All articles tagged with #gaming controllers
Nyxi's Hyperion 3 is the first Switch 2 controller to attach magnetically to the console for handheld use, offering gyro controls, turbo, programmable rear buttons, and Hall-effect sticks to address the thin Joy-Cons' comfort issues. It’s priced at $170 (preorder) with discounts bringing it near $120, making it a premium option; a cheaper Mobapad adapter is available for those seeking a lower-cost upgrade.
The author prefers the Turtle Beach Victrix Pro BFG Reloaded over the DualSense Edge for its advanced Hall Effect tech, customization options, and ergonomic design, making it a top choice for gaming on the PS5.
The article reviews the Elgato Facecam 4K, a versatile webcam with professional features, and highlights other tech gadgets like LG's portable TV, a new game about a fly, and various gaming accessories, along with insights into a new AI app and personal tech setups.
Turtle Beach has announced the Victrix Pro BFG Reloaded, an upgraded, customizable pro-style controller for PS5 and Xbox with improved ergonomics, Hall effect analog sticks, and wireless features, priced at $209.99 and available for preorder in North America from September 28, 2025.
Sony is updating the PS5 system to allow DualSense controllers to be paired with up to four devices simultaneously, enabling easy switching between platforms like PS5, PC, and smartphones, with a global rollout planned soon.
Amazon is offering a significant discount on the Sony PlayStation 5 DualSense Edge controller during Prime Day, with used 'Like New' models available for $122.27, nearly 40% off the regular price, featuring pro-level customization and adjustable triggers.
Razer has announced new Kishi V3 controllers, including the Pro XL model that can fit up to a 13-inch iPad, transforming it into a handheld gaming console. The lineup features various models with advanced controls, compatibility with multiple devices, and offers up to six months of Apple Arcade, but at high prices ranging from $100 to $200.
Apple's new support document clarifies that the Vision Pro headset is compatible with most Bluetooth keyboards but not Bluetooth mice, although it does support the use of Apple's Magic Trackpad. The headset also supports gaming controllers with MFi designation, including those by Xbox and PlayStation, but older Apple keyboards with removable batteries will not work with the Vision Pro.
Lenovo has unveiled its new handheld gaming console, the Legion Go, which runs on Windows 11 and features an 8.8-inch, 1600p display with a 144Hz refresh rate. The console is powered by an AMD Ryzen Z1 Extreme processor, 16GB of DDR5 memory, and up to 1TB of storage. The standout feature of the Legion Go is its detachable Nintendo Joy-Con-like controllers, offering customization options and a unique first-person-shooter mode. Lenovo also introduced an interface overlay called Legion Space, designed for the Go, which provides easy access to game platforms and stores. The Legion Go is set to be released in October, starting at $699.
8BitDo has launched preorders for its new Ultimate C controller, available in wireless and wired versions for $30 and $20, respectively. The Ultimate C is a simpler and more affordable version of the 8BitDo Ultimate controller, lacking layout customization and extra back paddles. However, it retains the same design and button layout, rumble support, turbo button, and analog triggers. Both versions support PC, Steam Deck, and mobile, and the wireless model features up to 25 hours of battery life. The Ultimate C releases on May 31.