically even top sticks, so annoying to me to have even top sticks

[@UnboxEnjoyer]

i was considering biftrix pro, but i don't like the fact i had to put the usb dongle on my ps5, because i've already had the usb dongle on my ps5 for my wireless headset. edit: gyro is not for casual, actually it's pretty op once you master it, more aim accuracy on battle royale game, and also will increase your kda.

[@vladtepes_the3rd]

The only right controller is the stock one

[@JCampbell91x]

Without paddles? If so your comment could be more worthy up ya arse

[@youngphil8766]

Very nice explanation man, thanks

[@famezy9103]

I’ve only just watched this video and wanted to give my opinion Scuf controllers are known to have reliability issues, but as this is simply a modded PS5 controller, it’s probably going last a while however, the problem with PS5 controllers is stick drift. I literally only used 1 PS4 controller for the entire duration of having the PS4 and I’ve never had a problem, but literally within 2 months of using the PS5 controller, I started to get stick drift, which can be easily fixed by opening the controller and cleaning out the stick module The potential problem with having a Scuf PS5 controller is, if there’s stick drift and there will be at some point, it will only cause more issues as the controller is modded and if you open the controller more than likely it will start to damage the modded parts I think in terms of efficiency the PlayStation Edge controller wins, because if you get stick drift, you only need to spend £20 for a stick module and simply replace it

[@Darklord_tK]

Even opening it and cleaning it regularly is only a temporary fix for the daulsense both my ps5 controllers have drift again after a few months the only fix is hall effect sticks but there isn't any available for the ps5 yet I'd even go as far as taking the module from one of my ps4 controllers if I didn't sell them the ds4 was so much better cleaned once and worked fine ever since

[@famezy9103]

@@Darklord_tK I had my PS4 for 7 years with the original controller and a custom controller and I didn’t get any stick drift. I don’t know how, but PS4 controllers were solid. You’re right though, there’s only so many times you’re going to open up the PS5 controller until other parts of it stops working

[@douglasduda9826]

Bruh Lucky, got 3 ps4 controllers and 2 of the 3 got drift one within a few Hundred hours of use.

[@humanbeing9086]

Edge or Scuf (PS) fs. Sony's Bluetooth tech is insane and especially if you're using it for pro level gaming, they have less latency when wireless than even some wored connections.

[@xhuxhoo90]

All I want is hall effect and paddles. No more, no less

[@kalaban2015]

For everyday gaming I got the edge and for high pressure situations I did get the vitrix pro because I like the sensitivity of them and the mouse clicks for the L1 R1

[@xooks3050]

Mr moneybags dropped a digital ps5 worth in controllers. If u got it u got it tho.

[@JudgeNicodemus]

Got it for 130 from a guy that thought it was meant for shooters. The victrix pro bfg is meant for fighting games imo, not shooters. DS edge is great for shooters

[@xooks3050]

@@JudgeNicodemus not meant for shooters in what way?

[@JudgeNicodemus]

@@xooks3050 the stocks just don't feel right to me. Dpad, face buttons and triggers/paddles are fantastic tho

[@xooks3050]

@@JudgeNicodemus dang feared thats what u meant. The controller has so much going for it fr. Aint got money for nothin rn, but def had my eyes on the victrix. Thnks for letting me know tho.

[@slimnibblerproductions9941]

I don't care about vibration, adaptive R2 buttons, or dumb sounds coming from the remote. I want battery life or it's useless plastic lol thanks for the video bro

[@busbyboy77]

Great review, very informative. Subscribed ✌️

[@wwhisperwolf]

Here are my thoughts in order. (Specifically for me playing FPS games such as COD) 1: Xbox Elite Series 2 (Xbox) Pros: -The only one that feels like what you paid for (IMO). Very premium feel, no other controller beats it. can adjust the pressure on the joy stick. You customize sooo much it’s crazy! 4 paddles that are metal 🤘 Cons: stick drift issues alllll the time. 2: Victrix Pro BFG (PS5) Pros: Shape like an elite and the trigger bumpers are a lot faster than the elite controller. 4 paddles (plastic) you can do what the heck you want with the analogs / buttons. Cons: feels very plastic and cheap. no joystick pressure adjustment. 3: Dual sense Edge (PS5) Pros: Premium feel. Has 2 paddles that are metal. can customize a lot. can easily remove the joystick to replace instead of buying a whole new controller. Cons Didn’t like that it only has 2 back paddles. 4: Revolution 5 Pro (PS5) Pros: can play with PS5. Revolution was so bad, I returned the first day. So I don’t have much of a fair review. 🗑 I’ve used others in the past like scuff but that was just a sh*tty experience. Conclusion for me is that the Elite controller is the most comfortable and premium controller that I have ever owned. What controller are you guys using?

[@jex_one]

Don’t sleep on the Victrix Pro BFG! You can typically get it for around $160+ with a PDP coupon code but as far as the controller goes… it does feel cheap for a pro controller but it just works real well. I like that the joystick tension is in-between being too loose or too tight. It feels good playing FortNite, MW2 and the SF6 demo so far, I’ve had it since the horrendous launch but I love it.

[@Neoxon619]

The fact that it doesn’t have a gyroscope was an instant dealbreaker for me.

[@exalted_space9224]

@@Neoxon619 Whats a gyroscope.

[@smellycatgamingofficial]

Would the victrix pro bfg be comparable to an xbox elite 2 in terms of comfort? I am leaning towards grabbing one.

[@jex_one]

@@smellycatgamingofficial as far as comfort I would say yes! Quality, not so much… the Victrix is a little bit smaller.

[@smellycatgamingofficial]

@@jex_one Thanks for the reply I am highly leaning towards picking one up. Comfort is king.

[@joshuaTLOZ]

So now, NACON REVOLUTION 5 seems like the best option

[@miles7235]

honestly this should all be standard in a controller

[@bobinternationalvocalreact8025]

I Just returned my Razor controller , the controler is great but the fact I have small hand it's not comfortable, So I order both edge and the Victrix Pro BFG.

[@lig9252]

this is the comment i was looking for, i also have small hands, did you like both controllers? or are they still too big ?

[@Xaels]

I waited for the DualSense Edge but when it released it was too expensive for me, and it wasn't the best in the features i needed. I bought a real metal back button attachment from ExtremeRate with a clicky trigger mod. I didn't need analog stick replacement because i get a pair of Kontrolfreek from my friend and it's perfect. I have an Astro C40 too, but i think for FPS games the most of the features are gimmicks. Clicky triggers, back buttons (extra programmable buttons) and swappable sticks are necessary.

[@WheeledHamster]

Exactly, the ExtremeRate kit has 4 buttons for an extra $50 and the KontrolFreak has concave hi-rise sticks, this also works outside the PS5. For $200 the Edge has non of these, I consider that thing garbage.

[@Xaels]

@@WheeledHamster microswitch triggers works much better too, it's fast and very good the feedback. The adjustable triggers never works like that. Battery is smaller in the Edge.

[@faridronin]

Neacons use hal effect sensors which have no stick drift problem

[@MonkeyD_Onmi]

If only the dualsense had 4 back paddles, and also, i kinda wished u could switch from mouse triggers to normal, intead of you still having to push down a little when the controller is in the lowest mode, there should be a pro controller where the triggers could switch from mouse to normal and in the middle

[@vyvynylification]

I have a fully custom controller with mouse clicks and all mechanical buttons and then I have the dualsense edge as my casual/back-up controller. To be fair, mouse click triggers are theoretically slightly faster than trigger stops, but I cannot feel the difference in-game and I do prefer the feel of trigger stops. Mouse clicks don't always register if you don't properly press and click

[@JosephHhh-u8n]

Very informative thank you 👍

[@picanha694]

Resident evil 4 is the game that my controller finally have stick drift. good thing the local game shop offers a fix for 10 dollars.

[@Crashed131963]

My Ps5 controller has bad drift after only 4 months. I'm currently using a 8 year old Ps4 controller for now .

[@Tones_24]

I’ll wait for a Hall effect joysticks

[@vyvynylification]

AimController offers those!

[@CarlosDiaz-fs6cv]

Whats an aim controller? Please let me know. I dont wanna deal with stick drft with me ps5​@@vyvynylification

[@ethemerten4357]

For ps5 best pro gamepad exactly edge controller

[@Vibezz_0790]

Own ps4 dualshock, ps5 edge pro. Victrix bfg, elite 2 and have to say the victrix is the most disappointing

[@jowxo]

Honestly I’m a Xbox player and I’m getting a ps5 soon and I want the same kind of controller

[@anthonysantiago4117]

Had this controller for a while now they rushed to put it out there around the exact time the edge dropped. They didn't even have there app up for firmware updates. And fixing stick drift issues. However, the app is up now running smoothly. The controller is light and extremely sensitive. Once you adjust to it it's a game changer. My kd in cod went from a .98 to 1.14. And im still peaking. I took it over the edge because the triggers and extra back buttons. I use it for cod and my beat em up games like Tekken, mortal Kombat, and soul caliber. I use my base duelsense for the PS exclusives that are story driven. This controller is probably the best remote i have ever owned. It's like the swiss army knives of controllers. Just does everything right and has everything you need. The only downside is no haptic feedback. I can live without it. Because for most competitive games you turn all that off anyways. I love this pad man.

[@deyonhypolite8625]

Which one?

[@anthonysantiago4117]

@@deyonhypolite8625 BFG

[@phirun7186]

@@anthonysantiago4117what is BFG?

[@anthonysantiago4117]

@@phirun7186 big fucking gun

[@oymtv61]

@@deyonhypolite8625vitrix

[@bigboi_tony]

Only question I got is do all of these work with Ps5 games?

[@mohsenshahhosseini9758]

Edge is the Brainer choice. About 30$ overpriced and worse than elite but it's the best option on ps5