Of course, this makes sense, since this is a controller aimed at the eSports market, the users can’t afford to lose their connection to a bad wireless signal. The cable isn’t used for charging however, the Nacon Revolution Pro 2 controller still isn’t wireless. Instead of twisting your cable in its place (like you had to do before), you can simply insert the USB-C to the back of the controller, similar to what you do with your DualShock 4 in order to charge it. One of the biggest and best innovations in this second version is the inclusion of a USB-C cable. Since you’ll get several weights included, you’ll definitely be able to create the perfect balance for your session.Īside from that, the controller really feels soft in your hands and the material enables you to keep a good grip, even during the more intense games. Professional gamers shouldn’t be worried since the controller comes with small weights you can insert in the front of the controller. It’s even so light that it tends to flip in your hand since all heavy mechanics are located in the back of the controller. Compared to the previous version, this controller is extremely light. The buttons are still located as before, meaning you’ll find the D-pad on your left and the second stick on the right side of the controller.

Just like the first version of the controller, the Pro 2 has a very slick design, resembling an Xbox One controller more than a classic DualShock controller.

Let’s find out if this upgrade is worth getting. The Nacon Revolution Pro 2 increased the options and is said to be the perfect solution for professional gamers on PlayStation 4. Now, less than one year later, its successor already hit the market. Last year, we reviewed the Nacon Revolution Pro controller as one of the best professional controllers made for PlayStation 4.

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