#Nacon revolution ps4 buy pro#

#Nacon revolution ps4 buy pro#

I mentioned this in the Pro Compact review but IРІР‚в„ўm personally not the biggest fan of the look of the face buttons and guide button. There are four programmable back-buttons which I admittedly hit a few times by mistake to begin with, but you quickly learn to adjust your grip to avoid that. Compared to an official Xbox One pad, the X is ever so slightly wider and the controls on the left and right are spread a little further apart. Unlike the Pro Compact, this is a full-sized controller and fits nicely in larger hands. Pictured above: Revolution X Pro next to the Pro Compact and Revolution Unlimited Pro I rather like the etched-in lines where the textured plastic meets the smooth face of the controller, the detailing has a subtle futuristic look. In exchange though, the Revolution X is quite a bit cheaper, so while I personally think any controller over Р’Р€60 or Р’Р€70 should probably have a wireless option, that mostly seems fair.Р”Р„s opposed to the aforementioned rubber coating, this controller has matte plastic on the front and textured plastic down the sides and lower back of the handles for extra grip in those long gaming sessions. Compared to the Unlimited it does miss out on a few of the more luxurious features of that pad like the rubber coating and wireless connectivity. In fact the X shares many similarities with the Unlimited and the other controllers in NaconРІР‚в„ўs РІР‚Сљ RevolutionРІР‚Сњ line. The Revolution X is a matte black controller featuring silver thumbsticks with the signature Nacon designs on black caps, white LED indicators for power and settings profiles, and a customisable LED ring around the right thumbstick, just like the Revolution Unlimited Pro controller we reviewed previously.