PC Reviews — Page 2

Hori Fighting Commander OCTA

Hori Fighting Commander OCTA Review: The Fighting Game Pad

The Hori Fighting Commander OCTA is a six-button pad built for fighting games on PS5, PS4 and PC. Is it the one to get? Our verdict.

Victrix Pro BFG

Victrix Pro BFG Review: The Most Flexible PS5 Controller

The Victrix Pro BFG is a modular PS5 controller that can become a six-button fight pad. Is its flexibility worth the price? Our verdict.

Sony DualSense Edge Wireless Controller

DualSense Edge Review: Sony's Pro Pad Has One Big Flaw

The DualSense Edge adds back buttons, swappable sticks and profiles to the PS5's controller. Is it worth the premium? Our verdict.

Razer Wolverine V2 Pro

Razer Wolverine V2 Pro Review: Clicky, Wireless and Competitive

The Razer Wolverine V2 Pro brings mecha-tactile buttons and extra paddles to PS5. Is it a worthy DualSense alternative? Our verdict.

Scuf Reflex Pro

Scuf Reflex Pro Review: A DualSense With Paddles

The Scuf Reflex Pro adds rear paddles to the DualSense without losing haptics or adaptive triggers. Is it worth it? Our verdict.

8BitDo Ultimate Bluetooth Controller

8BitDo Ultimate Bluetooth Review: Drift-Resistant With a Dock

The 8BitDo Ultimate Bluetooth controller adds Hall effect sticks and a charging dock for Switch and PC. Is it worth it? Our verdict.

Scuf Instinct Pro

Scuf Instinct Pro Review: Esports Credentials, Familiar Feel

The Scuf Instinct Pro adds paddles, instant triggers and swappable sticks to a familiar Xbox layout. Is it worth the price? Our verdict.

8BitDo Pro 2

8BitDo Pro 2 Review: The Best All-Rounder for Switch and PC

The 8BitDo Pro 2 is a versatile, affordable controller with back paddles and a great D-pad. Is it the best Pro Controller alternative? Our verdict.

Sony DualSense Wireless Controller

DualSense Review: The Controller That Lets You Feel Your Games

Sony's DualSense brought haptic feedback and adaptive triggers to the PS5. Is it the best standard controller around? Our verdict.

Xbox Wireless Controller (2020)

Xbox Wireless Controller Review: The Benchmark Pad

Microsoft's standard Xbox Wireless Controller is comfortable, dependable and works almost everywhere. Is it still the one to beat? Our verdict.