Third-party gaming controllers used to have something of a bad rap, often considered to not be as good as "official" game pads from game console makers like Microsoft and Nintendo. But modern third-party controllers are offering much better-quality builds and more customization options than their predecessors.
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Nacon in particular seems set on presenting its Revolution X Pro controller as a top-quality option comparable to Microsoft's Xbox controllers. However, despite Nacon's best efforts, this controller still has a ways to go before it can begin to offer the same build quality, comfort, and ease of use as first-party offerings, particularly when it comes to creating custom configurations in the desktop app.
Connectivity | USB-C-to-USB-Type-A cable, 3.5mm AUX |
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Power source | USB cable |
Compatibility | Windows 11/10, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One |
RGB lighting | Around right thumbstick only |
Programmable? | Yes |
Weight | 11.9 ounces without additional weights |
Headphone audio | Dolby Atmos |
Accessories | Convex thumbstick covers, thumbstick collars, carrying case, 10g/14g/16g weights |
Cord length | 9.8 feet |
The Revolution X Pro controller sports a hefty$99.90 (