#Afterglow controller review pro
#Afterglow controller review Pc

To adjust the brightness as you might feel it is a little too bright at night, press the function button and either ZL or ZR.ДЄnother extra feature would be the button on the back, two of them see image below To change static colours, again press the button next to the right analog stick known as the function button and then left/right on the DPad. Everything is controlled by holding down the small button by the right analog stick and pressing down L or R Buttons. There is also plenty of customisation to play around with, from Static Colours, to Fade in and out, Cycle through all colours to the colours reacting to analog stick movements.

#Afterglow controller review Pc

This is not going to be for everyone but for gamers like me that sort of love RGB lighting on all his PC peripherals I rather like this nifty little addition.

Instead, PDP has given us вЂBLINGвЂ™, RGB Lighting Effects known as Prismatic Colour Select LightingвЂ™. Some time ago I mentioned that this control pad was missing any sort of rumble feature, this can be a deal-breaker for some gamers that like to experience games in the way the game developers designed them. Then we have one other change the placements of the +, -, Home and Screen Capture buttons, they are a little higher but nothing to complain about. I must admit the extra height and slight design change took me off guard when I first started using them, but nothing, that told my brain to not like the alterations, it was more towards, these changes are good.

#Afterglow controller review pro

The next slight change to discuss would be the analog sticks which have a raised ridge all around, then they dip in which houses a little texture to give you thumbs some grip, they are also slightly higher than the Official Pro Controller Sticks. Greasy hands equal fingerprints, loads of them, but lucky for us thanks to the design of this controller, they are not that viewable, which is great as I would be cleaning it all the time, as I hate when things get dirty. What this controller could have used was a textured clear grip area around where your hands grip the controller, this would have helped when it comes to your hands sweating or getting greasy during those long gaming sessions. The controllers finish is clear throughout and polished, so it does get a little slippy underhand after a good amount of playtime. The actual design, its weight, its dimensions all make moving from one to the other and back rather easy and you do not have to get used to new positions, like some third party controllers want you to do, like the Snakebyte Game:Pad S Pro which has a similar layout to a PlayStation controller. It really shows off everything, mostly what they are selling the controller have a look yourself in the below pictures As some gamers throw and even bang their controllers on walls and floors when they can not get passed a certain section in a game, or they keep dying in multi-player.ДЇor me when I first saw the controller was its exceptional design of the packaging which PDP has chosen to sell their Afterglow Wireless Controller in.

Then he started to bang it on the floor like a drum stick, not quite how you use a controller but near enough. The first thing that took my attention was my Son who is only 11 months old grabbing the product off the shelf of our local superstore over all other controllers. This is not my first review for PDP I also checked out the PDP PokГ©mon PokГ© Ball & Pikachu Deluxe Travel and Commuter Cases, which you can read here if interested, trust in my words they are GOOD.

In this review, I shall be taking a look at the Afterglow Wireless Deluxe Controller from PDP for my beloved Nintendo Switch.