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1: Xbox controller because it has basically native support for nearly ALL games on Steam. On a rare occasion a PS4 controller had support where as Xbox controller didn't.
2: A PS4 or a PS5 controller. But you'll need a cable to connect it to the PC and if you want to use a bluetooth device with it you need to get the original one. Because any third party ones will just make it detected as a Xbox controller.
Those two have quite a bit of quality behind them and they are made to last.
So the first option is cheaper. But if you like the PS4/PS5 gamepad more you'll have to shelf out a bit more money to get it to work wireless.
I use a PS4 gamepad and I have the original bluetooth adapter so I can use it wireless and have it detected as a PS4 gamepad. I like it more than a 360 gamepad.
Problem is though it basically only has support on Steam. Where as on other gaming clients you need to use a program called DS4.
Only if you don't have peripheral vision haha. It's fine during the day but on an evening in a dark room it's very distracting.
Take a small piece of black tape and just put it over the light.
Yeah if I go with Series X controllers I'll use something called "Light Dims" that dims it substantially (you can get 100% blackout ones if you prefer). I wish it could be dimmed via software though like on the Elite controllers.
TBH Both XBOX and PS controllers are worthy options.
Anyways I've ordered a Duelsense charging station and two Black Duelsenses that are out next month. I've still got a Series X controller to use in the mean time (had I chosen XBOX i'd of just bought a second one).
I got two Duelsenses and the official charge station for less than the price of one of those. I did say no budget but I just don't feel like it's value for money. I'd keep my eyes on an elite version 3 controller though see what it could potentially bring to the table in the future.