Scuf, Battle Beaver, Aim, Hypr, & HexGaming Custom DualSense Controllers Compared

Thank you for detailed thumbstick tension test!

easily the best video on the internet for ps5 aftermarket controller comparisons- thank you!

Awsome information! Im sharing this with all my friends who has ps5! :D Sadly I have ps4 :P tnx, and you got a new subcriber <3

When you say ‘Rumbles’, Is it the official haptic feedback? Or old school Rumble? I need haptic & adaptive.

I much prefer the lower thumbstick tension of the Hex because it's more comparable to the old Dualshock 3. Unfortunately for me Hex aren't shipping to the UK...

Gj man very detailed

Thank you for a great lengthy and detailed review! I've been using Battle Beaver since PS4 days. I really like their controllers. When they work, they are great. but when stick drift happens, It is a pain in the ass to send them in for repair. I am actually having issue with my PS5 Battle Beaver. I have sent it in once for repair. I don't want to deal with the long wait time again. so I am looking to buy a new one, probably gonna go with the Scuf Reflex FPS. The fact you can replace and clean the thumb stick easily is huge.

When are your rear button placement on the battle beaver ?

You've had great comparisons and coverage of these controllers, I went with Aim because they seem to offer everything I wanted and didn't try to force anything I didn't. I think which controller you would prefer really comes down to the type of games you want to play with them. Since I am mostly into racing games and fighting games, I wanted dual sense triggers and vibration but I wanted all the other buttons to be more mechanical and mouse clicky. Then there's the paddles, it's a big deal for them to sorta feel like paddles you would pull on a steering wheel, and they seemed to do the best job with that as well. That and the analog sticks need mentioning, because they let me spec Xbox style sticks with customizable height.

Does any one of these have spereate dpad buttons???

Hypr hall efect or standards ALPS ( Thumbstick Module Type) ?

Has anyone used the hypr PS4 controllers?

Deserves more appreciation ! The kind of review I needed ! I'm more of a PS4 user .

Great comparison. Where would you rate the Dualsense Edge controller in this list?

I've had the Scuf fps ps5 controller for over a year now. No issues to report as of yet. Solid controller in my personal experience. My biggest con is how over long periods of play time it gives me forearm pain and cramps up my right thumb. I do use Kontrol Freeks as well but it still can get uncomfortable. It is very comfortable to hold nonetheless.

I have been looking at controllers I have had like 5 scufs in the past. Was looking at aim beaver and hypr? Beaver has to ping of a wait aim I’m not sure I heard they have a long wait also been looking into the hypr ones quite a bit.

J’ai commandé la hypr fps avec les joystick réglables en tension ( je suis sur pc)

I have to say that right thumbstick drift is probably a PS5 issue in general, only because I have 3 OEM controllers from Sony, have had the PS5 for 2 years now and because of my playstyle, doing either what they call Puppeteer/Tactical set up, I use the R3 more often to duck and slide. After awhile the right them stick seams to have a drift problem, where I can't accurately aim anymore, nor in MW2 for example do tuning because it moves where it wants left or right. DualSense Edge is going to make money on those replaceable analogs that's for sure.

Nice video!

Wow great thorough review I love PS5 controllers I personally own the Hex Rival and Ultimate controller as well as the Battle Beaver I don't really agree with your ranking but it's definitely subjective on what you personally prefer while playing. I actually think that'll Beaver is the most comfortable to play with and they actually do offer a separated d-pad if you want one. Hex delivers very fast despite them being from China. I actually don't like the grip of stuff because I don't think it lasts very long it wears down after repeated use from what I've seen