PowerA FUSION Pro 4 Wired Controller for Xbox Series X|S, adjustable height thumbsticks, hall effect thumbsticks, mappable buttons, officially licensed, works with Xbox One and Windows 10/11

GREAT controller – the back buttons CAN be programmed to multi-button presses
I read lots of reviews that made me think the back buttons could only 1 to 1 map with non-back buttons (so, simulate the XABY keys or an L1 etc.). I used it for 2 weeks thinking this – turns out I should have just tried, as the multi-button presses I needed (Left Trigger hold + d-pad) were mappable – granted, it’s not a macro (so no timing info is saved and you can’t input something like “Hold trigger for 2 seconds, release trigger, press up on d-pad”), nor does it come through as a distinct button event from hardware to laptop (I tested with GNU/Linux jstest to monitor the hardware events), which is something I read the X-Box elite is capable of with a special driver.Being able to bind combo buttons to the back buttons means on a game like Final Fantasy 14 (FF14), which can have some really gnarly controller key presses required (the left side action axis wheel requires holding left trigger and pressing a d-pad direction – very hard to do while using the left joystick to move), can now have all 4 of those bindings set to a single button press.The downsides:- The back buttons are VERY easy to press – if you’re using this for PC gaming, and set it on your lap to type at keyboard, you’re probably going to register a few back button presses as you set it down (or if you shift the controller in your hands) – this wasn’t so good in Diablo 4, where I don’t need those binds at all. Re-binding is slow/tedious, and you can’t save multiple bind “profiles” as far as I can tell- The remote feels great, but is extremely light – a name brand X-Box basic controller feels 2 to 3x heavier – I don’t know if that’s because of a cheaper rumble system or what. For some people, such a light controller may be desired, but I prefer some “heft” to my devices- I used GNU/Linux fftest program to calibrate rumble levels – it only has 2 rumble levels from the 5 listed – I assume the name brand remotes have all 5 – the 2 it does have are the most important though – “strong rumble” (which can still be at various strengths) and sine, which is like a pulsing rumble effectThe upsides:- Joysticks feel great, they have a rigid pattern around them and it’s fun to swivel my thumbs around the edge for the tactile feedback- The controller overall (exterior) feels much better than a cheaper model one I compared it to (a $30 Switch controller that works with PC)- The triggers are not just “press” (maybe this is more of a Switch controller thing) – they have analog ranges of 1 to 32k, although most games treat them as binary presses- The buttons feel good to press – no stickiness – very satisfying to press themOverall – definitely recommend for gaming on GNU/Linux!3 month update: I recently tried an Xbox Elite Series 2 controller (2 so far) – apparently almost all are plagued by face buttons failing to register – that has never been an issue with the PowerA here – for a third of the cost, you’re getting a way more reliable controller – in comparison to the name brand model, the only thing it lacks is bluetooth and a bit of “heft” to it (and the “customizations”, which are not valuable if base functionality is broken).

Garbage
This controller is absolute garbage. I would rather have a mad catz controller than this pos. I own a fusion pro 2 and love it but the a button stopped responding after thousands of hours of gameplay, so I figured I would try the newest version. This is such a downgrade, no removable faceplate or analog sticks. The whole controller feels cheap and after about a month of light use the left trigger stopped working. Don’t waste 80 dollars on this junk

Amazing but not super high quality
If you are completely used to an elite series 2 controller you will have no problem getting comfortable with this controller, its not amazing quality do wish the grips felt more rubbery but, i couldnt afford to replace my series 2 so i bought this instead along with the other popular Hall effect controller, but this felt more natural, Do wish they had more customization options on the controller to make it more my own

Works great, buttons underneath are easy to set up. Great feeling sticks and haven’t noticed any stick drift.

Es una excelente alternativa si no quieres hacer el gasto de un Scuf o un control de “gama alta”. Lo he utilizado exclusivamente para jugar Call of duty/Warzone y los botones traseros están perfectos, hacen click, y no estorban a la hora de no utilizarlos (considero que tengo las manos medianas).El D-pad hace menos click que en el control original de Xbox, pero es algo muy menor y no me es inconveniente.Se siente de calidad al tenerlo en las manos, cuenta con una textura muy cómoda y suave. Si las palancas no son de tu agrado, viene en su estuche con dos extras de mayor altura y diferente acabado para probarlas.El botón de mute es muy conveniente para las llamadas y ajustar el volumen desde el control sin abrir menús es muy bienvenido también.Mi única sugerencia sería crear la versión inalámbrica ya que siempre prefiero no utilizar cables, pero de ahí en fuera es mi única sugerencia.

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