Victrix Gambit World's Fastest Licensed Xbox Controller, Elite Esports Design with Swappable Pro Thumbsticks, Custom Paddles, Swappable White / Purple Faceplate for Xbox One, Series X/S, PC

After having to replace my Elite series 2 for the second time I decided it was time to try a new pad. After doing a lot a lot of research about various controllers I deceived to pull the trigger on the Victrix Gambit, at just under one hundred pounds with alot of great features advertised I thought it was definitely worth a try! And my God am I glad I did. What a fantastic controller, I am a hardcore, tournament playing, try Harding sweat at PUBG and now I’m even more of an absolute laser beam with this controller, the thumb sticks feel great and I can controll any scoped or red dot AR sprays with ease. I’ve had many people accuse me of cheating using this controller as all I do is beam the lobby. My flicks and spray transfers are on point and I absolutely recommend this controller for anyone that’s looking for the competitive edge! It feels fast, responsive and ergonomic in the hands, the only slight difference I’ve noticed to the elite 2 is it does feel a lot lighter and that’s the only thing I’d say I miss about the elite 2. But it’s not a bad thing and I am getting used to the feel.The triggers and trigger stops are great and the bumpers feel tactile and solid and the real MVP about this controller is the back buttons, I use the 2 button one as I don’t need 4 and I must say it is very comfortable, responsive and not too easy to press that you accidentally actuate it.The one thing I was concerned about before buying this controller is the select and options buttons either side of the Xbox button being in very different places to a normal Xbox pad I thought this was going to cause me muscle memory issues as In PUBG you use these alot for looting/ healing etc…however after a week I was completely used to the new layout and it’s not an issue at all so overall I give this controller 5 stars after using it for 2 months and highly recommend! Hopefully it can stand the test of time!

So because this I've mostly used a standard xbox one controller or the elite series 1This is a huge leap forward!Very easy to charge out the sticks, dpad and back buttons and even the coverThe supplied USB cord is nice and long and if you damage or lose it a standard USB c cable will work fine.Very responsive buttons the overall layout takes a bit of getting used to because of the shape but you get used to it soon enoughDurability seems good had it several months and no issues so farAlso comes with a case to keep it in when not in use or for travelling

It is noticeably quicker than any other controller I've tried. The trigger stops are the best yet also.However, the flaws are the accidental pressing of the back paddles AND the triggers. Its also very plasticky and slippy. I don't mind the cheap feel as it keeps the weight down (which I prefer), but zero grip.Overall, for £50 or less, its a brilliant controller. Any more than that and it's a rip off. I recommend power A enhanced. Excellent value for money.

Excellent grip, buttons are awesome as each has a different sound and firmness. Works well on Xbox. So, pretty. Easy to use. Great value.

Initially it was a very good controller, very sensitive and very good.I was hoping it would last longer than the standard Xbox ones but unfortunately it didn’t. It’s less than one year old and the RB button doesn’t work at all. I’d expect better for the price.I’ve tried getting in touch with them but no response. Very poor

My son loves this Christmas gift. It is a good build and no issues so far with stick drift or buttons. Good value for money.

Bought this as a spare for running with a pc, it has fast become the main one, the feel is good, the quality is as expected from a company like PDP. Response is great, the tension of the thumb sticks feels very comfortable and the programmable buttons behind are easy to set to whichever buttons you want. The supplied cable is equally good quality. I feel very happy to recommend this for avid or casual gamers alike, well worth adding to your kit. Great value for money.

Lets start of with the possitives. The low latency is great and when overclocked on pc it feels just as good as a ps4 controller, this is particularly noticable in games like halo where pressing slide at the right time is crucial to hitting curbslides properly.The controller its self fits nicely in the hands and the adjustable triggers are great for those who like to play various different games. The two different front shells, hard plastic and silicone, are a nice touch for those need something to silence the clack of the sticks flicking from side to side and the placement of the 2 and 4 paddle options was suprisingly good. The PC customisation software is also very intuitive.However, the biggest issue comes with the deadzones. Its has a builtin deadzone which you cannot adjust and as someone who has become very used to having the lowest setting possible I cant go back. This could be fixed in a firmare update but there doesn't appear to be anything so far, fingers crossed or an update in the future.The back buttons, although far more ergonomic and I thought they would be, were actually a hinderance at times as they are too easy to actuate. I don't grip my controller particularly tight but I would find whenever I tried to click my left stick I would accidentally actuate one or both of the left back buttons. This could easily be fixed with higher n/gf switch, a little more pretravel on the back paddles themselves or even using a slighly thicker less flexible back paddle.My last gripe is the analogue stick gate swap thing. Why does it need to have these raised parts to make them look like crosshairs? it makes it so PS4 sticks cannot rotate in a full circle without getting caught, this probably wont be an issue for most but I thought I would add it if there are any other ps4 stick fans.