Different pros: Quality, design, tactile sensations, 100% original gamepad Got cons: The presence in the kit of at least something other than the gamepad itself, I expected that there would be a bluetooth adapter for the PC, I bought it separately

When compared with the xbox, it wins in terms of price, convenience of the location of the sticks. It only loses in terms of the quality of the connection to the PC.

Some pros: Ergonomic design - very comfortable in the hands. Sound effects and vibration give an additional effect of presence in the gameplay. Got cons: I would like a more capacious battery, but with current technologies this will lead to weight.

the quality is more Chinese than that of ds4 | ds2 | ds1 feels lighter/smaller than DS4 under Windows the touchpad is unusable

Has some pros: The gamepad is excellent, very comfortable and tactilely pleasant. Adaptive triggers from the PC only work in Sony games and in the Witcher (from what I tested). Some cons: The battery runs out pretty quickly, poor compatibility with a PC via BT - there are no problems with the cable at all.

Managed to buy before raising prices. Taking into account the presence of points and cashback from Tinkoff, the final price tag was about 3.5k

Great gamepad for gaming. According to my observations, the charge keeps in different ways, depending on the game, but in any case, more than 4 hours.

Pros: - Vibration is better than conventional vibration motors even in non-dualsense games -much quieter than other gamepads Some cons: - the shape is more inconvenient than that of xbox similar controllers -no support for gamepad chips you pay for - the sticks are uncomfortable but not critical

With its pros: The original gamepad is still as quickly discharged as always) With its cons: The color gives off a cold tone, I thought it would be warmer. I'd rather have purple.

Pros below: Good DualSense, in principle with a good design and backlight Cons: Quite expensive, it is almost indistinguishable from the one on ps 4

Nothing to say, all expectations are justified - I'm satisfied. Pros: Connects quickly, great response time (playing on PC), comfortable, functional With its cons: Strange, but did not find at all. Maybe a little small for my hands, but this is not a problem with the gamepad

DualSense is the worst gamepad I have ever used. I have tried different gamepads of different price ranges, eras, consoles, and this one is the worst. For starters, the grip is worse than the DualShock 4. Despite the fact that they made it bigger, and my love for wrapping my small palms around large gamepads, it sits worse in the hands of the previous generation. Also, these gamepads fail much faster than all others from this price segment. Their sticks and triggers constantly die off, the…

Bought for PC games. I set up a couple of days - I had to install custom drivers. Without them, the joystick works, but it is defined as a joystick for X-Box (thanks to Windows for this). After setting - it is still defined in some games as an X-Box controller, but again this is not the fault of the joystick. Where it was important for me, everything worked fine. Happy as an elephant.

Pros below: It lies perfectly in the hand, the new features of the gamepad are just super. Vibration, trigger effect - new impressions. Its cons: At first it seemed that it discharged faster than the DualShock, but in fact the battery life is about 6.5 hours. So, in general, it's quite normal.

Triggers tested in Uncharted 4 (PC). When shooting, the sensations are pleasant, while driving and aiming - the buttons seem to stick in the case. Vibration varies from game to game: in the same Uncharted it is pleasant, and in God of War 2022, even at minimum values, it tends to break hands. I didn’t notice a big difference in vibration with Switch Pro, otherwise it’s a good controller

Its pros: Feel. Ergonomics. Design. Build quality. Native PC support on select games and Steam. Has some cons: It is impossible to connect via bluetooth to a PC without software, and even half of the functions in supported games do not work on it. Number of supported games.

I bought with an emphasis on computer games that do not have controller support (I understand the steam controller settings very well), as well as for racing simulators. It does its job perfectly. Another small nuance (again, a matter of taste), compared to the DS3, the sticks require more effort when pressed, but it’s even more convenient for me.

With its pros: Arrived quickly, well packaged. Works without problems, the gamepad itself is gorgeous. As a bonus, you can directly connect to a PC without a tambourine. Different cons: In the kit there is not even a falling wire, only the gamepad itself.

Has some pros: Kurki. In new games, recoil and boost when pressed work. The vibration itself is arranged differently - more efficiently and immerses in the gameplay With its cons: Price. form, became similar to competitors. Previously, it was lighter and more comfortable in the hands. You can't turn off the backlight either.

Bought for PC, mostly for Steam, not for PS. With Steam, it’s easy and great friends, games that support vibration feedback and DualSense control work and are controlled perfectly. But PCs don’t start without wires without a tambourine, I read that there is a ds4windows program for these purposes, but it also didn’t work out with dancing with a tambourine with this program, only by wire. With a 3-meter wire, everything is the same as without it on PC games, naturally without vibration feedback…