If you have been planning on choosing up a new gamepad for competitive gaming on Xbox consoles or PC, the Nacon Revolution X Pro Controller may match the invoice.
It’s jampacked with fascinating features for avid gamers who take their on-line play critically, and surprisingly, it’s a lot cheaper than you may assume at £99.99 (about $130 / $AU185).
So what places the “Pro” within the Nacon Revolution X Pro Controller? Well, the controller sports activities the entire functionalities we’ve come to anticipate from the brand new Xbox Wireless Controller, together with the brand new Share button, impulse triggers, and a headphone jack. But you additionally get entry to a Dolby Atmos license included and a load of customization choices to set it as much as your liking.
At the again of the controller are 4 shortcut buttons – so that you don’t must take your thumbs off the sticks in the course of a firefight – and you may retailer as much as 4 profiles created within the Revolution X app on PC for totally different video games. Using the app, you possibly can change the response curve of the analog sticks, vibration, and even the controller's lighting results.
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The controller additionally comes with a alternative of concave or convex sticks, relying on which you favor, and a choice of weights that may be positioned within the management handles to offer it extra heft within the palms. The Nacon Revolution X Pro Controller additionally comes with a slick laborious case, 3-meter USB-C to USB-A cable (it’s not wi-fi, sadly).
The Nacon Revolution X Pro Controller will probably be accessible on October 13, 2021, in Europe at a really helpful retail price of £99.99. Those who pre-order the controller from Nacon’s web site will obtain a copy of WRC 10 for Xbox Series X/S for free, obtain supply three days earlier than launch, alongside with one free Nacon PC recreation.
We’ll should see how Nacon's pad stacks up towards the likes of Microsoft’s Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2 and the just lately introduced Scuf Instinct Pro, each of that are dearer choices than the Nacon Revolution X Pro Controller.
If you are keen on a cheaper controller from Nacon, try our evaluation of the Rig Nacon Pro Compact.
