Nacon Revolution 5 Unlimited controller review: More customization than I can handle - Engadget
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Nacon's new officially licensed PlayStation 5 controller also works with your PC, and it offers a mind-boggling number of swappable buttons and sticks. The company is unashamedly targeting competitive gamers who may want an array of customizable shortcut buttons, control profiles and even an interactive control screen for all those options.
Nacon Revolution 5 Unlimited controller review: More customization than I can handle
The new controller aims to rival Sony’s own DualSense Edge.
By Mat Smith
Nov. 9, 2026 8:00 am EST
Mat Smith for Engadget
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RATING : 8.1 / 10
Pros
Drift-resistant TMR sticks
Extensive hardware and software customization
Works with both PS5 and PC
Adjustable trigger travel
Cons
Expensive
Lacks DualSense features
Nacon's new officially licensed PlayStation 5 controller also works with your PC, and it offers a mind-boggling number of swappable buttons and sticks. The company is unashamedly targeting competitive gamers who may want an array of customizable shortcut buttons, control profiles and even an interactive control screen for all those options.