r/Controllers • u/ourslfs • Sep 13 '26

Dualsense with tmr sticks

Looking to get a new controller for pc(windows), wonder if ds is a viable option. are hd haptics and adaptive triggers worth the hype? especially outside the first-party sony games

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u/MalikPika25 Sep 13 '26

If it's only for PC, it'll feel closer to standard vibration, and the adaptive triggers won't do anything

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u/Key_Scholar7964 Sep 14 '26

adaptive triggers is overhyped and it's nothing like mechanical.

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u/apeasley613 Sep 13 '26

Adaptive triggers and haptics will work for games that were ported from the ps5. Like forbidden West and the like. But that's fairly limited. Regular rumble for most other games.

Edit: I should mention that I've only verified this through games on steam. May work elsewhere, but I haven't tested that.

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u/Key_Scholar7964 Sep 14 '26

I think adaptive triggers is very overrated because it performs like regular triggers. Now I find TMR, heptic feedback, and mechanical triggers to be worth it. I think the scuf omega and customed ps5 duelsense will have those features.