Sony Interactive Entertainment has announced Project Defiant, the first wireless fight stick designed by the company for PlayStation 5 and PC.It will launch in 2026. Here are the first details ...

It’s the single best wireless controller I’ve ever used. It’s the best I’ve used for a PC, and it doubles as one of the top three for the Nintendo Switch, which, for me, easily makes it ...

Great ergonomics • Wired and wireless compatibility • Easy setup and device swapping MSRP: $169.99 A telescopic controller with full-size sticks and Bluetooth compatibility.

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Razer's Wolverine V3 TE is $30 cheaper at Woot right now, which makes it an FPS bargain versus Scuf's Valor Pro controller. Here's why I like this deal. Skip to main content ...

The Nacon Revolution X Unlimited (RXU) marks the brand’s latest entry into the premium controller space, this time stepping away from the PlayStation ecosystem, as seen with the Revolution 5 Pro, and ...

It supports both USB-C wired connections for handheld play and Bluetooth for wireless mode. The controller pairs instantly with iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple TV, as well as devices like the Meta ...

Backbone has launched the Backbone Pro mobile controller. The new gamepad supports both wired and wireless connections, has larger analog sticks, and a pair of back buttons. The Backbone Pro has a ...

The biggest difference in the GameCube controller coming to the Switch 2 is that it's cordless—keeping the same overall aesthetic of the original without requiring a bulky battery pack or receiver.

A wired connection is always the most stable option, but wireless gaming is very capable now — and more convenient. When it comes to wireless, you have two options: Bluetooth and USB wireless (2 ...

LILYGO T-Connect Pro is a DIN rail-mountable, ESP32-S3-based industrial IoT controller with Ethernet, WiFi 4, Bluetooth 5.0 LE, and LoRa connectivity, as well as CAN Bus, RS232, and RS485 interfaces.

At its usual price of $60, the Core is a solid deal for a wireless controller that’s made and backed by Xbox and comes with numerous upgrades from previous-gen Xbox controllers.