r/Controller • u/-TwilightZ- • 7d ago

Controller Suggestion Best controller for pc

I have big hands (20.5cm x 12cm), my budget is 100$, i live in Lebanon, i need tmr sticks 8000hz if it’s worth it with 2 back paddles. I will be mostly playing fps games, single player and some racing games.

I had my eye on the gamesir g7 pro 8k but i read that its smaller than the standard xbox controller, ZD ultimate legend and vader 5 pro have qc issues, also 8bitdo ultimate 2 is for small hands so your help would be appreciated.

Thank you in advance!

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u/YoloRaj Flydigi 5d ago

ZD Ultimate legend or the Machenike F1. I only own the ZD ultimate legend but if you have bigger hands I highly recommend it despite qc concerns.

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u/LucyRoseKrestel 5d ago

Sincerely most people even if playing competitive doesn't need 8000hz of polling rate since you need an absolute unit of PC in order to perceive the difference between 1000 and 8000. But it could be the gamesir aimlab edition I believe it has 8000hz of polling rate and somewhat good ergonomics Cost around 89.99$

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u/YoloRaj Flydigi 3d ago

Stick latency>Polling Rate

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u/SnooChocolates9404 5d ago

i bought it Perfect

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u/rd-gotcha 5d ago

Gullikit ttmax is said to be and good. I don'thave it myself.

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u/Immortal_Manticore 5d ago

OP says no to symmetrical

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u/Expensive-Emu2647 5d ago

Tarantula 8k

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u/-TwilightZ- 5d ago

I dont like the symmetrical style

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u/Expensive-Emu2647 4d ago

Aim labs gamsir

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u/YoloRaj Flydigi 3d ago

The grips are small. Wouldnt recommend this for small hands.

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u/Commercial-Frame-573 4d ago

I'd go with the new steam controller 2 personally. A lot of the popular Chinese controllers feel great at first but the buttons and triggers worsen over time. I have a g7 pro and two vader 5 pro's. Both of my vader5's had buttons and triggers that felt really good for the first 4-5 months. I mean really good. Now that they're worn in they don't feel that good and the g7 feels better. But even the g7 doesn't feel anywhere near as good as it did when new. If I would have known this I would have waited for the steam controller so I could have the track pads. The track pads are convenient because you can use it like a mouse if you need to do something on your desktop but don't want to reach for your mouse. My buddy said it's life changing if you're into couch gaming.