PS5 DualSense Edge Controller Is PlayStation's Take On The Xbox Elite

@xantufrog: I would think you're part of the majority.

@gts-r288: That's my first observation too. Only 2 extra paddles? I own the Back Button Attachment for my DualShock 4, and while it's very nice, I always found 2 paddles to be too limiting and I have to keep switching profiles. Really needs 4 paddles like the Xbox elite MK2. The MK2 also lets you remove the paddles as you wish if you only wanted to have 2 of them.

@gts-r288:

I think $120 would be fair price.

@pcps4xb: You make one person...

@rolento25: I don't think you understand how comment sections work.

@rolento25: They weren't trying to speak for you. That's why they said; "The best feature they could add to a pro controller for ME", and "I'VE never gotten used to those thumb sticks".

@stickemup: It's been shown that thumb sticks in the position Sony has them cause far more fatigue far faster than offset sticks. It also depends on the size of your hand and what grip you use. All controllers cause fatigue when used too long but PS controllers do so much more quickly. How often do you see someone's hands in a position where their thumbs are pointing towards each other, almost touching? Probably only when they're using a PS controller. It's simply not natural and is painful to many. Do you think I'm making this up? Google is your friend. If you think I'm the only one who has this problem, Google it.

@stickemup: Humans are not symmetrical. Never have been. It's much easier for offset controls.

@stickemup: It's simple. Your thumb typically only moves along the y axis(and x less often) with the left stick. These lines are easier to make thumb pointed up. Try it.

The right is for fine motor aiming and it's easier to make small circles with your thumb to the side. Again, try it.

@faithxvoid: thats funny because i like the wideness of the ps4 and ps5 controllers when i play with my series x controller my fingers overlap because of the curve of the controller...and not to mention the tiny thumbsticks I always say the xbox controller is feels like its for baby hands ..same layout as the switch controller but that one is really flat and feels much wider

@rohanrocks88: If you had severe arthritis and ankylosing spondylitis, you wouldn't be telling me to stop being a baby. I work 12-16 hours a day, seven days a week running a business that requires me to use my hands constantly. If I was a baby, the pain would be too much for me to do that let alone play video games. Everybody is different. I'm telling you MY experience. How comfortable you find them is completely irrelevant to my situation.

@rohanrocks88: Exactly.

I actually hate having all the controllers have the same thumbstick layout. Because you start to get a Switch pro controller XB controller problem. Where the controllers feel the same but the buttons are different.

God, I hate messing up quick time events and fast reflex moments, because the "The 'A' button is down not right this time", or "The 'Y' Button is left not up this time" when flip flop between those consoles. This never happens when I switch between PS and XB.