Watching your videos on this controller convinced me to purchase it yesterday. So thank you.
It isn't mentioned anywhere, but I've found the sticks to be very tall, have lots of travel and are mechanically super sensitive when compared to the dualshock 4.
Has no one noticed this? I'm currently struggling to get used to this and was hoping to get some advice before returning it.
I have been playing with the deadzone but this has only helped slightly.
Thanks

• Domingo Salafrenza2 months ago⁺¹

  +GoshukiGaming Will do. Thanks!

• GoshukiGaming 2 months ago⁺¹

  +Domingo Salafrenza Let me know what you think. Yeah, I'm hoping I can get me a Nacon 2 here soon. As for now I'm mainly using Nacon 2 and trying out Xbox Elite Controller on the PS4 which is interesting.

• Domingo Salafrenza2 months ago

  +GoshukiGaming thanks for taking the time to reply.
  Will give it a few more days to test it out.
  Looking forward to you getting the Nacon unlimited!

• GoshukiGaming 2 months ago⁺¹

  They do take some getting used to. Have you tried to set them to low sensitivity. Maybe try some of the settings in my last settings vid I did?
  ruclip.com/video/lO2ROTpTtCA/video.html

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What's In The Box?

The Nacon Revolution is one of two pro-style controllers for the PlayStation 4 licensed by Sony--the other being the Razer Raiju. It has extra features like additional buttons and fully customizable mapping.

It's packed tightly into a fancy box that opens like a door. Inside you'll get the controller, the required USB cable, and weighted cylinders to make the controller heavier.

How Much Does It Cost?

Take note that this controller is only available in Sony EMEA (Europe, Middle East, and Africa) markets, like the Razer Raiju PS4 controller. It costs around $90 GBP which converts to about $115 USD. Those in the US will have to factor in the cost of importing it, which can vary.

Everything In The Package

Here are the packaged contents; the controller, 10-foot USB cable, the 10/14/17 gram weights (two of each), and a key to open the compartments where the weights go.

Wired, Not Wireless

You must use the packaged USB cable for this controller, since it has a unique five-pin connector on the controller's end. There is also a screw cap to secure the cable and prevent it from being pulled out.

Extra Weight

You get two of each weight--10, 14, and 17 grams--to keep the controller balanced if you choose to use them.

Installing Weights

The weights go into each of the controller's handles, accessed with the key. Up to two weights can go into each handle, and they simply snap into place.

Triggers And Shoulder Buttons

L1 and R1 shoulder buttons are larger than what the DualShock 4 offers, and they have a satisfying tactile feel. However, the L2 and R2 triggers are the biggest drawbacks of the Nacon Revolution.

Trigger Shape

Nacon Pro Controller Software

L2 and R2 have a sharp outward slant that doesn't feel comfortable to pull when you hold the controller in a natural fashion. They also feel stiff and more resistant than necessary and can tire your fingers in longer play sessions.

You can see the extra programmable buttons here as well--labelled M1, M2, M3, and M4.

Programmable Buttons

The outward buttons (M3 and M4) are responsive and effortless to pull, even in the most frantic situations, but not to the point where they can be mistakenly pressed. And their sensible placement makes for the most natural-feelings paddle-type buttons to use, since they reside on the handle right where the middle finger goes.

However, the inner buttons (M1 and M2) are inconsistent and tough to use, making them more trouble than they’re worth.

Face Buttons

The enlarged face buttons stand out immediately, and feel similar to stock Xbox One controller buttons, which isn’t a bad thing. Their size neither helped nor hindered our gameplay experience.

Directional Pad

The Revolution features a disc-like 8-way directional pad that felt responsive. It’s the best of any PS4 controller. D-pad sees limited use in most games, but it works great for fighting games.

Analog Sticks

These analog sticks are light to the touch and offer consistent, fluid movement. It's a significant improvement over the DS4 and helps with precise aim and overall ease of use. It’s also the only PS4 controller we tested that takes on the stick placement of Xbox controllers.

The right stick has the Nacon logo engraved in a convex fashion, while the left stick is concave. They offered enough grip to keep our thumbs from slipping while gaming.

Audio Jack

Beneath the controller is a 3.5 mm audio jack. Here, you can also see height of the thumbsticks.

Nacon Revolution Pro Controller Pc Driver

Getting A Grip

A matte finish makes for a sleek look, but it also provides great grip with a nice chalky feel.

Overall Impressions

Nacon Gaming Revolution Pro Controller

There’s a lot to like about the Nacon Revolution, from its smooth analog sticks to its smartly placed M3 and M4 buttons. But it’s held back by the odd design of the L2 and R2 triggers, which also feel too stiff and resistant for longer play sessions.