Victrix Gambit Prime Wired Tournament Controller - Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and Windows 10/11 PC

Title: Excellent Programmable Wired Controller – Perfect for Seamless Gaming!Review: The Victrix Gambit Prime wired controller is fantastic! I love how I can program the back buttons to jump which allows me to run, jump, and shoot all at the same time without any hassle. The build quality feels solid and durable, and the ergonomic design makes extended gaming sessions comfortable. The responsiveness is top-notch, delivering precise control every time. Highly recommended for gamers looking for a customizable, reliable controller that enhances gameplay!

Talk about a game changer!! My only complaint is I didn't buy this year's ago!

The best controller on the market. And they are the most durable . and with the 2 processor's latency reaction time is faster. I love it. Love the app that it comes with too

The design of controller was very nice at first. Button placement, the overall feel was great. I've owned this controller for less than 3 months and it's become unusable. Just holding the controller on the left side causes the L trigger to activate, by simply tightening my grip. The back paddle/buttons cause the joystick clicks to activate (LS/RS), instead of the buttons they are assigned to. The RB button is very unresponsive as well. I think it's just cheaply made, however the aesthetic design was pleasing. I HIGHLY recommended getting a protection plan if you purchase this controller.

I just picked up the Gambit Prime because my off brand controller died after a few years of use. I tried replacing it with one of those "submarine controllers" from logitech and hated how plastic and cheap it felt in my hands.Enter the Gambit Prime. Now, I know this is a controller mostly aimed for people who play FPS games but as someone who mainly plays lengthy CRPGs this thing is a treat. It sits comfortably in my (small/medium sized) hands and the buttons feel satisfying. The extra switches on the back (you can swap out the back plate very easily for either two or four back switches) are awesome for mapping stuff like healing spells and potions from my hotbar. The joysticks glide like a dream and feel smooth and the controller has a nice weight to it -- obviously it won't be as heavy as it's wireless brother given the lack of extra components, but it still feels good to hold in your hands.I really only have two gripes about this controller -- one, it looks like it forces you to use it's lengthy 3m cable to connect to your laptop. I tried connecting one of my own shorter USB C cables and the controller wouldn't power on. Not a big deal if you're mostly a console player but it can get a bit tangly when connected to the PC.The other thing, is while the controller is comfortable and has nice grips/texture on the front, this doesn't extend to the back of the controller. I wish Victrix sold more custom backplates for this controller separately as I would definitely buy one with more of a textured grip.

How do you take these caps off so I can swap the joysticks

Was a little iffy about buying this controller because of some of the reviews. This controller is very lightweight I seen a lot of people saying that as a negative I actually like it more than heavier controllers I have used in the past. Really like the trigger stops it makes my reaction time a lot faster on shooters. Sometimes I will accidentally ads when I’m not trying because it is so sensitive so took a little getting use to that. I have had problems with thrustmaster and Microsoft having stick drift very quickly. I have only been using the Victrix for a week or two but have had no drifting issues and have been able to keep deadzones on lower settings. The victrix app is kind of annoying to get use to because you have to adjust your volumes in that but not bad once you figure it out. Kontrol freaks fit good on the right stick but on the left stick I had to sand paper the plastic edges on the kontrol freak so it wouldn’t rub on the victrix. Great controller so far for shooters like R6 and COD would recommend giving it a try. Possibly the best controller I have used.

I couldn't give it 5 stars even though I wanted to. It's a very nice controller, but there are a few problems that I have with it.First, the feel is a little "weird" to me. Along with that, the right and left triggers are a little large, and I constantly find myself firing or ADS'ing when I don't want to.Second, the trigger stops are backward to me. The default is the FPS setting, and you have to follow their instructions if you want to use the triggers for their full travel.Third, the buttons on the back and the programming of the buttons. I play multiple types of games, so anytime I switch genres, I have to reprogram the back buttons. Allowing multiple profiles on the controller would be a nice addition.Overall, it's a decent controller, but I still pick up my Gamesir more than this one.