- NACON Wired Compact Control

This controller is backed by Sony so you know for fps game it will reg just as fast a a dual shock controller. I've had this controller for about two months now and play warzone and vanguard once a day or two for about three hours and have had absolutely no issues. It's great not having to charge a controller. It's also great the right analog stick isn't faulty like dual shock 4 controllers so I don't have to replace a controller every 2months. I really think this controller should be 60+$. Everyone knows dual shocks feel is amazing... This nancom has smaller paddles and analogs that will take a game or two to get used to. Once you get used to it you'll be back to slapping kids back to the pregame with ease. Stop buying dual shock 4 controllers they're faulty by design. I've owned 5 and only the original that came with my PlayStation lasted more than half a year. All controller drift. Nancom is the way just throw a couple pads on your analogs to make them feel a little bigger and this controller feels excellent for fps games

I mean as you can tell from the picture, the game I’ve been mainly playing with this controller which is extremely action packed and has a lot of buttons being pressed simultaneously but this controller hasn’t folded like a lot of other “retailed” controllers. I’ve dropped it only once but even then there is nothing wrong with it whatsoever. The price for it is well chosen considering that it’s held up for so long but that’s my personal opinion. Has a nice sleek feel to it, might take some getting used to but nothing too serious. The buttons I will say are a bit big but as a person with big hands it’s just fine for me. Definitely would give this a 9/10. 10/10 if you could make a Bluetooth version of this controller 😉

After running into issues with the standard PS4 controllers, I'd been on the lookout for a ground level replacement, and stumbled onto this controller as one of the options that spoke to me. I was quite satisfied with this one, but I did pass it along to a friend having QC issues with a dual shock. It has a sturdy build, the wide face buttons are satisfying to use, and L1 and R1 have a decent click. L and R triggers both do the job, though it might take a moment to get the feel for them. Everything seems to respond all well and good. The 3 meter cable is a godsend, and I wish more wired controllers would adopt that length. Touch-pad is solid, like it better than the Dualshock's. The overall size isn't that much smaller than most everyday controllers, but the arrangements of the buttons is friendlier to smaller hands. The left side of the controller is just a bit too cramped between the left stick and d-pad for my personal comfort. Speaking of the D-pad, it's about the size of the Xbox One's and it's alright, but if it has a proper pivot, it seems to be a bit too short. I do get a few odd unintended inputs from it, not often, but enough to make a caution of if you play fighting games with it. No motion controls, but most wired pads don't so that's within my expectations. The headset-compatible 3.5 mm jack is appreciated. Odd note: When trying it on my PC Steam recognized the controller an Xbox pad. Not a problem, just a funny observation. EDIT: It reads as a ps3 pad on the current version of the driver. Not a big deal, but a bit of a pity you had some sort of custom set-up using the TouchPad via a Linux distribution. If you can get this controller at a good price, and don't mind it not being 100% feature complete, I'd say the Nacon Compact is worth a look.

It definitely feels better than the Dualshock. The D PAD itself feels way better than the dualshock DPAD. The buttons are closer and bigger than the dualshock so your buttons will always be more accurate. The L and R buttons feel way better than the dualshock too. The only negative I have is the size of it but even with my big hands I got used to it real quick and my game play has improved alot because of it. Also it takes a month and a half plus being late a couple of days to arrive but it is worth the wait. Great controller from nacon.

It takes time getting use to playing with the new controller, but that's normal. Nothing bad to say other than the triggers don't working correctly. I would be in a middle of the game and my triggers wont work. I have to press them 3 times just for it to be activated. Oh and I pressed hard. Take a pass on this controller and pay a little more for a different product. Also, the d-pad is cheaply made and when I press left on it, it almost always registers it as down. The same can be said about the other d-pad buttons. Overall, take a pass and pay a little more for a controller that actually functions correctly. Don't buy.

So I am an avid gamer and one type of genre I especially like to play are fighting games. And in those fighting games, you must be very accurate and comfortable with the tools at your disposable, for even seconds of seconds is enough to cost you you're life (in the game of course.) With this controller, It's pretty hard to do either. The main point about this controller that upsets me is that, I ordered this just about a month ago and am already experiencing stick drift with the right analog. I feel like I'm playing a balancing act just to keep the camera centered to where I want it. I'm not sure why it's so hard to get this kind of thing right. Heck, even Nintendo did it with their new console. I know I shouldn't expect too much. I shouldn't expect this to be as good as the PlayStation controllers themselves, but for the same price as a PlayStation controller, you need to do these things right. I digress. The second main issue, is the feel of it in MY hands. Yes everybody has different hand sizes, personally, mine are small. I have a hard time finding this controller to fit in my hands comfortably. A BIG side note, the analog sticks feel too close to each other. I sometimes find my thumbs clashing into each other. If you're not looking to play competitively with this controller, then it isn't too bad. Of course, minus the stick drift. That's just a no-go no matter what you're playing. It's not the worst stick drift in the world, at least within a month owning this product, I thought it would take longer for this to start happening. Overall an ok product, Feels nice when I'm playing "Cursed of the Dead Gods". I've been having a blast with this game. And the best part about playing with this controller, you don't control the camera due to the game playing from a top down view. LOL. The main reason I bought this product is because I was looking for a nice wired controller to invest in for my gaming. And I guess you could say, I came out with an OK wired controller to invest in.

I am a habitual buyer of controllers. I needed a decent ps4 controller replacement and I am EXTREMELY excited to say that they work SO GOOD. I gave it the Call Of Duty test. It is phenomenal. I ran it for about 6 hours straight. Problems? Well, just a couple of silly things. Like the grip feels good, but it definitely highlights the fingerprints. And the shoulder buttons are a little high from the triggers, which makes me not consider this for a fighting controller...Unless you plan to play with 2 fingers on the top of the controller. And lastly, no speaker on on it. (told you, minor), and though the control is clicky, it is that muffled click, which you will ignore as you play. Maybe there are better, but this one is more than excellent. I doubt I will ever play wireless again.

Broken within 15 days bought it on the 5. Ill never buy this brand again. Waisted my money just trying to play a game. Buy anything else Edit i got a new one i have issues with this one anymore and it was more responsive. almost didnt get the refund but def worth the money