Who Manufactures the best PS4 controllers?

[SeanM]

While Sony makes a good default controller to bundle with your system, lets be honest there is always room for improvements, when I had my Ps3 I actually bought som off brand Chinese wireless controllers, they were surprisingly durable and had alot of cool functions the Sony one did not; like a (sweat drying function) to prevent your hands from getting sweaty during game play, and they were much cheaper. what are your thoughts?

 

[Obsidian]

You might have jumped the gun a bit there bud, I'm not sure there are many out yet. That said, I don't feel the need to get a better one now. The DS4 feels MUCH more robust and smooth to use than the DS3 did.

 

[Oberon]

Yeah,no 3rd party PS4 controllers available yet AFAIK.
And in the case of PS3 controllers,Ive had quite a few so I think you' be hard pressed to find one as good overall in all aspects as the Sony one.
So even now I would guess the same would be with any 3rd party PS4 controllers that become available.

 

[QuestFerret]

like a (sweat drying function) to prevent your hands from getting sweaty during game play, and they were much cheaper. what are your thoughts?

My friend got one of those - it was nice having a fan in there to help air circulate but it got irritating after a while and even started to dry out my hands, I think I'd prefer a little sweat in the end. I never found a controller nicer than the DS3, and judging by how solid the DS4 feels I'm not sure I will this time around either. My mind is open to other brands though if they begin to pop up.

 

[Oberon]

My mind is open to other brands though if they begin to pop up.

Same,I am curious to see what comes up. But I doubt they would be as good overall.

 

[orz]

I'm perfectly happy with the stock Sony PS4 controller, I stuck with a stock PS3 controller after trying many different brands too and found them to be unresponsive and just overall cheaper and less of an overall polished product. I mean after all Sony obviously put a whole lot of time intro developing controllers strictly for the PS4 why could a 3rd party do it better?

 

[daimashin]

Logitech made some cool wireless controller for the PS2. I don't know if they made any controller for the PS3 but I had always believed that Logitech made the best controllers. I'm definitely interested if they made controllers for the PS4.

 

[Oberon]

I have a wireless Snakebyte controller for PS3,its slightly bigger than the DS3,almost like the DS4,feels great in the hands,front face buttons,D-Pad buttons and shoulder buttons all feel and work great too,but the one thing that lets its down a little is the analog sticks,they are better than other 3rd party controllers Ive had,most are not as precise with moment,but the Snakebyte one comes OH so close,but still not quite as good as the DS3 in movement,but its the best 3rd party ones Ive had so far.

Here's a pic I found to show you what they look next to a DS3 like incase anyone'e curious:

Hmm,I wonder if Snakebyte will ever make a controller for the PS4 then..interesting.

 

[Titan]

Logitech made some cool wireless controller for the PS2. I don't know if they made any controller for the PS3 but I had always believed that Logitech made the best controllers. I'm definitely interested if they made controllers for the PS4.

I was just thinking that. I had a Logitech for my PS2 and I still use it when I play my PS2. I liked it a lot better than the DS2 but that was the last third party controller I bought (only got it cause I tried my roommates and liked it and I'm always a fan of Logitech). For the PS3, I thought the DS3 was very good. Took the punishment I gave it. Looked around for a good alternative and didn't find one really so I never bothered buying one.