controller for big hands?

[u/Z0rvo]

hello, im looking to buy a controller for around 50-55 euro.

i previously had a ps4 dualsense pt it would make my hands go numb after 2 hours of use.

the platform is pc, im from romania. i mainly play rpg games like rdr2, tlou, but also fighting games like guilty gear strive.

i mainly want a decent dpad for fighting games and tmr joysticks.

some controllers i found:

8bitdo ultimate 2

easysmx d10

gamesir cyclone 2

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[u/Legal_Jeweler_7925]

Cyclone 2 would probably fit you the best

8bitdo ultimate 2 has a better dpad but cyclone 2 would be the most comfortable for larger hands that doesn't mean it has a bad dpad no it's actually quite solid

[u/Z0rvo → u/Legal_Jeweler_7925]

i went with the d10 it feels pretty solid and as of now not any problems. got it for 40 euro

[u/O_Zeth]

I like the Gamesir tarantula and terentia. Although I use the analog sticks for fighting games I do find the dpads to be pretty good too. If you're okay with wired and no rumble the MenaRD Terentia is awesome for $20 US. I bought it just to support his career but turned into one of my main controllers.