These Are The Best Wireless Controllers For PC Gamers In 2019

Gaming is a good thing to spend your free time on. There are plenty of options for you to take in terms of hardware if you want some quality entertainment, especially for those on PC: You can use the traditional mouse and keyboard, or take it up a notch and go controller. From Official Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) controllers to smaller third-party’s, there are good deals if you know where to look. Here are some of the best controllers for PCs that you can have right now.

Xbox Wireless Controller

This is the utmost basic controller made by Microsoft. Of course, since it’s built and sold by the same company that’s synonymous with Windows, it’s going to be highly integrated with PC aside from its primary audience: Xbox One, One X, and One S. Chances are, you already have one of these around the house and if you do, your problem’s solved.

It helps greatly that the design is ergonomic and the control scheme is accessible to everyone and can be learned in just a couple of minutes.

Sony DualShock 

Along with the Xbox’s controller, Sony’s DualShock 4 is what people immediately thought of when it comes to gaming consoles. And surprisingly, you can actually connect a DualShock 4 with your PC to take up gaming. But the hoops you have to jump to get to that point can be pretty tiring.

You essentially have two options: Buying an expensive USB adapter to connect it directly to your PC’s port. Or you can get software that can trick the computer into thinking that it’s an Xbox controller. Once you have successfully connected the controller to the computer, you can start gaming on traditional PC games or PS4 games with Remote Play.

Xbox Elite Controller

This is what the next-gen gaming is for console gamers. If your bank balance has a good portion to spare and you want the absolute gaming experience on your PC, Xbox Elite is a pretty good way to go. It is fully customizable and if you’re the type of gamers who has an exact idea of what you want for each button, you’ll love this ability.

When you place an order for the Xbox Elite, it will come with a carrying case, 4 paddles, 6 thumbsticks, a set of 2 D pads in two styles either faceted or standard. You’ll also be given a USB cable for charging and batteries.

No matter what you use the controller for, be it console gaming or PC, this is one of the pinnacles of the gaming peripheral.

ASTRO Gaming C40 TR

What if you want to take customization an entire step further? There’s the ASTRO Gaming C40 TR. You can customize the analog stick and the D-pads to your specific module for you to get the gaming experience that you most wanted. In terms of endurance, it is capable of running for 12 hours straight.

No matter how you spin it, the ASTRO Gaming C40 TR is probably more than what the casual gamer might need. But nonetheless, it's got the integration going for it: It’s licensed as a PS4 peripheral, and it is compatible also with Windows PC.