We finally have a wireless third-party Xbox controller with TMR sticks, even if it comes wrapped in a Zenless Zone Zero shell ...

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PowerA is launching two new models of its Fusion Pro controller for Xbox consoles and PC. The new Fusion Pro Wireless and Fusion Pro 4 wired gamepads are licensed by Microsoft, and feature Hall Effect ...

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Pro-style controllers are a dime-a-dozen nowadays, but Scuf has pioneered the third-party gamepad that comes with extraneous features that are supposed to give a competitive edge. Things like ...

TL;DR: The Razer Raiju V3 Pro is a premium esports controller for PS5 and PC featuring advanced TMR thumbstick technology that eliminates drift and enhances accuracy. It offers customizable ...

You can use an external controller with the Steam Deck if you prefer it docked rather than in handheld mode. These ...

Backbone has launched the Backbone Pro mobile controller. The new gamepad supports both wired and wireless connections, has larger analog sticks, and a pair of back buttons. The Backbone Pro has a ...

The Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2 (or Elite 2 for short) has arguably been the industry gold standard for a pro-level game controller for the past decade. Over the years dozens of ...

The Nintendo Switch may be one of the most innovative consoles ever, all thanks to its namesake ability to switch between TV and handheld play. Nintendo’s joy-cons were initially a game changer, but ...