What's the best controller for PC gaming?

I don't give a shit about wireless, infact I would prefer wired.

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then buy pic related wired, the d-pad is a bit too clicky but all else about it is kino

dual sense or the xbox one controller. they shrank the series x controller for some retarded reason

Wired 360. You can't get them any more though, and knockoffs are shit.

This one but if you're a loser like me and play every waking hour it will leave your fingers sore. Absolutely nothing on this controller is soft to touch, but it is built to last.

I own a Pro Controller, DS4 and DS5 and the DS4 is easily the best.

>too clicky
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Wired 360 controller. Still the best ergonomics of any controller, wired so instant response times and no hassle with batteries or shitty micro usb cables, analog triggers, comfiest controller of all time.
Yes, the d-pad "sucks" but it's not the worst ever and it works perfectly fine.

>micro usb, no native support
Good controller but not the best for pc

You can get them but they are extremely expensive or used. You also have to know how to spot the fakes.

PowerA FUSION Pro 2. It's the wired superior version of the xbone elite controller. If you're only buying it for playing PC it's the best.

I want one of these. But wireless.

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Huh, I didn't even know they were well liked. Ive got a tub of like 6-7 downstairs. Probably a couple are broken but the rest would be fine.

I heard 8bitdo is a massive scam. Can anyone confirm?

You can sell them for big bucks if they are in good condition. The build quality on them is vastly superior to modern controllers (as it is with all modern technology) so they are sought after.

Paddles have no place on a controller. Such bad design.

You can just not attach them

PowerA has been the worst brand of controller I've tried so far, even worse than PDP. The triggers started malfunctioning after 2 months. How do you fuck up triggers?

It's a decent comfy controller but things can go wrong with the firmware and brick it completely, and the build quality is hit or miss (their first versions of their new controller was absolutely shit but they've updated them now and the new ones are actually good, but some people say they get given the old version, etc)

I have a Pro 2.
I think it's very very good, build quality, buttons, features etc...
But I don't find it very comfortable desu.
Maybe it's just me, but the analog triggers can go very low and it's really awkward.

Why do people suck off the 360 controller when it has the worst Dpad in the existence of controllers?

pic related is comfy as fuck and literally perfect, only downsides is the metal gets really cold during winter and if you drop it shit goes flying off in all directions. but if youre not poor I can't recommend it enough

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