The Revolution Pro isn’t without a few flaws. The displaced analogue sticks won’t make serious Sony fans happy, and the D-Pad is a little imprecise for fighting game addicts. It doesn’t work as a PC controller, either - so you won’t be able to play PC games with it when the TV is being used, or use it with Sony’s Remote Play service either. It’s built like a tank, though, with metal analog sticks and much firmer rubber grips that should hold up to hundreds of hours of gaming. Sony’s own pads are notorious for wearing away, but that shouldn’t happen here. Whether it fits your hands or not, it’s certainly customisable - and undercuts Razer’s Raiju by a significant amount. If your favourite games would benefit from a few macros or multi-button combos, the Revolution Pro definitely has appeal, but the Razer is probably the better all-rounder. Buy the Nacon Revolution Pro here from Amazon
Software customisation is really comprehensive; Xbox fans will like the stick setup; Cheaper than the competition;
Extra buttons aren’t easy to reach; Software is complex, tough to get your head around; PS4 die-hards won’t like the swapped sticks;