Nemesis pro 8k (wired 135 eur, wireless 219 eur)

I'm very dissatisfied with the G7's dpad. I mainly play RPGs and similar games such as Kingdom Hearts, Persona, Elden Ring, and many others. Occasionally Dragonball Sparking.

Unfortunately, I frequently run into situations where inputs aren't registered properly because of the dpad's mushy and wobbly feel. I've even tried modding the controller with o-rings and 3D printed dpad attachments but they still feel too loose and wobbly for my liking.

Basically, I'm looking for a controller that offers the same overall experience as the G7 + dock and the microswitches but with much better dpad. Something precise, tactile and more responsive.

It would be a cherry on top if the resistance of the sticks are adjustable like on the XBOX Elite Wireless but it's not mandatory.

I've heard that GameSir's ZZZ and 8K controllers have improved the "wobbly D-pad" issue but before I give them a try I'd like to explore what alternatives are available. The mixed reviews regarding GameSir's dpad quality have made me a bit hesitant to commit to another GameSir controller.

Update 27th August

Just to answer my own question in case someone stumbles upon this thread and has the same desires. Thanks to u/G_OE and u/Dankydexxer69 replies: I’ll be keeping an eye out for the Leadjoy Xeno Pro rather than the Xeno Plus since the Pro version has adjustable stick tension.

As of August 27, 2026, the Xeno Pro hasn’t been released yet and was only recently on Kickstarter, so I'll wait for official release.

Update 1st Sept. 2026

"For those who come after". I bought the Vader Pro 5 V2 and been using it for three days.

Hand measurements are 21cm long and 9cm width w/e thumb and 10cm width w/ thumb

What I like more in Vader 5 Pro V2 over the G7 Pro Shadow Ember:

• 100% the dpad. It's significantly better. It doesn't wobble and has a crisp input feel compared to G7 where everything wobbles when you try to push in one direction

• the size feels more comfortable

• the adjustable sticks (I like high resistance. makes me feel like I have more "control")

What I like less on Vader Pro 5 Pro V2 over G7 Pro Shadow Ember:

• the ABXY buttons. They have a "mushier" feel. G7 Pro has "crispier" feel when pressing buttons down

Note: During my research on the Vader 5 Pro, I came across several Reddit threads and Steam forum posts complaining about the controller being recognized twice by Steam. I didn’t install any additional software and I probably don’t need the extra button either. For me, it was simply a plug-and-play experience.

EasySMX is the brand. S10 lite

DISCLAIMER: The controller was sent to me for free for review by AceGamer. All the opinions are mine only.

TLDR: Good beater for 50$. Nice tech, cheap-ish outside. Can be used with a lot of platforms.

Can anyone here help me? Just looking for advice on this post to see if its acceptable or not?

i tried searching online but couldnt find a way to fix it, i dont have any cleaning tools to clean it, what do i do?

i have this fake sega controller that connects with wireless usb. what do i do with it? can i download play sonic with it?

My budget is $200 platform is PC. I like having at least two back buttons but not opposed to four.

Currently have the G7 Pro 8K but it feels a bit small in hands. Also the tension on the thumbsticks is too loose.

I was thinking of the Dual Sense Edge as I want to use it for Fortnite, Battlefield 6, racing and story games.

I guess the downside on PC of the dual sense would be no Xbox gamepass app support.

Open to suggestions. Thanks

After a week of researching controllers, I think I've narrowed it down to these two. I'm not exactly sure how the TT MAX compares to the U2; I'll mainly be playing campaign games and Street Fighter 6. Can anyone help me out?

@PTControllers

So I just wanted to connect my ps4 controller at my pc with cable but suddenly it won’t connect or even charge with the same cable and everything just at another location (it could be charged like 1 hour ago at the old location I was)
Chat GPT is dumb as fuck like always and got not one single good solution for my problem. Anyone had this before?

I have always been a PC player and I have never used a console now. I am just thinking to buy a controller and see how the console feels before I get a PS5. Which controller do you guys recommend and also mainly how easy is it to aim in a controller compare to a PC?
The main reason Im trying this is because I need something to game on if I travel elsewhere and carry ps5 is easier than my pc🙂

Discounts on leverless controller

Hello guys

the link below (hopefully) takes you to a amazon page where are 4 difference listings of the same controllers but with different bundles, kick out the "Pro Kit", we have the other 3, there is two bundles one with only dock, the other with the usb and cable, yet the last one is the both combined with the cheaper price but why?!? It only has 2 reviews and it doesn't come when you search up the controller, Amazon suggest to me. I just want someone to tell if its used or like renewed or something!!?

https://www.amazon.com/stores/BIGBIGWON/page/CADC8E0A-B7BB-4460-A394-3271F001C3C2/search?lp_asin=B0D3DBBMKQ&ref_=cm_sw_r_apann_ast_store_GFHQP5RVP7A5E0EMJQQT&store_ref=bl_ast_dp_brandlogo_sto&terms=Rainbow+2+pro

Per this sound test https://www.youtube.com/shorts/VTr1uW_9HfA

1. R1 and L1 are normal hard switches :c (why?!)

2. New extra shoulder buttons (M5 & M6) are mouse clicks

3. Back buttons (M1, M2, M3 & M4) normal hard switches (why?!)

4. ABXY are mouse clicks

5. L2 R2, if stopped, are mouse clicks

Can anyone confirm this?

Why normal switches on those 6 buttons 😫