Accessories Reviews — Page 4
Nacon Revolution Unlimited Pro Review: The PS4 Pro Pad
The Nacon Revolution Unlimited Pro brought wireless play, weights and rear buttons to PS4. Is it still worth buying? Our verdict.
PowerA Enhanced Wireless Controller Review: A Budget Switch Pad
The PowerA Enhanced Wireless Controller is an officially licensed budget alternative to the Switch Pro Controller. Is it good enough? Our verdict.
Xbox Adaptive Controller Review: Gaming Made Accessible
Microsoft's Xbox Adaptive Controller lets gamers with limited mobility build a setup that suits them. Why it's one of the most important controllers ever made.
Hyperkin Duke Review: The Big Pad Is Back
Hyperkin's officially licensed Duke recreates the original Xbox controller for Xbox One, Series X|S and PC. Nostalgia trip or genuinely good? Our verdict.
Razer Wolverine Ultimate Review: Customisation Meets Chroma
The Razer Wolverine Ultimate offers extra buttons, swappable sticks and RGB lighting for Xbox One and PC. Is it still worth it? Our verdict.
Nintendo Switch Pro Controller Review: Nintendo's Finest Pad
The Nintendo Switch Pro Controller offers superb comfort and around 40 hours of battery life. Is it worth the premium? Our verdict.
Joy-Con Review: Clever, Versatile and Prone to Drift
Nintendo's Joy-Con are some of the most versatile controllers ever made, but stick drift has plagued them. Our verdict.
Scuf Impact Review: Paddles for the PS4 Pro Player
The Scuf Impact brought rear paddles and trigger stops to a DualShock 4-style pad. Is it worth buying second-hand? Our verdict.
Hori Mini Wired Gamepad Review: A PS4 Pad for Small Hands
The Hori Mini Wired Gamepad is a small, cheap, officially licensed PS4 controller for younger players. Is it worth it? Our verdict.
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Xbox Elite Wireless Controller (Series 1) Review: The Pro Pad Pioneer
The original Xbox Elite Wireless Controller brought paddles and hair triggers to the mainstream. Is it worth buying second-hand? Our verdict.