Another day, another Nacon controller review from TheSixthAxis! In all seriousness, we’ve been putting Nacon’s range of controllers to the test these past few years and this latest unit is a surprise ...

Video game controllers come in all shapes and sizes. The latest trend seems to be adding RGB LEDs within a clear plastic shell for extra glow and effect. Some gamers see RGB lighting as a gimmick, ...

The Nacon Pro Compact Colorlight Controller is one of the first aftermarket controllers I’ve used. So far, I’ve just stuck to the keyboard and mouse systems for gaming. With me just migrating to a ...

The Nacon RIG Pro Compact controller blazes its own trail with a more compact form factor, Dolby Atmos for headphones, and a bunch of customization options When you purchase through links on our site, ...

Right now, this premium Xbox controller is at its lowest price ever, and at 25% off, we absolutely recommend it. You'll get Hall Effect joysticks that eliminate the risk of stick drift, adjustable ...

If you're looking for a more customisable experience on a budget and aren't bothered by cables, then the Pro Compact Controller might be for you. The body of the Pro Compact Controller Colorlight ...

Unfortunately, a fairly common issue with controllers these days is stick drift, whereby one or both analogue sticks act as though you're holding them in a direction when you're not. The DualSense is ...

Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying decisions and get more from technology. Nacon’s Pro Compact Controller for Xbox is everything it ...

NACON have flexed their controller muscles with a number of feature-filled pads for the likes of the PS4 and Switch, but the French firm has just released one for the Xbox Series X/S. The Pro Compact ...

The Xbox pro controller market is more competitive than ever, but Nacon has finally thrown its hat into the ring, and it has an impressive track record. This week’s announcement of the Revolution X ...

If you’re going to play video games on a console, you’re going to need a controller (unless you’re sticking with Kinect games for the rest of your life). Over the years we’ve seen a whole host of ...