NACON Revolution X Unlimited Advanced Precision Controller Officially Licensed for Xbox Series X | S, Xbox One, Windows 10/11 PC & Android - Wired and Wireless - Charging Station

I bought this controller because of all the hype it was getting. To be honest, I was expecting to return it because I already had an Elite 2 and figured the Nacon can't be that much better. Well, I was wrong. The Nacon is so much better that I'm selling my Elite. Here is what makes it so good: 1. Hall effect. No stick drift. That alone is worth it over the Elite 2. The Elite 2 has drift and the sticks have to be manually tightened to correct it. The Nacon doesn't. 2. Analog triggers. This has the best analog triggers I've ever tried. They can be adjusted to either be full analog or one-click digital, but the full analog function works so well that I just leave it there. It still works well, even in shooting games, but it also works well in racing games. As I write this, I realize that you can dial in the amount of analog on both shoulder buttons (there are sliders on the back of the controller that control this). A great feature if you're really trying to fine-tune your controls. 3. Weight. The Nacon is lighter than the Elite 2 out of the box (which I prefer) but comes with weights in case you prefer a heavier controller. 4. Sticks. The sticks are lighter than the Elite 2, which took some time getting used to but which I now like better than the Elite. 5. Multiple profiles. You can have up to four profiles on the Nacon and change them at the touch of a button. There's a ring light around the right thumbstick that changes colors depending on the profile you're using. A nice touch. There are a few cons, but they're minimal: 1. The Nacon has to be plugged into a computer and updated before it can be used. The Elite 2 works straight out of the box. I didn't have any problems with this (mine updated in a few minutes after I downloaded the software and got it connected) but some people have reported issues with it. 2. The Nacon requires a USB dongle in order to be used wirelessly. Again, not really an issue: I plugged my dongle into the front of my Xbox and still have the rear USB ports for other accessories. But this will take up one of your USB slots. 3. The Elite 2 has removable paddles. The Nacon has built-in back buttons, and it's possible to click them accidentally. I don't know if the back buttons can be disabled (I haven't tried as they haven't really been an issue) but I like that on the Elite they can be removed entirely if necessary. In short: those cons are extremely minor, and this controller is significantly better than the Elite 2. The Elite 2 is good, but this is better. I don't know how it compares to the SCUF as I've never tried one, but regardless, this is a great buy if you're looking for a high-end XBox/PC controller.

I'm very pleased with the quality and level of customizability. I've been using this for a few months on my Xbox Series X and PC and so far so good. The app on Xbox and the PC app are pretty easy to use, though some disagree. If you struggle with them, there are plently of videos on youtube that explain how to operate the app. The controller is also able to be customized via the controller itself using the LCD Screen. Personally I've had no issues other than the battery indicator not fully tracking the status of the battery (a problem that has since resolved it self over a few weeks). This may have been alleviated via a firmware update or just use over time. I bought this to replace my elite series 2 controller that after about two years had a defective right bumper and stick drift. The problems of that controller are non-existant so far with this one. Needless to say im impressed. The feel of this controller is great, the functionality is superb, and build quality is worth every last penny. It's not cheap, but its definitely worth the purchase.

Software is probably the worst I've ever used. Have to put it in wired mode and set to Xbox or the software wont even connect. Then the software is a hot mess. you cant just go in and modify the profiles already in the controller. you have to "duplicate" them which is just overwriting the ones already there which is just adding extra steps for the sake of adding extra steps. Then there is the firmware update that took almost 4 hours because i didn't realize you cant minimize the app while it updating or it just pauses so make sure you keep it open which it defaults to full screen rendering your pc useless for the over 30 minutes it actually take to do the update. then there is the stick drift. I bought this for the hall effect sensors to get away from it but sure enough even in the app it shows my right stick is at a -5 on the x axis. you can kind of mitigate it with settings which makes no sense but makes the controller absolutely unusable at high sensitivity settings. Had high hopes for this controller but its going back. Honestly save your money and just buy a Manba one controller. They are cheap and i love mine. Just wanted to try something a but "higher tier"

I've been waiting for a long time for a quality replacement for the absolutely terrible Elite controllers that Microsoft offers. I've endured through 3 Elites (all developed shoulder button and trigger issues, along with stick drift in a very short amount of time), tried the Turtle Beach Stealth Ultra (a complete let down with that kind of price point both in build quality and software), and 2 Razer Wolverine V3 Pros (horrible software experience, poor connectivity, bad build quality, even worse support by Razer). The typical offerings of third party controllers have been good to great in only a few places, only to be a letdown in most other features. Nacon almost nailed this controller perfectly. I had thoughts to only give it 4 stars because of some minor "annoyances, but compared to other offerings I had to give it the 5th star. Premium feel and build quality, face and shoulder buttons are just clicky enough but not so much so that it seems more gimmick than functional. Triggers are smooth and offer trigger stops that alters to a mouse click, quick trigger. The software to program is offered both on XBOX as a native app and on PC, and is intuitive enough to accomplish what you need to in remapping buttons and settings. Connectivity has been perfect, booting up the console each time the controller is engaged and turned on. It also comes with a dock, instead of just a charging cable, which is a nice touch. The dock can be a tad finicky to seat the controller properly, but nothing too bad. The added extra sticks, weights, and stick rings are fantastic. They apply with a satisfying click, and are easy enough to take off to change out. The weights are unique and allow for the right amount of heft that suits you, easily inserted into the hand grip portion by way of covers that slide off of each side. The minor issues mentioned would be that the battery life isn't amazing. Probably due to the screen, but you can remedy that a bit by dialing down the brightness. A lot of companies are adding 2 extra paddles right where the grips are that seem to me to be useless. I found this to be something that in on the Razer V3, and I had to disable them completely because I couldn't not hit them accidently. Additionally, the profile swap button is on the bottom of the controller right where my finger lays and I have found that I've accidently changed the profile I'm on mid game. Again, these are very minor, especially considering how long I've waited for a controller that gets me from ever having to go back to the trash Elite controller ever again. Lastly, at this point, no controller should be without minimum hall effect sticks, which this controller has. So they even check that middle Bingo square of the bare minimum and company should hit (see Microsoft who still refuses to put hall effect stick on a $200+ controller that is notorious for stick drift). All in all, I recommend this controller to anyone and everyone looking for a premium experience out of an XBOX controller.

I'll start by saying this is easily one of the best controllers I've ever bought. There are however some caveats that may make this not good for everyone. First the definite negatives. The software thats used to set up anything for this controller has a poorly thought out ui with controls changing what they do withing the same section. Nothing is explained in detail and if you use this controller on pc you have to constantly switch to Xbox mode to make changes in the software. Many settings don't apply properly and due to having a menu in the controller itself you can very easily run into conflicts between what you set in the app and on the controller. For example I turned off gyro once and was not able to turn it back on without going back through the software. I also learned that this controller has amazing battery life; it was still on after a couple hour gaming session and 8 hours of sleep. The auto off function never activated. My final complaint is the lower back buttons can be kind of hard to reliably press. They're sunken into the grips and shaped oddly. Now for the positive features. Battery life is amazing as I described a moment ago. This controller is very customizable, very very customizable. It comes with multiple weights, physical stick dead zone adjusters, sticks of multiple heights and shaped, gyro options, different profiles, and settings that can be changed on the fly in the built in menus. After some fine tuning this is now my main controller. Its larger than a typical Xbox controller so its great if you like the elite controllers weight and feel but feel slightly cramped using that. I highly recommend this if you're willing to spend a few minutes tinkering. I have only used this on pc and haven't tried on my xbox yet. I'll update this review if I do try it with that.

As a gaming enthusiast, I’ve gone through my fair share of controllers, mostly being high end brands. Each having thier own pros and cons. Giving each more than one chance, while watching and waiting for something better. This controller completely surpassed my expectations. The button presses feel clean and precise, with satisfyingly crisp clicks and no mushiness at all. The triggers are smooth the full pull and when in short throw with clicks when pressed. It fits comfortably in my hands and the materials feel like quality plastics and grips. The sticks are so smooth with no drift. Nothing about this controller feels gimmicky. The pre loaded profiles when you switch feels like a different controller, which is satisfying experiencing the difference and capabilities of setting the controller the way you want. The App is clean look, with tons of customization. Updating the controllers firmware was quick and simple. The USB wire is a quality cord, with a separate charging station. Along with case holding all accessories you have the option of changing the way you want for optimal comfort on those long gaming sessions. As of now I'm beyond satisfied with this controller. Now the "time will tell test" .

Straight to the point. After 70 hours of play time, the controller feels great in my bear paw sized mitts. Button and joystick customization gives it a nicer feel than that of my Xbox Elite II. This just feels good in my hands. Setup, at first I installed the incorrect app. The link provided, it opens in French for me. I must have overlooked the English setting. They didn't go out of there way to make it easy to locate/change. So, I installed what looked like the correct controller app. It wasn't the correct one. 50/50 chance, I chose the other. Worked like a charm when I installed the correct one. No issues from there after. Next, setting up and tweaking the joystick movement and aiming specs to what I was used to with my Elite. This took a little time. Connection to the app, disconnecting from the console, back and forth a handful of times... Frustrating, but nothing you can't overcome. Button remapping was a breeze as well. Now, the kick to the clock weights, the reason for 3 stars, the battery life is garbage. I play hardcore when I play. Usually 8-10 hr runs (More if time permits). My Elite controller would last 3-4 days without a hiccup. This one, I get maybe 15 hours total time. Being in a match, controller dies, brings me back to the OEM controller days running on AA batteries. Nothing feels better than giving a free kill to your opponent like having the controller die on you. (Wtf?!) They should have done a better job on battery choice... It simply sucks. Overall, I love hate it.

Responsiveness is top of the line. Dongle or Wired. Haven’t tried Bluetooth as of yet. Very high quality feel. I love the adjustable weights. I like a heavier controller all around. I have the 1lb weights in it now. Changing the key binds via controller is very easy mid game. Connecting to the advanced Nacon Revolution app is easy just have to have the controller in wired mode connected to console to connect to the app right (console players) All around feels better than an elite series 2. As all other reviews say the battery is alright but not compared to the elites. The screen brightness, vibration and such will drain the battery faster. Worth it all around. I don’t mind going to sleep with my controller on the charging stand. Waking up to a full thing ready to go till I go to sleep again. Turn it off when not gaming, save more juice💪🏼🙏🏼 I’ve taken my UFC 5 skills to another level. AIM feels good in shooters. Driving feels good in forza. Adjust your deadzones, keybinds . Make a profile for the certain game up to 4💪🏼