Hori Pad 4 FPS Plus Wired Controller Gamepad for PS4 PS3 Blue

An amazing FPS controller! Works well for other games too! The instructions are in another language but the pictures helped! I use this controller for Farcry, Bo3, Battlefield and more! It feels wonderful in my hands and the triggers have a very nice feel! 10/10 would buy again!

I have always struggled with the DualShock 4 controller since I got my Playstation 4 on launch day. To me it always felt like an uncomfortable bodge and an iteration of a design that never really worked since the days of the PS2. However, I persisted though the hand cramps, the peeling rubber, the broken L2 buttons, and the terrible battery life as I really loved the PS4 it was attached to. I had done some research on the CronusMax device, that would allow me to use a 360 controller on a PS4 but this never seemed like a robust solution. After seeing and buying the Hori FPS Pro pad, I have to say that I am pleased with it, but it is not the perfect pad so below are the things that I like and don't like: Things I like * The shape - if feels like a 360 pad, although larger and a bit more angular. It is comfortable and fits well within my adult male hands, although I do think that it is a little on the large size and reminds me of the original Xbox pad. * The touch pad - this seems to have been an issue with a lot of 3rd party pads, but here it works flawlessly and feels very much like the one found on the DS4. It depresses with a bit more of a muted clunk then the click of Sony's pad. * The thumb sticks - again, in my opinion these seems to be an upgrade on what can be found on the DS4, although I hope they are more durable. The are a similar height and diameter, although have a proper concaved recess in them unlike the odd hybrid found on the DS4 and again feel more like the 360 stick, although with less resistance and a smaller dead zone. * Buttons - again, they are mostly great. More elevated then their DS4 counterpart, but not as domed as you would find on the 360. They are responsive and feel very robust and are satisfying to press and can be easily found. * Wired - this is either a positive or a negative, I don't mind as the wire is 5m long so range is not an issue. It never needs to be charged and there isn't any input lag, so I would imagine it is good for those who notice that sort of thing. * No rear light - I mean, what is the purpose of that annoying light? This is a definite positive for me, although others may disagree. * Can be used for PS4 and PS3 - 2 controllers for the price of 1. * It's officially licenced - meaning it just works, all of the time! Things I don't like * No rumble - this is an odd omission and one I don't fully understand. I have been used to rumble in controllers since the days of the N64, so to suddenly be without it is a bit of a shame and I believe lessens immersion. If Hori ever do a v2 of this pad then this is the first thing that I would ask to be included, as it would help to remedy my second complaint... * It's way too light - with no rumble motors and not batteries this controller is incredibly light. Not only light, but it feels hollow as well, like holding an easter egg where a bit too much pressure in the wrong place could shatter it. I'm am sure that this is just a perception, but it does feel a bit cheap. * Build quality does seem to be a bit lacking - this is the second one of these I have had, the first one had a L2 button the only worked intermittently from new. Also, the left analogue stick has developed a bit of an annoying click when rotated to a 9 o'clock position. * No headphone jack - for a pad aimed at online FPS players, this was a bit of an odd one to leave out. I would imagine that they did an Apple and it was for cost saving purposes. *Shoulder buttons - the L2 and R2 buttons are no longer analogue triggers, but instead they are digital buttons. Again, I imagine this is great for FPS players, but it is terrible for driving games. You can no longer adjust the throttle and brake to get around the track in the fasted possible time, instead they are either on or off. This again is subjective, but I would have preferred that they were triggers to make the controller more robust for a variety of different games. What isn't subjective it the quality of the L1 and R1 buttons, which are a spongy unresponsive mess and are by far the worst that I have come across in years. These are definitely the weakest part of the controller design. In conclusion, it is a good pad and is far more comfortable than the DualShock 4, if you can put up with some major compromises and the loss of some functionality. The additional features like rapid fire and button remapping do not make up for the lack of some basic essentials, like analogue triggers and rumble.

I've been using this pad for nearly a year now and I haven't had any problems. It does feel a bit cheap but then again it's really good value for money. The instructions are in Japanese but I found a YouTube video that explained how to use it. once you get used to it. The controller is really easy to use. The controller has a button you can press that spams a button without you touching it. It toggles between auto and hold for spamming. it's ideal for shooting games and for auto farming in RPGs...

the joy pad was great works very well but one week later it did get nocked off a table and stopped working i would expect it to take a bit of bocking about

I have two dual shock controllers i was getting in put lag (i dont no if any one else has this problem) so i got this its pretty much a xbox 360 lay out so if u like the 360 controller ull like this controller and its wired ive used it for a few hours everything worked even the turbo button is point less the assiend button can be use full and target button is pretty cool slow down the aim works with cod battlefield 4 and gta 5 and its very light weight and a nice storge build to it

Really like this controller. Responsive and the sensitivity button on the rear , although tricky to master, is a nice touch!

my son has a few difficulties with tremors and this works wonderfully

I bought this product for another guy that was having troubles with the PS4 controller that came in the box. This product was a great alternative and tested it and told me that it was way more comfortable than the PS4 controller that came in the box. He was also use to the Xbox One controller which is why it worked better.

tasto dietro programmabile per il salto bo3 ottima risposta wired rapid fire grip ok facile da usare con ps 4

今回、メインで使っていた純正コントローラーが壊れてしまった為、急遽このHORIパッドFPSプラスを買わせて貰いました。 実際の使い勝手ですが、お世辞抜きに良かったです。 特に、操作感や持ちやすさに関しては、文句無しと言っても過言じゃありません。 う～ん、流石は老舗のHORIと言いましょうか、ボタンの押し心地まで素晴らしい！ 純正のデュアルショック4が多機能なせいで、恐ろしく高額なのに対し、このHORIパッドFPSプラスは、必要最小限の機能以外は全てオミットしている為、凄くリーズナブルな価格です。 又、連射機能がある上に、PS3にまで対応しているので、これ一つで様々な事がこなせる事も嬉しい点です。 必要不可欠以外の機能を全て削り落とした上で、ゲーマーならまず欲しいであろう機能をドカっと盛り込んだ、このHORIパッドFPSプラスは、ある意味夢のコントローラーと言えるでしょう。 ただ、このコントローラーもメリットばかりではありません。 FPS専用設計故の弊害もある訳で…。 例えば、アナログスティックの位置。 FPSやアクションゲームにおいては、全く問題の無いこのスティック位置ですが、リズムゲームや格闘ゲームに使用すると、かなり支障が出ます。 これらは実際にプレイしてみれば分かると思いますが、アナログスティックでは非常に操作しづらいです。 ならばと、下にある十字ボタンで補おうにも、位置が悪い為、やっぱり使いづらい…。 （個人的には、FPSバージョンと、ノーマルバージョンの2種類が欲しかったですね） 後は、女性には大きすぎて、扱いづらいかも知れません。 まぁ、メーカー側がちゃんとFPSコントローラーと明記している上、他のパッドも幾つか出しているので、間違えて購入する人はいないとは思いますが…。 （でも、このタイプのノーマルバージョンはないんだよなぁ～） 個人的に問題なのは、L2R2ボタン位ですかね。 トリガーボタンでない分、押し込まなくて良いから楽ではあるのですが、人によってはかなり違和感を感じるかも知れません。 又、PS3のゲームによっては、相性が悪いソフトがあるかも。 （デュアルショック3にあった、L2R2ボタンの強弱を使うソフトとか…） メリット 1.コストパフォーマンスの良さ 2.大きさが丁度良く、とても持ちやすい 3.FPSやアクションゲームで本来の能力を発揮 （それ以外のジャンルのゲームでも扱いにくいだけで、使う事は可能） 4.線が長いので、ゲーム機が離れていてもすんなり遊べる 5.連射機能とPS3に対応 （3と4の両方に対応した、抜群の汎用性） 6.ギリギリまで余分な機能がオミットされた結果、超軽量！ （大きさの割に、とんでもなく軽いので、全く疲れない） デメリット 1．FPSやアクションゲーム以外は、操作しづらい （特に、格ゲーとリズムゲームには向いてない） 2.バッテリーや振動モーターが非搭載の為、少々不便だったり迫力に欠ける （まず、PSボタンで起動が出来ない上、振動もしないのでホラーゲー等は臨場感に欠けるかも） 3.女性には少し扱いづらい大きさ 4.L2R2ボタンがトリガーボタンで無い為、違和感を感じるかも 5.アナログスティックの位置を純正品同様にした、通常仕様版があれば…

While the controller initally took some getting used to from a regular DS4, I've grown to love the thing and will not be going back to Sony's own offerings. Besides the obvious wired benefits like never having that haywire controller issue that is all too common, and no battery issues. There's also no tacky light bar. The cord is exceptionally long, so much so that I have it coiled and twist tied to reduce the length. The triggers can take some getting used to, especially L1/R1 as they're a little bulkier and sharper than a regular DS4. While the buttons are a little squishy, they're perfectly responsive to inputs and I've yet to have an issue. The touchpad works just fine. The sticks are a touch looser than a regular DS4, but I've had no issues whatsoever in practice. I prefer symmetrical, so the asymmetric layout took some adjusting. Most games I play don't utilize the dpad meaningfully, but it is a notable step down from the DS4 for those that do utilize it. The turbo features on the controller are easy to use and work just fine if you're so inclined. The rear sensitivity button is more of a novelty, in my opinion. It works, I just don't see the real function. This controller is very large. Larger than an Xbox controller, much larger than a dualshock. It's very light though, maybe to the point of feeling a bit cheap. But no battery will do that to a piece of hardware. You also can't turn on the console with the controller, a habit that took me a while to break. If you're looking for an alternative to Sony's DS4 due to poor quality assurance like I was, look no further.

Recomiendo,es más sensible que el original de sony,no vibra no tiene salidas de Audio pero responde de manera rápida ya que es alámbrico,sus R1,2,3y,L1,2y3 son más suaves que el original,probado 2 meses con Call of Duty

Great controller. Feels better and slightly larger than the stock controller. Note that it cannot cold start the PS4 by press of the PS button.