The Rig Nacon Pro Compact wired controller is a decent $50 alternative for folks trying to find a smaller form factor gamepad that works for both PC and Xbox. PC Gamer's got your back Our experienced ...

Nacon’s Pro Compact Controller for Xbox is everything it says in its name. It offers a host of remapping features thanks to an app (Pro), it’s smaller than your typical gamepad (Compact), and it works ...

The Nacon RIG Pro Compact controller blazes its own trail with a more compact form factor, Dolby Atmos for headphones, and a bunch of customization options When you purchase through links on our site, ...

Video game controllers come in all shapes and sizes. The latest trend seems to be adding RGB LEDs within a clear plastic shell for extra glow and effect. Some gamers see RGB lighting as a gimmick, ...

The RIG Nacon Pro Compact comes in slightly cheaper than your bog-standard Xbox pad with a $49.99 / £44.99 price tag, but it still manages to feel just as premium as the tried-and-tested-original from ...

After years of catering to PlayStation players, Nacon’s getting into the Xbox controller business. The Rig Nacon Pro Compact controller for Xbox, the company’s first for the platform, is a wired ...

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Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying decisions and get more from technology. Nacon’s Pro Compact Controller for Xbox is everything it ...

Nacon has made their name in Europe for many years by providing high-quality accessories including things like a PS4 pad that was influenced by the Xbox-style of sticks, as well as triggers to help ...

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If you’re going to play video games on a console, you’re going to need a controller (unless you’re sticking with Kinect games for the rest of your life). Over the years we’ve seen a whole host of ...