Looking at the wider controller market, when it comes to pads compatible with Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, and PC, the ...

Razer just expanded its Wolverine V3 Pro lineup with a PC-only model aimed at competitive players who want the speed and precision of a wired connection in a wireless controller. The Razer Wolverine ...

If you're a competitive gamer, chances are you are familiar with clicky controllers and TMR joysticks. Razer, a maker of popular PC gaming accessories, is updating its Wolverine line of PC controllers ...

Ahead of Black Friday, Amazon dropped prices on official Xbox wireless controllers in Robot White and Carbon Black to just $39.99, which is impressive considering the fact that Microsoft raised the ...

My 'good' PC controller is a Logitech F510 (not F310 or F710 to tell you how old it is-- the F510 is the wired version of the F710 and has been out of production for years and years.) It's suffering ...

TL;DR: SCUF Gaming, part of Corsair, launched the premium SCUF Valor Pro Wireless controller for PC and Xbox, featuring adjustable triggers, durable Endurance TMR thumbsticks, four customizable ...

Most of the attention on PC and console gaming controllers gets centered on Microsoft's Xbox and Sony's DualSense wireless gamepads, but those are not the only options. One that flies under the radar ...

I reviewed the Scuf Valor Pro earlier this year, and it quickly became my favorite PC game controller. While its Hall Effect joysticks and smooth gaming performance won me over, it didn’t offer ...

Matti Robinson is a veteran of the industry originally from Finland, with nearly 20 years of writing and editing experience. His love for gaming started with the Commodore 64 and grew with each ...

Xbox and PC players can also save big on Microsoft's Special Edition Xbox Controllers, including the recently released ...

Hyperkin’s The Competitor blends the DualSense’s comfort with Xbox and PC functionality. Find out if this wired controller is worth the $49.99 price.

My wife always gets annoyed when we game together. Not because I complete the jump puzzles in It Takes Two faster than her (I do), but because my wireless Xbox controller is “always disconnecting.” ...