Solid controller

L. · February 3, 2026

This controller is solid. The buttons are nice and “clicky” and the triggers are smooth. The controller is slightly bigger than a standard Xbox controller and has rubberized grips so it feels nice in my hands. I don’t have any problems with the triggers being too sensitive that others have reported, maybe they got a lemon. I have other controllers from Nacon, Scuf and GameSir, so far this is my favorite. It’s also nice being able to disable the back triggers for games I won’t be using them in.

Lighter than the official elite controller but more versatile

J.M. · March 10, 2026

I've been using Elite controllers for years because of the additional mechanics and the feel of them. This controller was a bit of an adjustment because the bumpers are different and the weight isnt as hefty but it grows on you quickly. A little bit overpriced in my opinion but the ability to swap out stick modules means you'll spend less money in the long run if you do have to do repairs. Overrall love this controller but you will need to adjust to it.

Best asymmetrical Xbox controller

K. · December 15, 2025

There’s really nothing negative about this thing. This is my first real huge upgrading controllers since the original Xbox elite pro controller which rubber fell off after like 3 to 4 months. I’m in love with this thing. For one if you play PlayStation and you’re converting to Xbox, this is the number one controller for you since you can make these sticks asymmetrical like a PlayStation controller. For two the trigger locks are amazing. I don’t know why people complain about them, love them. I’ve had zero stick drift the D pad, and all the buttons are very responsive. The grip feels great and it seems to be the same size as a regular Xbox controller so zero negatives.

Worth the money!

B.R. · March 5, 2026

Great controller! The function of changing the buttons is awesome.My kid loves this!

It broke. Dongle is nessesary and useless

V. · November 13, 2025

It's a really good controller otherwise. I just wish there was a spot inside it to store the dongle. Don't know y someone would make such a good controller and not make it Bluetooth

Buyer beware, if you like the smooth use of triggers dont buy

b.s. · January 13, 2026

This thing is not even worth $20 let alone the $210 they are selling it for. Sure you can flip the trigger and dpad and the abxy buttons for fighting games. But both triggers are absolutely horrible to deal with. Even after going into the app and decreasing the sensitivity they trigger if the central air turns on killed me dozens of times in neight reign because it triggered an attack in my dodge. Then they have clutches that you can use to set the throw distance, awesome right.... its definitely not the set themselves automatically over and over likely 2 dozen times in an hour. It sets them to where the cannot be depressed at all and you have to reset the clutches to zero them slide them all the way and reset the throw point. In what world is no button movement or activation a good idea for the default position, its completely backwards and definitely needs a design update. I really dont know how you made everything else so well but the L and R triggers make it impossible to play with. I would love to send it back but I threw the box away like an idiot thinking I had a quality product.

Best customizable controller on the planet

E. · January 7, 2026

I have the original and I love it, so I decided to get the version 2 AKA the reloaded and let me tell y'all.... These controllers are all I'll I'll ever use. The customization is nearly endless and the responsiveness of the buttons is amazing. I use both every single night to play BO7 and neither controller have given me issues.

Bulky, Uncomfortable grip buttons and Too Many Quirks: Why This Controller Misses the Mark

M.t.N.R. · November 11, 2025

Great idea and an improvement over the previous model but still has glaring issues to prevent a recommendation. A lot of the YouTube reviews I’ve seen point out flaws like the hair triggers misfiring, but they don’t mention how obtrusive and uncomfortable the back grip buttons are. The grip buttons stick out, and the fact that they’re not removable was the deal breaker for me, I prefer having two grip buttons on the back, not four. I would have kept the controller if the grip buttons were flatter, more like the Steam Deck’s, but trust me, these are likely going to bother you unless you’re an FPS player. As a fighting game fan, I thought the D-pad was good but not perfect; the Elite 2 D-pad is better, and the Victrix inputs weren’t as clean as I would have liked, especially since the L trigger would constantly register accidental inputs. I also found myself accidentally tapping the grip buttons under my ring fingers constantly while playing, and for reference, I have normal-sized hands, so this shouldn’t even be an issue (plus I experienced cramping due using the Victrix with its awkward grip button placement which I don't get on my elite 2 or 8bitdo pro 2 controller)Overall, I was disappointed by this controller’s quirks, and I’d advise avoiding it unless you’re specifically looking for an FPS controller. If you’re a fighting game fan, I’d recommend the Retro-Bit Saturn Pro controller instead. I feel that it’s the best wireless fightpad out there, with a superior D-pad and button layout compared to this one. Plus, with the money you save by buying the Retro-Bit, you could pick up a nice PlayStation-style controller for PC, letting you have one controller for regular games and another just for fighting games without having to bust out a screwdriver to swap modules.