NACON Evol-X Pro Wired Controller Officially Licensed for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC - Mappable Back Buttons -Dual Vibration Motors -3.5mm Audio Jack - Soft-Touch Black

This controller really stands out and has a design that closely resembles the original Xbox controllers. The overall feel of the controller is amazing, with a shape that fits comfortably in your hands, buttons that feel great to press, and a level of responsiveness that is top-notch. However, the texture might require some getting used to. Instead of the typical hard plastic found on many controllers, it has a soft silicone-like surface on the front, which is quite different.

I'd give negative stars if I could. You cannot remap the back buttons on this controller. It just vibrates and doesn't save any setting when you follow directions.

Pretty good. A lot bigger than expected

The grip and feel of this controller are better than expected, it feels great in hand. The controls are reactive and can't really tell a difference between this and an official product. That said, be sure the system you are buying for is compatible.

Slightly larger than a normal controller but not large enough where it's a problem. Easy to use, straight up plug and play. Nice to have the buttons on the back too. No issues so far and everything works as it should

This controller performs well for its price. The top shell is soft to the touch which makes it very comfortable to the touch. The controller is light weight and the button are bigger compared an original Xbox controlle. As far as joystick accuracy and input latency the controller performs great with an average input latency of 4miliseconds and joystick error great averaging at 7 percent which are great scores for this controller. The controller also allow the use to program the two programmable back buttons as well as controller the vibrations settings which is easy to configure. If you are looking for a light weight controller for Xbox this is the controller for you.

Feel is everything for me and this one just does not fit the bill. It reminds me of the xbox 360 controller but with fatter handles which really does not match good in my opinion. The buttons all feel cheap and the bumpers are barely passable. The joysticks are slippery. On the good side of things the back is textured for grip. The front has a rubber coating that will wear off shortly. Please stop putting this on controllers. The paddles on the back are easily reached and passable. Overall this controller is not bad value if your really trying to save money and need paddles. As for me the controller has been relegated to the friend zone. As in the friends can use it when they come over.

The sticks, buttons, and triggers all feel very premium. Even the D-Pad is surprisingly good. The corners dig into my thumb a bit, however.The texture of the grip is weird to me, but others may like it. (It's like a DualShock 4 but rubbery.) The softer front is nice, but it seems to scratch easily.The included USB cable appears to be well-insulated and is generously long.I plugged the controller into my laptop, and it was recognized immediately. (It shows up as an Xbox One Controller for Windows.) Both input and haptics worked just fine. I was even able to map the shoulder buttons to the extra paddle buttons. (Why are paddle buttons not a standard by now? They're amazing!)The manual mentions you can change the LED effects on the controller, but I couldn't get that feature to work. It's possible the model I have doesn't support it. There's an EVOL-X Pro Light controller that has multiple LED's.At $40, this is a pretty decent controller with quality parts. I wish it was also wireless for the money, but it works well enough for PC gaming.