PC Reviews — Page 3
PowerA Enhanced Wired Controller Review: Cheap, Cheerful and Licensed
The PowerA Enhanced Wired Controller for Xbox is a budget, officially licensed pad with back buttons. Is it good enough? Our verdict.
Turtle Beach Recon Controller Review: Built for Headset Users
The Turtle Beach Recon Controller is a wired Xbox pad with built-in audio controls and rear buttons. Is it worth it? Our verdict.
Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2 Review: Premium, With a Catch
The Xbox Elite Series 2 is packed with pro features, from paddles to adjustable sticks. But can you trust its build quality? Our verdict.
Nacon Asymmetric Wireless Controller Review: Xbox-Style Sticks on PS4
The Nacon Asymmetric Wireless Controller gives PS4 players an Xbox-style stick layout at a budget price. Is it any good? Our verdict.
Scuf Prestige Review: Light, Wireless and Paddle-Packed
The Scuf Prestige brought rear paddles and a light, wireless design to Xbox One and PC. How does it compare today? Our verdict.
8BitDo SN30 Pro+ Review: A SNES Pad With Modern Extras
The 8BitDo SN30 Pro+ combines a SNES-style design with twin sticks, rumble and motion controls. Is it worth it? Our verdict.
Thrustmaster eSwap Pro Review: Hot-Swappable Modules for PS4
The Thrustmaster eSwap Pro lets you swap its sticks and D-pad while it's plugged in. Is this modular PS4 pad worth it? Our verdict.
Astro C40 TR Review: The Modular PS4 Controller
The Astro C40 TR lets you swap its stick and D-pad layout and adds back buttons. Is it the best PS4 pro controller? Our verdict.
Razer Raiju Ultimate Review: Premium PS4 Pad With RGB Flair
The Razer Raiju Ultimate offers swappable sticks, extra buttons and RGB lighting for PS4 and PC. Is it worth buying? Our verdict.
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.