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@@halaldunya918 yeah v3 is goated I'll wait for the PS5 version

@@imoxin8643 i dont think so. It uses exact same material & design of older models. Ye said it was fake just because he isnt involved on the new colour releases.

@@asthedaysgoneby Someone told me that this was designed while the deal was in progress and would be released after the deal closed.

@@louischuang8964 it supports wide feet and true to size imo.

I'd say wait for nacon revolution 5 pro price to drop as that is a much better controller imho. But 60% discount for razer is insane though.

@@asthedaysgoneby Thank you for the answer 👍

​@@asthedaysgonebyR5P is a beast.

I suggest to go at least a half size up. The shoes is bulky but very tight inside, especially at the toe part.

Tts fits fine for me

I just got mine in thankfully I went a half size up. They are comfortably nug and breathable

At least a half size up, please man.

I ended up going TTS and they fit me perfect 😍

The buttons does get soggy and gradually lose the clicky sound after months of casual usage, I am afraid that will get worse if we use it for a 'harder' usage thru fighting games. But yes the 8 way micro dpad is too tempting to not get used in it's maximum potential.

Attach your dongle into your PS5 USB socket and turn on your controller, both will be connected automatically

@@asthedaysgoneby 🤦 I’m not stupid. It’s doesn’t work. Maybe I will try update firmware.

Update: I bought the Razer Wolverine V2 Pro, and it is the better controller without a doubt. The only 2 things about this controller that I will have to get use to is no vibration and because the controller is wider pushing the L3 and R3 buttons. The back paddles are actually better than the edge because they don't flop around. The grip feels normal. And that click of the triggers is great. On top of that, all of the buttons feel better. The controller is a lot lighter. I know people keep saying that the edge is better because the bang for your buck but it's really not. The regular dual sense is the bang for your buck option. If you're spending the money, just get the better controller. Alot of misinformation on UA-cam about these controllers. I have not tried a scuf but one could argue something like that is better because you can keep the vibration and pressing L3 and R3 is the same. It is going to be even more expensive though and I have read alot about quality control. I will also say don't worry about stick drift. I haven't had stick drift since the ps2 days when I was literally a child. Treat your stuff well, and you'll be good.

If you get stick drift can you claim warranty?

​​@@zackm9910I'm pretty sure they were using better quality joysticks during the PS2 and PS3 era, hence why nobody complained about stick drift back then. However, nowadays it's prevalent in almost every controller, which is why hall effect joysticks are a necessity. Maybe you've just been fortunate by avoiding stick drift, but recommending a £250 controller, without hall effect joysticks, is just nonsensical to me. I will stick with the Nacon any day, as it's cheaper, much better built and will never get stick drift.

@StardustLegacyFighter The dualshock 2 controllers are actually the most likely to have stick drift imo. Granted, they're 20 years old. I have fixed a lot of them. The dualshock 3, however, has a pad on the inside that wears, and the controller starts pressing random buttons. Pretty easy fix but most people don't open up their controllers. On my ps2 console I use the 8bitdo wireless dongle with a dual sense also. The ps2 controller really is terrible if you compare the 2. What I actually ended up doing in the end is returned both of them(edge & razer) and bought the clicky trigger kit from extremerate. This way, I get all of the dual sense comfort and features and get to have clicky triggers. With vibration included, might I add. However, if you are going to spend the money on 1 controller since we don't get multiplayer games anymore. Yes, people should consider trying out a premium controller.

​@@zackm9910Nothing wrong with recommending a premium offering, but this Razer controller is bad option, because it still lacks hall effect joysticks and doesn't even come with a carrying case. I'd recommend Nacon instead, and the only things you're missing are clicky buttons, but realistically speaking that's only preferred for FPS games, which most sensible ppl would play on PC anyways.

It Is Meant For Competitive Play Not Just Casual For A More Casual Highly Recommend Dual sense Edge

No

Non existent. It's designed for competitive play only.

They are reachable and somewhat weird but overall good in my opinion

This is PS5 controller bud, and I wouldn't never recommend something as overpriced as this for PC play only. Have a look at Flydigi, Gulikit and 8BitDo controllers for PC.

No

Yeah, that stuck out to me. Hate it.

I really like it, gives a satisfying high quality feel to the buttons and makes no difference to performance, just abit louder

There are a lot of PS5 controllers with xbox layout out there. Victrix pro bfg and nacon revolution 5 pro both adopt the asymmetrical sticks layout and better than this wolverine v2 pro imho. You should go for nacon since its extra button are concealed well so it will give you a feeling like there are no extra buttons there.

@@asthedaysgoneby what's the price like on these?

It does

Use a headset fam

It does have minimum input delay. But when you use this with other bluetooth dongle on your ps5 (headphone dongle for instance) it may ruin the frequency hence increase even disrupt the input delay on the controller. Thats one of the biggest cons, it cant be used simultenously with other bluetooth device on ps5.

​@asthedaysgoneby for $250 with input delay and cant be used wireless on its own its a step back. Its basically a an expensive Madkatz controller.

@@WindyREDPandadude he’s waffling, it’s response rate wired is 2ms and wireless it’s 4ms. That is among the fastest controllers out there. For reference, the elite series 2 wired gives me 7-8ms

Well most of games yes i agree. But some of its first party games are offering a new experience when its played with dualsense.

@@asthedaysgonebytrue for most story driven games atleast, if u play shooters or anything else that Involves pvp… haptic feedback is useless. And 24-26 hours for battery life is way better than an 8-10 hour battery life on the dualsense edge

Definitely not worth that much, especially since Nacon and Vitrix have much better controllers, for considerably less.

@@StardustLegacyFighter yeah maybe not too you not everyone plays shooters. I mean I do and I use the victrix bfg but would never use that controller for story games. I’d use my dual sense edge😂

​@@rogermendoza4136I don't really play any FPS games on my PS4, as PC is just better in literally every single way, and it has access to far better controllers like the Vader 4 Pro. I mainly use my Nacon controller for a range of different games on my PS4, and it's been a lot more satisfying than the DS4. I don't care about PS5, as I don't have one and I'm not planning on getting one, when my PS4 works perfectly fine.

Well its a trade off for its huge batteries & satisfying mouse clicks.

The razer is marketed as a competetive controller and as such vibrations are a useless feature. You will mess up your aim with rumbles. It aims at people that want to play with high precision. However if you are a casual player the Edge is the recommend one.

​@@asthedaysgonebyresponse time also much better on razer controller

Thank you! Will do!

Unfortunately not. But it doesnt matter much to me though. As I am just a few steps away from my console.

Definitely slapped the orange colour right there

It's terrible. Use it for daily otherwise get nimbus gel 25 for running. That pair is much better i think.

@@asthedaysgoneby Do the runners loop to lessen the heel slippage

Ayy next time alright

I would say go for true size

@@asthedaysgoneby Thx imma grab the exact same clw looks fantastic

Depends on how you utilise them. If you mainly use it for running, the version 2 is much better because of the heel slippage on the 3 is very bad. But if you use it for daily/lifestyle, then the 3 is your thing because of the looks which I think much more stylish than the 2.

@@asthedaysgonebyI've heard a lot of people mentioning how bad the heel slippage is on V3. as a runner i'll probably buy another pair of the V2.

@@reflex2op17 yes that will solve the issue

The material is better on v2, that shiny material on v3 doesn't look good , they should have just kept v2 and put v3 sole on it. Perfect

​​@@asthedaysgoneby Can you please explain what did you mean by saying heel slippage?

Actually I had my wife to bring this shoes from nike store in Korea. These shoes has not entered the stores in my country yet.

@@reflex2op17 surely they are! I am using the pair mostly for daily & work.

@@reflex2op17 yes they look a bit chunky if you wear oversized/relaxed jeans. Wear them with slim fit jeans instead. And no, they arent heavy at all for a running shoes.

Yes it is

Thats a good choice! Enjoy them when it arrives!