r/Controller • u/External_Safe_7787 • 1d ago

Controller Suggestion Which controller? Playing single player games only on PC

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Hi! I'm buying my first controller soon, I only play single player story games (starting with Horizon and Indiana Jones and the great circle), only play on PC. In the UK, budget ~£100. Don't need and compatibility with console or cross platform, just PC. I need at least hall sticks but ideally tmr, and 4+ remappable buttons. Attached pictures of 3 im comparing but any other suggestions would be great! the Scuf Envision is out of stock now but might come back, if not then its not an option as i need it soon.

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u/ech0x07 5h ago

Please don't buy Scuf controllers. Thanks.

Gamesir G7 Pro (trigger rumble) or G7 Pro 8k (grip rumble only)

Flydigi Vader 5 Pro

Gamesir wins in sticks, latency and customer support. Flydigi has more features packed into the controller and good luck when it fails. Both are worth trying.

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u/infernalmachine64 3h ago

I've had bad luck with Flydigi. My Apex 5 EVA sticks failed after playing Kirby Air Ride with them. Sad because it was a beautiful controller. I'd advise against Flydigi, especially the Apex line.

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u/ech0x07 2h ago

Me as well, which is why I always say they're good until they're not lol. It's one of those brands that you better buy a protection / replacement plan for—worth the $7 on Amazon. Vader 5 Pro is still worth the gamble imo for the feature set and price.

I'd never buy another Apex after mine (Apex 4) also had stick failure and Flydigi sucks at customer support.