It feels comfortable in-hand, and its performance while gaming is as good as you’d expect. I was hoping for at least one LED to make the aesthetic even cooler – but alas, that’s reserved for PDP’s Afterglow model. The crimson-red model I tested features a cool-looking see-through shell on top, and a black underside. And on that note: yes, this controller supports Windows too. You’ll be happy to discover that you can use any micro-USB cable, just in case you misplace it, or if you’d prefer something shorter because you’re gaming on a desktop PC, for example. It has a 2.5m detachable micro-USB cable, which is good for most gaming setups.
The PDP wired controller is a pretty good alternative to the original from Microsoft (and costs almost half the price), but how does it fair on the battlefield?įirst up, as a wired controller it feels quite a bit lighter than its battery-wielding brethren. Opting for a cheaper third-party controller is often the route most cash-strapped gamers take, but that doesn’t mean your buck should deliver any less bang.
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