Christmas is just around the corner and it’s time to think about gifts. If you want to give a gift to a loved one who loves video games, a professional controller is the right choice. But which one to choose? Will it be adapted to your console? Which are the best on the market? Don’t worry, we will help you. Here are the three key controllers released this year.
DualSense Edge: For PS5 players
The DualSense Edge is Sony’s “pro” controller for the PS5. Is it his feature? Be completely modular. The user can add buttons to the back, swap sticks, and even adjust the resistance of the triggers. A little extra: It comes with a hard case so you can carry it anywhere! It’s a nice controller for those who want to play competitive games or just want to have a pad tailored to their preferences. Of course it also works on PC.
- excellent handling
- Customize keys
- Easily repairable
- high price
- Battery life is less good than the classic DualSense
- A bit too clever design
Our full review of the DualSense Edge
Xbox Elite Series 2
We’ve talked about the PS5 pro controller, now let’s talk about its Xbox equivalent. Xbox Elite Series 2 is undoubtedly the best on the market in terms of usage. Allows extensive customization of buttons; for example, you can change the directional sign as well as the bars. His lethal presence? Ability to change the design via Xbox Design Lab. This tool allows you to change colors and even add engraving! An amazing detail that you will definitely be pleased with. This pad is exclusive to the Xbox console but also works on PC and mobile devices.
- excellent handling
- rubber coating
- Color customization
- Asymmetrical bars that won’t please everyone
- Bag will be purchased separately
- Impractical directional cross
Customize your Xbox Elite Series 2 controller
Razer Kishi V2 Pro: ultra nomad
For those who only play on mobile devices, the Razer Kishi V2 Pro is the ideal pad. It connects directly to your Android smartphone and offers vibration and haptic feedback, as well as a very pleasant grip. It is enough to calmly play all games from the PlayStore, as well as games from Xbox and PC, via the cloud. Quite simply the best Android pad on the market.
- excellent handling
- Haptic feedback
- Fits all Android smartphones
- Only works on smartphones, not even tablets
- Two poorly placed programmable buttons on the front
- It sticks a little small
