Nacon – Revolution 5 Pro Wireless Controller for PS5, PS4 and PC – Black

Garbage for PS 5 - Most of the features do not work for PS5. Including vibration which should be a basic feature on all controllers. Need an app to adjust anything. No idea why PlayStation would approve this crap.

Arctic Camo Looks Stunning, Plays Great” - I use it primarily for shooters on my PS5, and the overall performance is top-tier. The response time is instant, and the ergonomics are perfect for long play sessions. The customization is unmatched; mapping the extra buttons makes a huge difference. I was also pleasantly surprised by the battery life, which holds up well during weekend grind sessions."

Gaming controller - This controller is much better than the daulshock! But I had to get used to the layout and overall size of it, but I love the performance of it! I only recommend if you have big hands.

Great controller! - I really love this controller, it has different profiles that can be set up for different games. I plan on getting another controller for my spouse.

great controller, just pricey - Have had the controller for a month now and don’t have any complaints! It’s super customizable coming with different thumb-sticks, d pads, and mappable buttons on the back. Controller feels solid in hand especially when adding the included weights. Very nice you can use it wireless with the dongle or true wired with less latency.

Gaming controller - Nice clean and simple gaming controller for all you gaming needs

Great controller - It works wonderful i recommend it for everyone its aw

Perfect alternative to the DualShock edge - My DualShock edge got stick drift in the left analog stick. Couldn’t not find any same day replacement modules and thought I would give this a try. I love that you can change the weight of the controller and the software is easy to use on pc to map the buttons. The only con I have is the software for Mac OS is broken directly for their website.

Not worth the money - Battery llife was great, however the customization fell short

Nasco pro controller - Great controller so far. Works like it should. My only flaw is I wish I could connect ot to my pc via Bluetooth.

Loved the way this controller looked and felt. - Great controller with tons of extras and felt very comfortable to hold for long periods of time. I loved the camo color which was different than most controllers i have seen. I love this.

Disappointing, for a $200 controller - It doesn't turn on the system, Most of the time, I can't get the mic to even work. And the D pad is already acting up. And I haven't even had it a month yet.

Good controller but some flaws - The the controller is really good but the analog’s seem to get stick drift after a while and will lead to miss input in game

Very good - I was an xbox player and switch to ps5 just nice coming back to the feeling of an xbox controller again

Ps5 remote - The remote keeps disconnecting from the ps5, i would be in the middle of the game and loose all connection with my player

its a solid remote - It's a very good controller I don't really have much complaints other than starting off it has a bit latency but eventually it gets back to normal

Ok very nice I love them - I will recommend these very much because I love them

Very Standard - I liked the customization of the controller and the fact that it has additional back buttons as well.

Really great, but... - I got this controller as an "open box discount" for $100 off it's MSRP of ~$200. For that price, this controller is pretty great. None of my issues are with the production quality, PS5 functions, responsive-ness, etc. My problem (at $100) is that I'm a PC player (this is officially a PC controller as well) and the touchpad doesn't work. For anything. By design. I was hoping it could be mapped to mouse movement, but there's not an option to map it to anything at all. It's greyed out. This is true for pressing the touch-pad as a button as well. The placement of the "Select" button makes it difficult to press without moving the thumbstick, so I was hoping to atleast map this button to pressing the touch pad - it's not an option there either. Another SMALL complaint is that the size and placement of two of the back-buttons cause me to constantly click them. They're very sensitive (think "mouse clicks"), and they're 3/4 inches long. At least 2 of your fingers are constantly in contact with these buttons while playing normally. This means if you tense your hands at all as a quick reaction - you'll likely click these buttons. Not a huge deal, but I had valuable items on a "hot bar" mapped to these and ended up wasting them =_= Everything else about the controller is great! It comes with a few different weights, thumbstick thickness-es, different thumbstick types, has triggers with short or long stops, a "circular" style and "traditional" style d-pad, 4 mappable back-buttons, loads of customization (through the PC app, not sure if there's other ways), can hold 4 different "profiles" that are easy to swap through. Profiles can have custom button mapping etc, as well as thumbstick/trigger sensitivity and range settings. RGB customization that can be linked to the profiles to make it easy to tell which one you're on. I haven't tested it b/c I have a different mic, but this comes with a mic that plugs in to the bottom of the controller to make it operate like an "official Playstation controller". I believe it works on PC as well. All this being said, I do NOT recommend the controller at it's normal $200 USD MSRP. At $100, this is a very good controller for PC, and likely an excellent controller for PS4/PS5 (if you have a computer or ability to customize the profiles). But at $200, this is absolutely not the best buy. Considering the $200 price, for PC I would have been just as happy with an XBOX Elite Series 2 for ~$175, or happier one of the Turtle Beach Victrix's. For Playstation, I feel like $200 is far too much. The factory controller is $75 and keeps the adaptive triggers + haptic feedback (neither come on the Revo 5). If you're a PC AND and PS4/5 gamer and have both systems in the same room, at $100 I would HIGHLY recommend this controller. The convenience of just flipping a switch on the controller to swap between the two, and for the controller to be a quality controller is great at $100. If you're in the same situation at $200, I can see it being worth it for some, but for most I would say pass.

Love this Controller - I’ve had this for a couple years now I think. Almost two at least. Battery life on this thing is great. One warning tho, when you get the pop up that the battery is low, that means it’s gonna die within 3 minutes or less so get a charger quick. The customization is great and pretty easy to change on the fly. The different profile set ups are great too. Highly recommend. Easy to use, durable, feels great, get it.