🎮 Limited Edition Hyperkin Duke Wired Controller for Xbox One/Windows 10 PC (Green) - Officially Licensed by Xbox Review

This is the most chadic controller on the market. It is characterized by being over the top in every way and exuding a powerful aura that increases the power of game channels by at least 10 times. On top of that, it's a pretty cool controller, but definitely no better than current-gen controllers. The Xbox LED screen is comfortable to press, the addition of an audio jack is useful, the translucent green body is nostalgic, and once you get used to the odd button layout, it's a handy controller…

I remember using Duke while playing the original Xbox. I have very large hands and the controller fits my hands so well that I waited as long as possible to switch to the smaller controller. Getting this bad boy brought back great memories of playing on the original Xbox. However, the location of the front bumpers, LB and RB buttons is very small and difficult to reach. The controller was clearly not designed for these buttons, and that makes any game that uses these buttons a bit more…

Full disclaimer, I really like this controller. It's really easy to use and I will continue to use it. Well, one important thing to realize is that your hand size matters. Don't buy this controller if you have small hands, you can't use it properly if your hands are not big enough. My hands are big enough that I can use it without any problem, if you have big hands then this controller will suit you. Also, some adjustment to the button placement is required. The ABXYs are all angled now, so if…

You won't really appreciate how big this thing is until you get your hands on it. I remember seeing the Duke at a friend's when the Xbox was brand new but was never surprised by its size. More comfortable controllers are larger these days, and that makes sense since, as an adult, I can't use smaller controllers or handhelds without larger grip surfaces. But damn. This thing is huge. I got the transparent green because I love transparent video game peripherals, and the green screamed Xbox to me.