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They're the only official ps controller with back buttons and you can replace the sticks if they get drift. Not bad if you've got the spare cash but not cheap.
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If you've mastered claw grip, the paddles become not just irrelevant but useless; if you haven't, there are some games they would enhance.
If it's to be connected to a PS5 then the extra config features look like a list of long-standing "why don't we have this" annoyances, to which the answer turns out to be "We wanedt you to pay extra for that". But then I'm assuming you're not planning to use it connected to a PC, because they're irrelevant there.
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One of my main gripes about the default PS5 controller is the dreadful battery life. Was hoping that might be one of the improvements to justify the silly asking price, but apparently it's even worse.
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Was thinking of getting one of these when I was looking for a new controller
Currently £130 from sports direct
https://www.sportsdirect.com/pdp-victrix-pro-bfg-ps5-controller-398151?gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAA-E_GHLKRM9b7QUfVE3K6bPDNAy5r&clickref=1101lzDtiVDD&app_clickref=1101lzDtiVDD&utm_source=partnerize&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_campaign=genieshopping#colcode=39815169Liked the idea of the modules allowing you to swap them out, but not sure they do replacement ones, they do come with a two year warranty though.
I may get one when the controller I got with my pa5 goes on the wonk! But I’m not playing near enough do that curently.
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Any reason to spunk £200 on a Playstation Dualsense Edge?
I need new controller and am considering one (I have won a couple of hundred quid on the PBs over the last few months, so feeling frivolous)